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#
# VDR shutdown hook for nvram-wakeup - Tobias Grimm <tg@e-tobi.net>
# ----------------------------------
#
# This shutdown hook sets the wakeup time for the next timer using
# nvram-wakeup. If necessary the shutdown command is modified to
# use a special shutdown strategy.
#

NVRAMCMD=/usr/sbin/nvram-wakeup

# read arguments for nvram-wakeup from conf-file
. /etc/vdr/vdr-nvram-wakeup.conf

# Defaults:
[ -z "$ENABLED" ]           && export ENABLED="no"
[ -z "$COMMANDLINE" ]       && export COMMANDLINE=""
[ -z "$SPECIALSHUTDOWN" ]   && export SPECIALSHUTDOWN=""
[ -z "$REGULAR_DAYS" ]      && export REGULAR_DAYS=0
[ -z "$REGULAR_TIME" ]      && export REGULAR_TIME=0
[ -z "$FORCE_REBOOT" ]      && export FORCE_REBOOT="no"

LOG="logger -t vdr-nvram-wakeup"

if [ $ENABLED = "no" ] ; then
    $LOG "nvram-wakeup functionality is disabled"
    exit 0
fi

request_reboot()
{
    if [ -z "$SPECIALSHUTDOWN" ] ; then
        $LOG "nvram-wakeup: A special shutdown strategy is required but not configured."
        echo "ABORT_MESSAGE=\"no special shutdown configured\""
        exit 1
    else
        echo "SHUTDOWNCMD=\"$SPECIALSHUTDOWN\""
        exit 0
    fi
}

# calculate, at what time the machine should be powered on:

TIMER=$1

if [ $REGULAR_DAYS -gt 0 ]; then
    REGULAR_TIMER=$((`date -d "$REGULAR_TIME" +%s` + $REGULAR_DAYS * 24 * 60 * 60))

    # when no vdr timer is set or vdr timer starts later than regular timer:
    if [ $TIMER -eq 0 ] || [ $TIMER -gt 0 -a $REGULAR_TIMER -lt $TIMER ] ; then
	TIMER=$REGULAR_TIMER
    fi
fi

# set wakeup time and check nvram-wakeup and check result:

$LOG "$NVRAMCMD -ls $TIMER $COMMANDLINE"

$NVRAMCMD -ls $TIMER $COMMANDLINE

case $? in
    0)	# all went ok - new date and time set
	$LOG "nvram-wakeup: everything ok"

	if [ $FORCE_REBOOT = "yes" ] ; then
            $LOG "nvram-wakeup: reboot not needed but forced"
	    request_reboot
	fi

	exit 0
	;;
    1) 	# all went ok - new date and time set.
	#
	# *** but we need to reboot. ***
	#
	# for some boards this is needed after every change.
	#
	# for some other boards, we only need this after changing the
	# status flag, i.e. from enabled to disabled or the other way.
          
    
	# For plan A - (Plan A is not supported anymore---see README)
	#
	# For plan B - (don't forget to install the modified kernel image first)
	#
         
        $LOG "nvram-wakeup: everything ok - need to reboot first"
	request_reboot
	
	;;
    *)	# something went wrong
	# don't do anything - just exit with status 1
 
	$LOG "nvram-wakeup: could not set time, shutdown will be aborted"
	echo "ABORT_MESSAGE=\"nvram-wakeup could not set time\""
	exit 1
	;;
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