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/*
* FCRON - periodic command scheduler
*
* Copyright 2000-2021 Thibault Godouet <fcron@free.fr>
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
* (at your option) any later version.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
*
* The GNU General Public License can also be found in the file
* `LICENSE' that comes with the fcron source distribution.
*/
#include "fcron.h"
#include "database.h"
#include "job.h"
#include "getloadavg.h"
int is_leap_year(int year);
int get_nb_mdays(int year, int mon);
void set_wday(struct tm *date);
time_t mktime_no_dst(struct tm *t);
void goto_beginning_next_period_periodical(cl_t * line, struct tm *ftime);
void move_time_to(int where, cl_t * line, struct tm *ftime);
#define BEGIN_NEXT_PERIOD 11 /* move_time_to()'s where possible value */
#define END_OF_INTERVAL 12 /* move_time_to()'s where possible value */
void run_serial_job(void);
void run_lavg_job(lavg_t * l);
void run_queue_job(cl_t * line);
int is_loop_in_queue(void);
void
test_jobs(void)
/* determine which jobs need to be run, and run them. */
{
struct job_t *j;
/* // */
debug("Looking for jobs to execute ...");
/* // */
while ((j = queue_base) && j->j_line->cl_nextexe <= now) {
if (j->j_line->cl_remain > 0 && --(j->j_line->cl_remain) > 0) {
debug(" cl_remain: %d", j->j_line->cl_remain);
}
else {
j->j_line->cl_remain = j->j_line->cl_runfreq;
if (is_lavg(j->j_line->cl_option))
add_lavg_job(j->j_line, -1);
else if (is_serial(j->j_line->cl_option))
add_serial_job(j->j_line, -1);
else
run_normal_job(j->j_line, -1);
set_hasrun(j->j_line->cl_option);
}
if (is_runonce(j->j_line->cl_option) && is_hasrun(j->j_line->cl_option)) {
explain("Line '%s' has runonce set: not re-scheduling it.",
j->j_line->cl_shell);
job_queue_remove(j->j_line);
}
else {
set_next_exe(j->j_line, STD, -1);
}
}
}
int
switch_timezone(const char *orig_tz, const char *dest_tz)
/* check if we have already switched to dest_tz timezone, otherwise do it */
/* If dest_tz is NULL, this function does nothing */
/* Returns 1 if this function has switched the timezone, 0 otherwise */
{
char *current_tz = getenv("TZ");
if (dest_tz != NULL &&
(current_tz == NULL || strcmp(dest_tz, current_tz) != 0)) {
my_setenv_overwrite("TZ", dest_tz);
return 1;
}
else
return 0;
}
void
switch_back_timezone(const char *orig_tz)
/* if orig_tz is NULL, unsets TZ
* otherwise, sets TZ to orig_tz */
{
if (orig_tz == NULL) {
my_unsetenv("TZ");
}
else {
my_setenv_overwrite("TZ", orig_tz);
}
}
time_t
mktime_no_dst(struct tm *t)
/* same as mktime(), but without daylight saving time (dst) change adjustment
* (ie. the returned time_t does not depend on the tm_isdst field) */
/* Remark : you may think that instead of creating a new function,
* it would be easier to set the tm_isdst field to -1.
* Unfortunately, the behaviour of mktime() with
* tm_isdst set to -1 depends on the unix you run.
