#! @perl@/bin/perl # Issue #166838 uncovered a situation in which a configuration not suitable # for the target architecture caused a cryptic error message instead of # a clean failure. Due to this mismatch, the perl interpreter in the shebang # line wasn't able to be executed, causing this script to be misinterpreted # as a shell script. # # Let's detect this situation to give a more meaningful error # message. The following two lines are carefully written to be both valid Perl # and Bash. printf "Perl script erroneously interpreted as shell script,\ndoes target platform match nixpkgs.crossSystem platform?\n" && exit 1 if 0; use strict; use warnings; use Config::IniFiles; use File::Path qw(make_path); use File::Basename; use File::Slurp qw(read_file write_file edit_file); use JSON::PP; use IPC::Cmd; use Sys::Syslog qw(:standard :macros); use Cwd qw(abs_path); use Fcntl ':flock'; ## no critic(ControlStructures::ProhibitDeepNests) ## no critic(ErrorHandling::RequireCarping) ## no critic(CodeLayout::ProhibitParensWithBuiltins) ## no critic(Variables::ProhibitPunctuationVars, Variables::RequireLocalizedPunctuationVars) ## no critic(InputOutput::RequireCheckedSyscalls, InputOutput::RequireBracedFileHandleWithPrint, InputOutput::RequireBriefOpen) ## no critic(ValuesAndExpressions::ProhibitNoisyQuotes, ValuesAndExpressions::ProhibitMagicNumbers, ValuesAndExpressions::ProhibitEmptyQuotes, ValuesAndExpressions::ProhibitInterpolationOfLiterals) ## no critic(RegularExpressions::ProhibitEscapedMetacharacters) # Location of activation scripts my $out = "@out@"; # System closure path to switch to my $toplevel = "@toplevel@"; # Path to the directory containing systemd tools of the old system my $cur_systemd = abs_path("/run/current-system/sw/bin"); # Path to the systemd store path of the new system my $new_systemd = "@systemd@"; # To be robust against interruption, record what units need to be started etc. # We read these files again every time this script starts to make sure we continue # where the old (interrupted) script left off. my $start_list_file = "/run/nixos/start-list"; my $restart_list_file = "/run/nixos/restart-list"; my $reload_list_file = "/run/nixos/reload-list"; # Parse restart/reload requests by the activation script. # Activation scripts may write newline-separated units to the restart # file and switch-to-configuration will handle them. While # `stopIfChanged = true` is ignored, switch-to-configuration will # handle `restartIfChanged = false` and `reloadIfChanged = true`. # This is the same as specifying a restart trigger in the NixOS module. # # The reload file asks the script to reload a unit. This is the same as # specifying a reload trigger in the NixOS module and can be ignored if # the unit is restarted in this activation. my $restart_by_activation_file = "/run/nixos/activation-restart-list"; my $reload_by_activation_file = "/run/nixos/activation-reload-list"; my $dry_restart_by_activation_file = "/run/nixos/dry-activation-restart-list"; my $dry_reload_by_activation_file = "/run/nixos/dry-activation-reload-list"; # The action that is to be performed (like switch, boot, test, dry-activate) # Also exposed via environment variable from now on my $action = shift(@ARGV); $ENV{NIXOS_ACTION} = $action; # Expose the locale archive as an environment variable for systemctl and the activation script if ("@localeArchive@" ne "") { $ENV{LOCALE_ARCHIVE} = "@localeArchive@"; } if (!defined($action) || ($action ne "switch" && $action ne "boot" && $action ne "test" && $action ne "dry-activate")) { print STDERR <<"EOF"; Usage: $0 [switch|boot|test|dry-activate] switch: make the configuration the boot default and activate now boot: make the configuration the boot default test: activate the configuration, but don\'t make it the boot default dry-activate: show what would be done if this configuration were activated EOF exit(1); } # This is a NixOS installation if it has /etc/NIXOS or a proper # /etc/os-release. if (!-f "/etc/NIXOS" && (read_file("/etc/os-release", err_mode => "quiet") // "") !~ /^ID="?@distroId@"?/msx) { die("This is not a NixOS installation!\n"); } make_path("/run/nixos", { mode => oct(755) }); open(my $stc_lock, '>>', '/run/nixos/switch-to-configuration.lock') or die "Could not open lock - $!"; flock($stc_lock, LOCK_EX) or die "Could not acquire lock - $!"; openlog("nixos", "", LOG_USER); # Install or update the bootloader. if ($action eq "switch" || $action eq "boot") { chomp(my $install_boot_loader = <<'EOFBOOTLOADER'); @installBootLoader@ EOFBOOTLOADER system("$install_boot_loader $toplevel") == 0 or exit 1; } # Just in case the new configuration hangs the system, do a sync now. if (($ENV{"NIXOS_NO_SYNC"} // "") ne "1") { system("@coreutils@/bin/sync", "-f", "/nix/store"); } if ($action eq "boot") { exit(0); } # Check if we can activate the new configuration. my $cur_init_interface_version = read_file("/run/current-system/init-interface-version", err_mode => "quiet") // ""; my $new_init_interface_version = read_file("$toplevel/init-interface-version"); if ($new_init_interface_version ne $cur_init_interface_version) { print STDERR <<'EOF'; Warning: the new NixOS configuration has an ‘init’ that is incompatible with the current configuration. The new configuration won't take effect until you reboot the system. EOF exit(100); } # Ignore SIGHUP so that we're not killed if we're running on (say) # virtual console 1 and we restart the "tty1" unit. $SIG{PIPE} = "IGNORE"; # Replacement for Net::DBus that calls busctl of the current systemd, parses # it's json output and returns the response using only core modules to reduce # dependencies on perlPackages in baseSystem sub busctl_call_systemd1_mgr { my (@args) = @_; my $cmd = [ "$cur_systemd/busctl", "--json=short", "call", "org.freedesktop.systemd1", "/org/freedesktop/systemd1", "org.freedesktop.systemd1.Manager", @args ]; my ($ok, $err, undef, $stdout) = IPC::Cmd::run(command => $cmd); die $err unless $ok; my $res = decode_json(join "", @$stdout); return $res; } # Asks the currently running systemd instance via dbus which units are active. # Returns a hash where the key is the name of each unit and the value a hash # of load, state, substate. sub get_active_units { my $units = busctl_call_systemd1_mgr("ListUnitsByPatterns", "asas", 0, 0)->{data}->[0]; my $res = {}; for my $item (@{$units}) { my ($id, $description, $load_state, $active_state, $sub_state, $following, $unit_path, $job_id, $job_type, $job_path) = @{$item}; if ($following ne "") { next; } if ($job_id == 0 and $active_state eq "inactive") { next; } $res->{$id} = { load => $load_state, state => $active_state, substate => $sub_state }; } return $res; } # Asks the currently running systemd instance whether a unit is currently active. # Takes the name of the unit as an argument and returns a bool whether the unit is active or not. sub unit_is_active { my ($unit_name) = @_; my $units = busctl_call_systemd1_mgr("ListUnitsByNames", "as", 1, , "--", $unit_name)->{data}->[0]; if (scalar(@{$units}) == 0) { return 0; } my $active_state = $units->[0]->[3]; return $active_state eq "active" || $active_state eq "activating"; } # Parse a fstab file, given its path. # Returns a tuple of filesystems and swaps. # # Filesystems is a hash of mountpoint and { device, fsType, options } # Swaps is a hash of device and { options } sub parse_fstab { my ($filename) = @_; my ($fss, $swaps); foreach my $line (read_file($filename, err_mode => "quiet")) { chomp($line); $line =~ s/^\s*\#.