* In other word, it wouldn't be portable. */
/*
* WARNING : the content of t has to be valid (for instance, 0<=t->tm_hour<=23,
* etc)
*/
{
struct tm t2;
time_t ti1;
t2 = *t;
ti1 = mktime(&t2);
/* */
debug("after mktime() : %d:%d isdst:%d ti:%ld\n",
t2.tm_hour, t2.tm_min, t2.tm_isdst, ti1);
/* */
/* check if there have been a dst change adjustment */
if (t->tm_isdst != t2.tm_isdst) {
time_t ti2;
struct tm t3;
/* recompute the time_t field with the other isdst value
* it works well, unless in a special case, hence the test
* below */
t3 = *t;
t3.tm_isdst = t2.tm_isdst;
ti2 = mktime(&t3);
/* */
debug("after dst fix 1 : %d:%d isdst:%d ti:%ld\n",
t3.tm_hour, t3.tm_min, t3.tm_isdst, ti2);
/* */
/* if t1 is in the "gap" of a dst change (for instance,
* if t1 is 2:30 while at 2:00, it is 3:00 due to the dst change,
* ie. 2:30 is never reached), the ti2 may be incorrect :
* we check that it is correct before using it : */
if (t3.tm_hour == t->tm_hour || ti1 < ti2) {
t2 = t3;
ti1 = ti2;
}
}
*t = t2;
return ti1;
}
void
run_normal_job(cl_t * line, int info_fd)
/* run a job, and write "log" on info_fd if positive */
{
if (line->cl_numexe <= 0 ||
(is_exe_sev(line->cl_option) && line->cl_numexe < UCHAR_MAX)) {
line->cl_numexe += 1;
run_queue_job(line);
send_msg_fd(info_fd, "Job '%s' started.", line->cl_shell);
}
else {
warn_fd(info_fd, " process already running: %s's '%s'",
line->cl_file->cf_user, line->cl_shell);
}
}
void
run_lavg_job(lavg_t * l)
{
run_queue_job(l->l_line);
if (is_serial(l->l_line->cl_option))
lavg_serial_running++;
}
void
run_serial_job(void)
/* run the next serialized job */
{
/* // */
/* debug("running next serial job"); */
/* // */
debug("num: %d running:%d index:%d", serial_num, serial_running,
serial_array_index);
if (serial_num != 0) {
run_queue_job(serial_array[serial_array_index]);
serial_array[serial_array_index] = NULL;
serial_running++;
if (++serial_array_index >= serial_array_size)
serial_array_index -= serial_array_size;
serial_num--;
}
}
void
run_queue_job(cl_t * line)
/* run a job */
{
exe_t e = { NULL, 0, 0 };
/* // */
/* debug("run_queue_job"); */
/* // */
e.e_line = line;
/* run the job */
if (run_job(&e) == OK) {
/* append job to the list of executed job */
exe_list_add(exe_list, &e);
line->cl_file->cf_running += 1;
}
}
int
is_loop_in_queue(void)
/* Check that we don't have a loop in the queue_base list.
* Return 1 if there is a loop, 0 otherwise.
* Only intended to be used when running in debug mode really. */
{
const int max_entries = 1000000 ;
int i = 0;
struct job_t *j;
if (queue_base == NULL) {
return 0;
}
for (j = queue_base, i = 0; j != NULL; j = j->j_next, i++) {
if (i > max_entries) {
return 1;
}
}
return 0;
}
job_t *
job_queue_remove(cl_t * line)
/* remove a job from the queue list
* returns a pointer to the previous entry,
* or NULL if the line either wasn't in the queue or was the first entry */
{
struct job_t *j;
struct job_t *jprev = NULL;
if (queue_base == NULL)
return NULL;
if (debug_opt && is_loop_in_queue()) {
error("Loop found in job queue before removing line '%s': aborting",
line->cl_shell);
abort();
}
/* find the job in the list */
for (j = queue_base; j != NULL; jprev = j, j = j->j_next) {
if (j->j_line == line) {
/* remove it from the list */
if (jprev != NULL) {
jprev->j_next = j->j_next;
}
else
/* first element of the list */
queue_base = j->j_next;
Free_safe(j);
if (debug_opt && is_loop_in_queue()) {
error("Loop found in job queue after removing line '%s': aborting.",
line->cl_shell);
abort();
}
return jprev;
}
}
/* the job wasn't there */
return NULL;
}
void
insert_nextexe(cl_t * line)
/* insert a job at the right position in the job queue */
{
struct job_t *newjob = NULL;
struct job_t *j = NULL;
struct job_t *jprev = NULL;
if (debug_opt && is_loop_in_queue()) {
error("Detected loop in queue_base before adding job '%s' to the queue: aborting.",
line->cl_shell);
abort();
}
Alloc(newjob, job_t);
newjob->j_line = line;
newjob->j_next = NULL;
if (queue_base == NULL) {
/* no job in queue */
queue_base = newjob;
return;
}
jprev = job_queue_remove(line);
/* check if we should start from queue_base or from jprev
* (in some cases, e.g. fcrontab has just been edited, the line should
* be moved *forward* in the queue) */
if (jprev == NULL || line->cl_nextexe < jprev->j_line->cl_nextexe) {
j = queue_base;
}
else {
j = jprev;
}
/* a job can only be moved back */
while (j != NULL && (line->cl_nextexe >= j->j_line->cl_nextexe)) {
jprev = j;
j = j->j_next;
}
/* when we get out from the while(), newjob should be added between jprev and j */
newjob->j_next = j;
if (jprev == NULL) {
queue_base = newjob;
}
else {
jprev->j_next = newjob;
}
if (debug_opt && is_loop_in_queue()) {
error("Detected loop in queue_base after adding job '%s' to the queue: aborting.",
line->cl_shell);
abort();
}
}
void
add_serial_job(cl_t * line, int info_fd)
/* add the next queued job in serial queue */
{
short int i;
/* check if the line is already in the serial queue
* (we consider serial jobs currently running as in the queue) */
if ((is_serial_sev(line->cl_option) && line->cl_numexe >= UCHAR_MAX) ||
(!is_serial_sev(line->cl_option) && line->cl_numexe > 0)) {
send_msg_fd_debug(info_fd, "already in serial queue '%s'",
line->cl_shell);
return;
}
send_msg_fd_debug(info_fd, "inserting in serial queue '%s'",
line->cl_shell);
if (serial_num >= serial_array_size) {
if (serial_num >= serial_queue_max) {
error_fd(info_fd, "Could not add job : serial queue is full "
"(%d jobs). Consider using option serialonce, fcron's "
"option -m and/or -q : '%s'", serial_queue_max,
line->cl_shell);
if (is_notice_notrun(line->cl_option))
mail_notrun(line, QUEUE_FULL, NULL);
return;
}
else {
cl_t **ptr = NULL;
short int old_size = serial_array_size;
debug("Resizing serial_array");
serial_array_size = (serial_array_size + SERIAL_GROW_SIZE);
ptr =
alloc_safe(serial_array_size * sizeof(cl_t *), "serial_array");
/* copy lines in order to have the first line at the index 0 */
memcpy(ptr + serial_array_index, serial_array,
(sizeof(cl_t *) * (old_size - serial_array_index)));
memcpy(ptr, serial_array + (old_size - serial_array_index),
(sizeof(cl_t *) * serial_array_index));
serial_array_index = 0;
Free_safe(serial_array);
serial_array = ptr;
}
}
if ((i = serial_array_index + serial_num) >= serial_array_size)
i -= serial_array_size;
serial_array[i] = line;
serial_num++;
line->cl_numexe += 1;
send_msg_fd_debug(info_fd, "serial num: %d size:%d index:%d curline:%d "
"running:%d (%s)", serial_num, serial_array_size,
serial_array_index, i, serial_running, line->cl_shell);
}
void
add_lavg_job(cl_t * line, int info_fd)
/* add the next queued job in lavg queue */
/* WARNING : must be run before a set_next_exe() to get the strict option
* working correctly */
{
lavg_t *lavg_entry = NULL;
/* check if the line is already in the lavg queue
* (we consider serial jobs currently running as in the queue) */
if ((is_lavg_sev(line->cl_option) && line->cl_numexe >= UCHAR_MAX) ||
(!is_lavg_sev(line->cl_option) && line->cl_numexe > 0)) {
send_msg_fd_debug(info_fd, "already in lavg queue '%s'",
line->cl_shell);
return;
}
/* // */
send_msg_fd_debug(info_fd, "inserting in lavg queue '%s'", line->cl_shell);
/* // */
/* append job to the list of lavg job */
lavg_entry = lavg_list_add_line(lavg_list, line);
if (lavg_entry == NULL) {
error_fd(info_fd,
"Could not add job '%s' : lavg queue is full (%d jobs)."