*//msx; if ($line =~ /^\s*$/msx) { next; } my @xs = split(/\s+/msx, $line); if ($xs[2] eq "swap") { $swaps->{$xs[0]} = { options => $xs[3] // "" }; } else { $fss->{$xs[1]} = { device => $xs[0], fsType => $xs[2], options => $xs[3] // "" }; } } return ($fss, $swaps); } # This subroutine takes a single ini file that specified systemd configuration # like unit configuration and parses it into a hash where the keys are the sections # of the unit file and the values are hashes themselves. These hashes have the unit file # keys as their keys (left side of =) and an array of all values that were set as their # values. If a value is empty (for example `ExecStart=`), then all current definitions are # removed. # # Instead of returning the hash, this subroutine takes a hashref to return the data in. This # allows calling the subroutine multiple times with the same hash to parse override files. sub parse_systemd_ini { my ($unit_contents, $path) = @_; # Tie the ini file to a hash for easier access tie(my %file_contents, "Config::IniFiles", (-file => $path, -allowempty => 1, -allowcontinue => 1)); ## no critic(Miscellanea::ProhibitTies) # Copy over all sections foreach my $section_name (keys(%file_contents)) { if ($section_name eq "Install") { # Skip the [Install] section because it has no relevant keys for us next; } # Copy over all keys foreach my $ini_key (keys(%{$file_contents{$section_name}})) { # Ensure the value is an array so it's easier to work with my $ini_value = $file_contents{$section_name}{$ini_key}; my @ini_values; if (ref($ini_value) eq "ARRAY") { @ini_values = @{$ini_value}; } else { @ini_values = $ini_value; } # Go over all values for my $ini_value (@ini_values) { # If a value is empty, it's an override that tells us to clean the value if ($ini_value eq "") { delete $unit_contents->{$section_name}->{$ini_key}; next; } push(@{$unit_contents->{$section_name}->{$ini_key}}, $ini_value); } } } return; } # This subroutine takes the path to a systemd configuration file (like a unit configuration), # parses it, and returns a hash that contains the contents. The contents of this hash are # explained in the `parse_systemd_ini` subroutine. Neither the sections nor the keys inside # the sections are consistently sorted. # # If a directory with the same basename ending in .d exists next to the unit file, it will be # assumed to contain override files which will be parsed as well and handled properly. sub parse_unit { my ($unit_path, $base_unit_path) = @_; # Parse the main unit and all overrides my %unit_data; # Replace \ with \\ so glob() still works with units that have a \ in them # Valid characters in unit names are ASCII letters, digits, ":", "-", "_", ".", and "\" $base_unit_path =~ s/\\/\\\\/gmsx; $unit_path =~ s/\\/\\\\/gmsx; foreach (glob("${base_unit_path}{,.d/*.conf}")) { parse_systemd_ini(\%unit_data, "$_") } # Handle drop-in template-unit instance overrides if ($unit_path ne $base_unit_path) { foreach (glob("${unit_path}.d/*.conf")) { parse_systemd_ini(\%unit_data, "$_") } } return %unit_data; } # Checks whether a specified boolean in a systemd unit is true # or false, with a default that is applied when the value is not set. sub parse_systemd_bool { my ($unit_config, $section_name, $bool_name, $default) = @_; my @values = @{$unit_config->{$section_name}{$bool_name} // []}; # Return default if value is not set if ((scalar(@values) < 1) || (not defined($values[-1]))) { return $default; } # If value is defined multiple times, use the last definition my $last_value = $values[-1]; # These are valid values as of systemd.syntax(7) return $last_value eq "1" || $last_value eq "yes" || $last_value eq "true" || $last_value eq "on"; } # Writes a unit name into a given file to be more resilient against # crashes of the script. Does nothing when the action is dry-activate. sub record_unit { my ($fn, $unit) = @_; if ($action ne "dry-activate") { write_file($fn, { append => 1 }, "$unit\n"); } return; } # The opposite of record_unit, removes a unit name from a file sub unrecord_unit { my ($fn, $unit) = @_; if ($action ne "dry-activate") { edit_file(sub { s/^$unit\n//msx }, $fn); } return; } # Compare the contents of two unit files and return whether the unit # needs to be restarted or reloaded. If the units differ, the service # is restarted unless the only difference is `X-Reload-Triggers` in the # `Unit` section. If this is the only modification, the unit is reloaded # instead