" Consider using options lavgonce, until, strict and/or "
"fcron's option -q.", line->cl_shell, lavg_list->max_entries);
if (is_notice_notrun(line->cl_option))
mail_notrun(line, QUEUE_FULL, NULL);
return;
}
line->cl_numexe += 1;
set_run_if_late(line->cl_option);
if (is_strict(line->cl_option) && line->cl_runfreq == 1) {
struct tm *ft;
struct tm ftime;
time_t begin_of_cur_int, end_of_cur_int = 0;
int tz_changed = 0;
/* Switch to another timezone if necessary. */
/* If line should be scheduled in a different time zone
* (ie. cl_tz != NULL),
* switch to that timezone now, do the calculations,
* and switch back to the local timezone at the end
* of the function. */
tz_changed = switch_timezone(orig_tz_envvar, line->cl_tz);
/* handle timezone differences */
begin_of_cur_int = line->cl_nextexe - (line->cl_file->cf_tzdiff * 3600);
ft = localtime(&begin_of_cur_int);
/* localtime() function seems to return every time the same pointer :
* it resets our previous changes, so we need to prevent it
* ( localtime() is used in the debug() function) */
memcpy(&ftime, ft, sizeof(struct tm));
move_time_to(END_OF_INTERVAL, line, &ftime);
end_of_cur_int =
mktime_no_dst(&ftime) + (line->cl_file->cf_tzdiff * 3600);
if ((line->cl_until > 0) && (line->cl_until + now < end_of_cur_int))
lavg_entry->l_until = line->cl_until + now;
else {
lavg_entry->l_until = end_of_cur_int;
clear_run_if_late(line->cl_option);
}
if (tz_changed > 0)
switch_back_timezone(orig_tz_envvar);
}
else
lavg_entry->l_until = (line->cl_until > 0) ? now + line->cl_until : 0;
}
void
wait_chld(void)
/* wait_chld() - check for job completion */
{
int pid;
cl_t *line = NULL;
exe_t *e = NULL;
/* // */
/* debug("wait_chld"); */
/* // */
while ((pid = wait3(NULL, WNOHANG, NULL)) > 0) {
for (e = exe_list_first(exe_list); e != NULL;
e = exe_list_next(exe_list)) {
if (pid == e->e_ctrl_pid) {
if (e->e_line == NULL) {
/* the corresponding file has been removed from memory */
debug("Job finished: pid %d", pid);
}
else {
line = e->e_line;
/* debug("Job finished: %s", line->cl_shell); */
line->cl_numexe -= 1;
line->cl_file->cf_running -= 1;
if (is_serial_once(line->cl_option)) {
clear_serial_once(line->cl_option);
if (--serial_running < serial_max_running)
run_serial_job();
}
else if (is_serial(line->cl_option)
&& !is_lavg(line->cl_option)) {
if (--serial_running < serial_max_running)
run_serial_job();
}
else if (is_lavg(line->cl_option)
&& is_serial(line->cl_option))
lavg_serial_running--;
}
exe_list_remove_cur(exe_list);
exe_list_end_iteration(exe_list);
break;
}
}
}
}
void
wait_all(int *counter)
/* return after all jobs completion. */
{
int pid;
exe_t *e = NULL;
debug("Waiting for all jobs");
while ((*counter > 0) && (pid = wait3(NULL, 0, NULL)) > 0) {
for (e = exe_list_first(exe_list); e != NULL;
e = exe_list_next(exe_list)) {
if (pid == e->e_ctrl_pid) {
if (e->e_line == NULL) {
/* the corresponding file has been removed from memory */
debug("Job finished: pid %d", pid);
}
else {
debug("Job finished: '%s'", e->e_line->cl_shell);
e->e_line->cl_numexe -= 1;
e->e_line->cl_file->cf_running -= 1;
if (is_serial_once(e->e_line->cl_option))
clear_serial_once(e->e_line->cl_option);
}
exe_list_remove_cur(exe_list);
exe_list_end_iteration(exe_list);
break;
}
}
}
}
int
is_leap_year(int year)
/* return 1 if it's a leap year otherwise return 0 */
{
return ((year % 4 == 0) && ((year % 100 != 0) || (year % 400 == 0)));
}
int
get_nb_mdays(int year, int mon)
/* return the number of days in a given month of a given year */
{
if (mon == 1) { /* is February ? */
if (is_leap_year(year))
return 29;
else
return 28;
}
else if (mon <= 6)
if (mon % 2 == 0)
return 31;
else
return 30;
else if (mon % 2 == 0)
return 30;
else
return 31;
}
void
set_wday(struct tm *date)
/* we know that 01/01/2000 was a Saturday ( day number 6 )
* so we count the number of days since 01/01/2000,
* and add this number modulo 7 to the wday number */
{
long nod = 0;
int i;
/* we add the number of days of each previous years */
for (i = (date->tm_year - 1); i >= 100; i--)
nod += (is_leap_year(i + 1900)) ? 366 : 365;
/* and month */
for (i = (date->tm_mon - 1); i >= 0; i--)
nod += get_nb_mdays((date->tm_year + 1900), i);
/* then we add the number of days passed in the current month */
nod += (date->tm_mday - 1); /* (mday is set from 1 to 31) */
date->tm_wday = (nod % 7) + 6;
if (date->tm_wday >= 7)
date->tm_wday -= 7;
debug(" dow of %04d-%02d-%02d : %d", (date->tm_year + 1900),
(date->tm_mon + 1), date->tm_mday, date->tm_wday);
}
void
goto_beginning_next_period_periodical(cl_t * line, struct tm *ftime)
/* From ftime, search the first/nearest time and date of the line's next
* period of execution.
*
* Line must be periodical (i.e. is_freq_periodically(line->cl_option) == TRUE)
*
* ftime will contain this time and date when this function returns.
*
* Vocabulary:
* interval of execution= a continuous interval of time during which
* the line can be executed.
* period of execution= a continuous interval of time during which
* the line is to be executed once and only once. */
{
int max = 0;
/* sanity check */
if (!is_freq_periodically(line->cl_option))
die("goto_beginning_next_period() called with a non periodical line");
/* number of days in ftime's month */
max = get_nb_mdays(ftime->tm_year, ftime->tm_mon);
/* STEP 1: find the beginning of the next period without ensuring
* there is no overflow (min>=60, hour>=24, etc) */
if (is_freq_mid(line->cl_option)) {
if (is_freq_mins(line->cl_option))
/* nothing to do : return */
return;
else if (is_freq_hrs(line->cl_option)) {
if (ftime->tm_min >= 30)
ftime->tm_hour++;
ftime->tm_min = 30;
}
else {
ftime->tm_min = 0;
if (is_freq_days(line->cl_option)) {
if (ftime->tm_hour >= 12)
ftime->tm_mday++;
ftime->tm_hour = 12;
}
else {
ftime->tm_hour = 0;
if (is_freq_dow(line->cl_option)) {
int to_add = (ftime->tm_wday >= 4) ? 11 - ftime->tm_wday :
4 - ftime->tm_wday;
if (ftime->tm_mday + to_add > max) {
ftime->tm_mon++;
ftime->tm_mday = ftime->tm_mday + to_add - max;
}
else
ftime->tm_mday += to_add;
}
else {
if (is_freq_mons(line->cl_option)) {
if (ftime->tm_mday >= 15)
ftime->tm_mon++;
ftime->tm_mday = 15;
}
else {
/* weird : we have the bit freq_mid set, but
* none of freq_{mins|hour|days|dow|mons} is set :
* we do nothing but increase tm_min by 1
* so as we don't return a time in the past */
ftime->tm_min++;
warn("Line %s doesn't seem correct: consider "
"reinstalling the corresponding fcrontab");
}
}
}
}
}
else { /* is_freq_mid(line->cl_option) */
if (is_freq_mins(line->cl_option))
/* nothing to do */
return;
else {
ftime->tm_min = 0;
if (is_freq_hrs(line->cl_option))
ftime->tm_hour++;
else {
ftime->tm_hour = 0;
if (is_freq_days(line->cl_option))
ftime->tm_mday++;
else {
if (is_freq_dow(line->cl_option)) {
int to_add =
(ftime->tm_wday == 0) ? 1 : 8 - ftime->tm_wday;
if (ftime->tm_mday + to_add > max) {
ftime->tm_mday = ftime->tm_mday + to_add - max;
ftime->tm_mon++;
}
else
ftime->tm_mday += to_add;
}
else {
ftime->tm_mday = 1;
if (is_freq_mons(line->cl_option))
ftime->tm_mon++;
}
}
}
}
} /* is_freq_mid(line->cl_option) */
/* we set tm_sec to 0 here and not before to ensure we will never return
* a time in the past (case is_freq_mins(line->cl_option)
* where we do nothing) */
ftime->tm_sec = 0;
/* STEP 2: fix the overflows.