of restarted. If the only difference is `Options` in the # `[Mount]` section, the unit is reloaded rather than restarted. # Returns: # - 0 if the units are equal # - 1 if the units are different and a restart action is required # - 2 if the units are different and a reload action is required sub compare_units { ## no critic(Subroutines::ProhibitExcessComplexity) my ($cur_unit, $new_unit) = @_; my $ret = 0; # Keys to ignore in the [Unit] section my %unit_section_ignores = map { $_ => 1 } qw( X-Reload-Triggers Description Documentation OnFailure OnSuccess OnFailureJobMode IgnoreOnIsolate StopWhenUnneeded RefuseManualStart RefuseManualStop AllowIsolate CollectMode SourcePath ); my $comp_array = sub { my ($a, $b) = @_; return join("\0", @{$a}) eq join("\0", @{$b}); }; # Comparison hash for the sections my %section_cmp = map { $_ => 1 } keys(%{$new_unit}); # Iterate over the sections foreach my $section_name (keys(%{$cur_unit})) { # Missing section in the new unit? if (not exists($section_cmp{$section_name})) { # If the [Unit] section was removed, make sure that only keys # were in it that are ignored if ($section_name eq "Unit") { foreach my $ini_key (keys(%{$cur_unit->{"Unit"}})) { if (not defined($unit_section_ignores{$ini_key})) { return 1; } } next; # check the next section } else { return 1; } if ($section_name eq "Unit" and %{$cur_unit->{"Unit"}} == 1 and defined(%{$cur_unit->{"Unit"}}{"X-Reload-Triggers"})) { # If a new [Unit] section was removed that only contained X-Reload-Triggers, # do nothing. next; } else { return 1; } } delete $section_cmp{$section_name}; # Comparison hash for the section contents my %ini_cmp = map { $_ => 1 } keys(%{$new_unit->{$section_name}}); # Iterate over the keys of the section foreach my $ini_key (keys(%{$cur_unit->{$section_name}})) { delete $ini_cmp{$ini_key}; my @cur_value = @{$cur_unit->{$section_name}{$ini_key}}; # If the key is missing in the new unit, they are different... if (not $new_unit->{$section_name}{$ini_key}) { # ... unless the key that is now missing is one of the ignored keys if ($section_name eq "Unit" and defined($unit_section_ignores{$ini_key})) { next; } return 1; } my @new_value = @{$new_unit->{$section_name}{$ini_key}}; # If the contents are different, the units are different if (not $comp_array->(\@cur_value, \@new_value)) { # Check if only the reload triggers changed or one of the ignored keys if ($section_name eq "Unit") { if ($ini_key eq "X-Reload-Triggers") { $ret = 2; next; } elsif (defined($unit_section_ignores{$ini_key})) { next; } } # If this is a mount unit, check if it was only `Options` if ($section_name eq "Mount" and $ini_key eq "Options") { $ret = 2; next; } return 1; } } # A key was introduced that was missing in the previous unit if (%ini_cmp) { if ($section_name eq "Unit") { foreach my $ini_key (keys(%ini_cmp)) { if ($ini_key eq "X-Reload-Triggers") { $ret = 2; } elsif (defined($unit_section_ignores{$ini_key})) { next; } else { return 1; } } } else { return 1; } }; } # A section was introduced that was missing in the previous unit if (%section_cmp) { if (%section_cmp == 1 and defined($section_cmp{"Unit"})) { foreach my $ini_key (keys(%{$new_unit->{"Unit"}})) { if (not defined($unit_section_ignores{$ini_key})) { return 1; } elsif ($ini_key eq "X-Reload-Triggers") { $ret = 2; } } } else { return 1; } } return $ret; } # Called when a unit exists in both the old systemd and the new system and the units # differ. This figures out of what units are to be stopped, restarted, reloaded, started, and skipped. sub handle_modified_unit { ## no critic(Subroutines::ProhibitManyArgs, Subroutines::ProhibitExcessComplexity) my ($unit, $base_name, $new_unit_file, $new_base_unit_file, $new_unit_info, $active_cur, $units_to_stop, $units_to_start, $units_to_reload, $units_to_restart, $units_to_skip) = @_; if ($unit eq "sysinit.target" || $unit eq "basic.target" || $unit eq "multi-user.target" || $unit eq "graphical.target" || $unit =~ /\.path$/msx || $unit =~ /\.slice$/msx) { # Do nothing. These cannot be restarted directly. # Slices and Paths don't have to be restarted since # properties (resource limits and inotify watches) # seem to get applied on daemon-reload. } elsif ($unit =~ /\.mount$/msx) { # Just restart the unit. We wouldn't have gotten into this subroutine # if only `Options` was changed, in which case the unit would be reloaded. # The only exception is / and /nix because it's very unlikely we can safely # unmount them so we reload them instead. This means that we may not get # all changes into the running system but it's better than crashing it. if ($unit eq "-.mount" or $unit eq "nix.mount") { $units_to_reload->{$unit} = 1; record_unit($reload_list_file, $unit); } else { $units_to_restart->{$unit} = 1; record_unit($restart_list_file, $unit); } } elsif ($unit =~ /\.socket$/msx) { # FIXME: do something? # Attempt to fix this: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/141192 # Revert of the attempt: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/147609 # More details: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/74899#issuecomment-981142430 } else { my %new_unit_info = $new_unit_info ? %{$new_unit_info} : parse_unit($new_unit_file, $new_base_unit_file); if (parse_systemd_bool(\%new_unit_info, "Service", "X-ReloadIfChanged", 0) and not $units_to_restart->{$unit} and not $units_to_stop->{$unit}) { $units_to_reload->{$unit} = 1; record_unit($reload_list_file, $unit); } elsif (!parse_systemd_bool(\%new_unit_info, "Service", "X-RestartIfChanged", 1) || parse_systemd_bool(\%new_unit_info, "Unit", "RefuseManualStop", 0) || parse_systemd_bool(\%new_unit_info, "Unit", "X-OnlyManualStart", 0)) { $units_to_skip->{$unit} = 1; } else { # It doesn't make sense to stop and start non-services because # they can't have ExecStop= if (!parse_systemd_bool(\%new_unit_info, "Service", "X-StopIfChanged", 1) || $unit !~ /\.service$/msx) { # This unit should be restarted instead of # stopped and started. $units_to_restart->{$unit} = 1; record_unit($restart_list_file, $unit); # Remove from units to reload so we don't restart and reload if ($units_to_reload->{$unit}) { delete $units_to_reload->{$unit}; unrecord_unit($reload_list_file, $unit); } } else { # If this unit is socket-activated, then stop the # socket unit(s) as well, and restart the # socket(s) instead of the service. my $socket_activated = 0; if ($unit =~ /\.service$/msx) { my @sockets = split(/\s+/msx, join(" ", @{$new_unit_info{Service}{Sockets} // []})); if (scalar(@sockets) == 0) { @sockets = ("$base_name.socket"); } foreach my $socket (@sockets) { if (defined($active_cur->{$socket})) { # We can now be sure this is a socket-activate unit $units_to_stop->{$socket} = 1; # Only restart sockets that actually # exist in new configuration: if (-e "$toplevel/etc/systemd/system/$socket") { $units_to_start->{$socket} = 1; if ($units_to_start eq $units_to_restart) { record_unit($restart_list_file, $socket); } else { record_unit($start_list_file, $socket); } $socket_activated = 1; } # Remove from units to reload so we don't restart and reload if ($units_to_reload->{$unit}) { delete $units_to_reload->{$unit}; unrecord_unit($reload_list_file, $unit); } } } } # If the unit is not socket-activated, record # that this unit needs to be started below. # We write this to a file to ensure that the # service gets restarted if we're interrupted. if (!