* (a value may exceed the max value of a field: fix it if necessary) */
if (ftime->tm_min >= 60) {
ftime->tm_min = 0;
ftime->tm_hour++;
}
if (ftime->tm_hour >= 24) {
ftime->tm_hour = 0;
ftime->tm_mday++;
}
/* the month field may have changed */
max = get_nb_mdays((ftime->tm_year + 1900), ftime->tm_mon);
if (ftime->tm_mday > max) {
ftime->tm_mday = 1;
ftime->tm_mon++;
}
if (ftime->tm_mon >= 12) {
ftime->tm_mon = 0;
ftime->tm_year++;
}
if (debug_opt)
set_wday(ftime);
debug(" '%s' beginning of next period %04d-%02d-%02d wday:%d %02d:%02d "
"(tzdiff=%d, timezone=%s)", line->cl_shell, (ftime->tm_year + 1900),
(ftime->tm_mon + 1), ftime->tm_mday, ftime->tm_wday,
ftime->tm_hour, ftime->tm_min, line->cl_file->cf_tzdiff,
(line->cl_tz != NULL) ? line->cl_tz : "localtime");
}
void
move_time_to(int where, cl_t * line, struct tm *ftime)
/* IF WHERE == BEGIN_NEXT_PERIOD: from ftime, search the first/nearest time and date
* of the line's next period of execution.
* IF WHERE == END_OF_INTERVAL: search the last time and date
* of the line's interval of execution containing ftime.
*
* ftime will contain this time and date when move_time_to returns.
*
* Vocabulary:
* interval of execution= a continuous interval of time during which
* the line can be executed.
* period of execution= a continuous interval of time during which
* the line is to be executed once and only once. */
{
struct tm tm_next_period;
time_t timet_ftime;
/* by default we set timet_next_period to now + 10 years, which will
* always be later than the end of the interval of execution
* so as to make the test timet_ftime < timet_next_period always true */
time_t timet_next_period = now + 10 * 365 * 24 * 3600;
/* to prevent from infinite loop with unvalid lines : */
short int year_limit = MAXYEAR_SCHEDULE_TIME;
/* Depending on the situation we may need to ignore some fields
* while we walk through time */
char ignore_mins, ignore_hrs, ignore_days, ignore_mons, ignore_dow;
/* sanity checks */
if (where != BEGIN_NEXT_PERIOD && where != END_OF_INTERVAL)
die("move_time_to() called with invalid argument 'where': %d",
(int)where);
if (where == BEGIN_NEXT_PERIOD && is_freq_periodically(line->cl_option)) {
goto_beginning_next_period_periodical(line, ftime);
return;
}
/* In all other cases, we will have to walk through time */
if (is_freq_periodically(line->cl_option)) {
/* In this case we want to make sure we won't go after the end
* of the period of execution, so we need to set next_period */
memcpy(&tm_next_period, ftime, sizeof(tm_next_period));
goto_beginning_next_period_periodical(line, &tm_next_period);
timet_next_period = mktime_no_dst(&tm_next_period);
}
timet_ftime = mktime_no_dst(ftime);
if (where == BEGIN_NEXT_PERIOD) {
/* we have to ignore the fields containing single numbers */
ignore_mins = (is_freq_mins(line->cl_option)) ? 1 : 0;
ignore_hrs = (is_freq_hrs(line->cl_option)) ? 1 : 0;
ignore_days = (is_freq_days(line->cl_option)) ? 1 : 0;