$socket_activated) { $units_to_start->{$unit} = 1; if ($units_to_start eq $units_to_restart) { record_unit($restart_list_file, $unit); } else { record_unit($start_list_file, $unit); } } $units_to_stop->{$unit} = 1; # Remove from units to reload so we don't restart and reload if ($units_to_reload->{$unit}) { delete $units_to_reload->{$unit}; unrecord_unit($reload_list_file, $unit); } } } } return; } # Figure out what units need to be stopped, started, restarted or reloaded. my (%units_to_stop, %units_to_skip, %units_to_start, %units_to_restart, %units_to_reload); my %units_to_filter; # units not shown %units_to_start = map { $_ => 1 } split(/\n/msx, read_file($start_list_file, err_mode => "quiet") // ""); %units_to_restart = map { $_ => 1 } split(/\n/msx, read_file($restart_list_file, err_mode => "quiet") // ""); %units_to_reload = map { $_ => 1 } split(/\n/msx, read_file($reload_list_file, err_mode => "quiet") // ""); my $active_cur = get_active_units(); while (my ($unit, $state) = each(%{$active_cur})) { my $cur_unit_file = "/etc/systemd/system/$unit"; my $new_unit_file = "$toplevel/etc/systemd/system/$unit"; my $base_unit = $unit; my $cur_base_unit_file = $cur_unit_file; my $new_base_unit_file = $new_unit_file; # Detect template instances. if (!-e $cur_unit_file && !-e $new_unit_file && $unit =~ /^(.*)@[^\.]*\.(.*)$/msx) { $base_unit = "$1\@.$2"; $cur_base_unit_file = "/etc/systemd/system/$base_unit"; $new_base_unit_file = "$toplevel/etc/systemd/system/$base_unit"; } my $base_name = $base_unit; $base_name =~ s/\.[[:lower:]]*$//msx; if (-e $cur_base_unit_file && ($state->{state} eq "active" || $state->{state} eq "activating")) { if (! -e $new_base_unit_file || abs_path($new_base_unit_file) eq "/dev/null") { my %cur_unit_info = parse_unit($cur_unit_file, $cur_base_unit_file); if (parse_systemd_bool(\%cur_unit_info, "Unit", "X-StopOnRemoval", 1)) { $units_to_stop{$unit} = 1; } } elsif ($unit =~ /\.target$/msx) { my %new_unit_info = parse_unit($new_unit_file, $new_base_unit_file); # Cause all active target units to be restarted below. # This should start most changed units we stop here as # well as any new dependencies (including new mounts and # swap devices). FIXME: the suspend target is sometimes # active after the system has resumed, which probably # should not be the case. Just ignore it. if ($unit ne "suspend.target" && $unit ne "hibernate.target" && $unit ne "hybrid-sleep.target") { if (!(parse_systemd_bool(\%new_unit_info, "Unit", "RefuseManualStart", 0) || parse_systemd_bool(\%new_unit_info, "Unit", "X-OnlyManualStart", 0))) { $units_to_start{$unit} = 1; record_unit($start_list_file, $unit); # Don't spam the user with target units that always get started. if (($ENV{"STC_DISPLAY_ALL_UNITS"} // "") ne "1") { $units_to_filter{$unit} = 1; } } } # Stop targets that have X-StopOnReconfiguration set. # This is necessary to respect dependency orderings # involving targets: if unit X starts after target Y and # target Y starts after unit Z, then if X and Z have both # changed, then X should be restarted after Z. However, # if target Y is in the "active" state, X and Z will be # restarted at the same time because X's dependency on Y # is already satisfied. Thus, we need to stop Y first. # Stopping a target generally has no effect on other units # (unless there is a PartOf dependency), so this is just a # bookkeeping thing to get systemd to do the right thing. if (parse_systemd_bool(\%new_unit_info, "Unit", "X-StopOnReconfiguration", 0)) { $units_to_stop{$unit} = 1; } } else { my %cur_unit_info = parse_unit($cur_unit_file, $cur_base_unit_file); my %new_unit_info = parse_unit($new_unit_file, $new_base_unit_file); my $diff = compare_units(\%cur_unit_info, \%new_unit_info); if ($diff == 1) { handle_modified_unit($unit, $base_name, $new_unit_file, $new_base_unit_file, \%new_unit_info, $active_cur, \%units_to_stop, \%units_to_start, \%units_to_reload, \%units_to_restart, \%units_to_skip); } elsif ($diff == 2 and not $units_to_restart{$unit}) { $units_to_reload{$unit} = 1; record_unit($reload_list_file, $unit); } } } } # Converts a path to the name of a systemd mount unit that would be responsible # for mounting this path. sub path_to_unit_name { my ($path) = @_; # Use current version of systemctl binary before daemon is reexeced. open(my $cmd, "-|", "$cur_systemd/systemd-escape", "--suffix=mount", "-p", $path) or die "Unable to escape $path!\n"; my $escaped = do { local $/ = undef; <$cmd> }; chomp($escaped); close($cmd) or die("Unable to close systemd-escape pipe"); return $escaped; } # Compare the previous and new fstab to figure out which filesystems # need a remount or need to be unmounted. New filesystems are mounted # automatically by starting local-fs.target. FIXME: might be nicer if # we generated units for all mounts; then we could unify this with the # unit checking code above. my ($cur_fss, $cur_swaps) = parse_fstab("/etc/fstab"); my ($new_fss, $new_swaps) = parse_fstab("$toplevel/etc/fstab"); foreach my $mount_point (keys(%{$cur_fss})) { my $cur = $cur_fss->{$mount_point}; my $new = $new_fss->{$mount_point}; my $unit = path_to_unit_name($mount_point); if (!defined($new)) { # Filesystem entry disappeared, so unmount it. $units_to_stop{$unit} = 1; } elsif ($cur->{fsType} ne $new->{fsType} || $cur->{device} ne $new->{device}) { if ($mount_point eq '/' or $mount_point eq '/nix') { if ($cur->{options} ne $new->{options}) { # Mount options changed, so remount it. $units_to_reload{$unit} = 1; record_unit($reload_list_file, $unit); } else { # Don't unmount / or /nix if the device changed $units_to_skip{$unit} = 1; } } else { # Filesystem type or device changed, so unmount and mount it. $units_to_restart{$unit} = 1; record_unit($restart_list_file, $unit); } } elsif ($cur->{options} ne $new->{options}) { # Mount options changes, so remount it. $units_to_reload{$unit} = 1; record_unit($reload_list_file, $unit); } } # Also handles swap devices. foreach my $device (keys(%{$cur_swaps})) { my $cur = $cur_swaps->{$device}; my $new = $new_swaps->{$device}; if (!defined($new)) { # Swap entry disappeared, so turn it off. Can't use # "systemctl stop" here because systemd has lots of alias # units that prevent a stop from actually calling # "swapoff". if ($action eq "dry-activate") { print STDERR "would stop swap device: $device\n"; } else { print STDERR "stopping swap device: $device\n"; system("@utillinux@/sbin/swapoff", $device); } } # FIXME: update swap options (i.e. its priority). } # Should we have systemd re-exec itself? my $cur_pid1_path = abs_path("/proc/1/exe") // "/unknown"; my $cur_systemd_system_config = abs_path("/etc/systemd/system.conf") // "/unknown"; my $new_pid1_path = abs_path("$new_systemd/lib/systemd/systemd") or die; my $new_systemd_system_config = abs_path("$toplevel/etc/systemd/system.conf") // "/unknown"; my $restart_systemd = $cur_pid1_path ne $new_pid1_path; if ($cur_systemd_system_config ne $new_systemd_system_config) { $restart_systemd = 1; } # Takes an array of unit names and returns an array with the same elements, # except all units that are also in the global variable `unitsToFilter`. sub filter_units { my ($units) = @_; my @res; foreach my $unit (sort(keys(%{$units}))) { if (!defined($units_to_filter{$unit})) { push(@res, $unit); } } return @res; } my @units_to_stop_filtered = filter_units(\%units_to_stop); # Show dry-run actions. if ($action eq "dry-activate") { if (scalar(@units_to_stop_filtered) > 0) { print STDERR "would stop the following units: ", join(", ", @units_to_stop_filtered), "\n"; } if (scalar(keys(%units_to_skip)) > 0) { print STDERR "would NOT stop the following changed units: ", join(", ", sort(keys(%units_to_skip))), "\n"; } print STDERR "would activate the configuration...\n"; system("$out/dry-activate", "$out"); # Handle the activation script requesting the restart or reload of a unit. foreach (split(/\n/msx, read_file($dry_restart_by_activation_file, err_mode => "quiet") // "")) { my $unit = $_; my $new_unit_file = "$toplevel/etc/systemd/system/$unit"; my $base_unit = $unit; my $new_base_unit_file = $new_unit_file; # Detect template instances. if (!-e $new_unit_file && $unit =~ /^(.*)@[^\.]*\.(.*)$/msx) { $base_unit = "$1\@.$2"; $new_base_unit_file = "$toplevel/etc/systemd/system/$base_unit"; } my $base_name = $base_unit; $base_name =~ s/\.