ignore_mons = (is_freq_mons(line->cl_option)) ? 1 : 0;
ignore_dow = (is_freq_dow(line->cl_option)) ? 1 : 0;
}
else {
/* we want to go to the end of the current interval:
* we don't ignore anything */
ignore_mins = ignore_hrs = ignore_days = ignore_mons = ignore_dow = 0;
}
/* */
debug(" ignore: %d %d %d %d %d", ignore_mins, ignore_hrs,
ignore_days, ignore_mons, ignore_dow);
/* */
/* while we are in an interval of execution and not in the next period */
while ((ignore_mins == 1 || bit_test(line->cl_mins, ftime->tm_min)) &&
(ignore_hrs == 1 || bit_test(line->cl_hrs, ftime->tm_hour)) &&
((is_dayand(line->cl_option) &&
(ignore_days == 1 || bit_test(line->cl_days, ftime->tm_mday)) &&
(ignore_dow == 1 || bit_test(line->cl_dow, ftime->tm_wday)))
||
(is_dayor(line->cl_option) &&
(ignore_days == 1 || bit_test(line->cl_days, ftime->tm_mday) ||
ignore_dow == 1 || bit_test(line->cl_dow, ftime->tm_wday)))
) && (ignore_mons == 1 || bit_test(line->cl_mons, ftime->tm_mon))
&& (timet_ftime < timet_next_period)
) {
ftime->tm_sec = 0;
if (ignore_mins)
ftime->tm_min = 60;
else {
do
ftime->tm_min++;
while (bit_test(line->cl_mins, ftime->tm_min)
&& (ftime->tm_min < 60));
}
if (ftime->tm_min >= 60) {
ftime->tm_min = 0;
if (ignore_hrs && ignore_mins)
ftime->tm_hour = 24;
else
ftime->tm_hour++;
if (ftime->tm_hour >= 24) {
ftime->tm_hour = 0;
if (ignore_days && ignore_hrs && ignore_mins && ignore_dow)
ftime->tm_mday = 32; /* go to next month */
else
ftime->tm_mday++;
if (ftime->tm_mday >
get_nb_mdays((ftime->tm_year + 1900), ftime->tm_mon)) {
ftime->tm_mday = 1;
if (ignore_mons && ignore_days && ignore_dow
&& ignore_hrs && ignore_mins)
ftime->tm_mon = 12;
else
ftime->tm_mon++;
if (ftime->tm_mon >= 12) {
ftime->tm_mon = 0;
ftime->tm_year++;
if (--year_limit <= 0) {
error("Can't found a non matching date for '%s' "
"in the next %d years. Maybe this line "
"is corrupted : consider reinstalling "
"the fcrontab", line->cl_shell,
MAXYEAR_SCHEDULE_TIME);
return;
}
}
}
set_wday(ftime);
}
}
/* // */
{
/* set temporarily debug_opt to false to avoid having too many
* messages in the logs */
char debug_opt_previous = debug_opt;
debug_opt = 0;
timet_ftime = mktime_no_dst(ftime);
debug_opt = debug_opt_previous;
}
/* // */
}
if (timet_ftime > timet_next_period) {
/* the end of the interval if after the end of the period:
* we don't want to go in the next period, so we return
* the value of the end of the period. */
memcpy(ftime, &tm_next_period, sizeof(tm_next_period));
}
if (where == END_OF_INTERVAL) {
/* we want the end of the current interval, not the beginning
* of the first non-matching interval : go back by one minute */
if (--ftime->tm_min < 0) {
ftime->tm_min = 59;
if (--ftime->tm_hour < 0) {
ftime->tm_hour = 23;
if (--ftime->tm_mday < 1) {
if (--ftime->tm_mon < 0) {
ftime->tm_mon = 11;
ftime->tm_year--;
}
ftime->tm_mday =
get_nb_mdays((ftime->tm_year + 1900), ftime->tm_mon);
}
}