[[:lower:]]*$//msx; # Start units if they were not active previously if (not defined($active_cur->{$unit})) { $units_to_start{$unit} = 1; next; } handle_modified_unit($unit, $base_name, $new_unit_file, $new_base_unit_file, undef, $active_cur, \%units_to_restart, \%units_to_restart, \%units_to_reload, \%units_to_restart, \%units_to_skip); } unlink($dry_restart_by_activation_file); foreach (split(/\n/msx, read_file($dry_reload_by_activation_file, err_mode => "quiet") // "")) { my $unit = $_; if (defined($active_cur->{$unit}) and not $units_to_restart{$unit} and not $units_to_stop{$unit}) { $units_to_reload{$unit} = 1; record_unit($reload_list_file, $unit); } } unlink($dry_reload_by_activation_file); if ($restart_systemd) { print STDERR "would restart systemd\n"; } if (scalar(keys(%units_to_reload)) > 0) { print STDERR "would reload the following units: ", join(", ", sort(keys(%units_to_reload))), "\n"; } if (scalar(keys(%units_to_restart)) > 0) { print STDERR "would restart the following units: ", join(", ", sort(keys(%units_to_restart))), "\n"; } my @units_to_start_filtered = filter_units(\%units_to_start); if (scalar(@units_to_start_filtered)) { print STDERR "would start the following units: ", join(", ", @units_to_start_filtered), "\n"; } exit 0; } syslog(LOG_NOTICE, "switching to system configuration $toplevel"); if (scalar(keys(%units_to_stop)) > 0) { if (scalar(@units_to_stop_filtered)) { print STDERR "stopping the following units: ", join(", ", @units_to_stop_filtered), "\n"; } # Use current version of systemctl binary before daemon is reexeced. system("$cur_systemd/systemctl", "stop", "--", sort(keys(%units_to_stop))); } if (scalar(keys(%units_to_skip)) > 0) { print STDERR "NOT restarting the following changed units: ", join(", ", sort(keys(%units_to_skip))), "\n"; } # Activate the new configuration (i.e., update /etc, make accounts, # and so on). my $res = 0; print STDERR "activating the configuration...\n"; system("$out/activate", "$out") == 0 or $res = 2; # Handle the activation script requesting the restart or reload of a unit. foreach (split(/\n/msx, read_file($restart_by_activation_file, err_mode => "quiet") // "")) { my $unit = $_; my $new_unit_file = "$toplevel/etc/systemd/system/$unit"; my $base_unit = $unit; my $new_base_unit_file = $new_unit_file; # Detect template instances. if (!-e $new_unit_file && $unit =~ /^(.*)@[^\.]*\.(.*)$/msx) { $base_unit = "$1\@.$2"; $new_base_unit_file = "$toplevel/etc/systemd/system/$base_unit"; } my $base_name = $base_unit; $base_name =~ s/\.[[:lower:]]*$//msx; # Start units if they were not active previously if (not defined($active_cur->{$unit})) { $units_to_start{$unit} = 1; record_unit($start_list_file, $unit); next; } handle_modified_unit($unit, $base_name, $new_unit_file, $new_base_unit_file, undef, $active_cur, \%units_to_restart, \%units_to_restart, \%units_to_reload, \%units_to_restart, \%units_to_skip); } # We can remove the file now because it has been propagated to the other restart/reload files unlink($restart_by_activation_file); foreach (split(/\n/msx, read_file($reload_by_activation_file, err_mode => "quiet") // "")) { my $unit = $_; if (defined($active_cur->{$unit}) and not $units_to_restart{$unit} and not $units_to_stop{$unit}) { $units_to_reload{$unit} = 1; record_unit($reload_list_file, $unit); } } # We can remove the file now because it has been propagated to the other reload file unlink($reload_by_activation_file); # Restart systemd if necessary. Note that this is done using the # current version of systemd, just in case the new one has trouble # communicating with the running pid 1. if ($restart_systemd) { print STDERR "restarting systemd...\n"; system("$cur_systemd/systemctl", "daemon-reexec") == 0 or $res = 2; } # Forget about previously failed services. system("$new_systemd/bin/systemctl", "reset-failed"); # Make systemd reload its units. system("$new_systemd/bin/systemctl", "daemon-reload") == 0 or $res = 3; # Reload user units open(my $list_active_users, "-|", "$new_systemd/bin/loginctl", "list-users", "--no-legend") || die("Unable to call loginctl"); while (my $f = <$list_active_users>) { if ($f !~ /^\s*(?\d+)\s+(?\S+)/msx) { next; } my ($uid, $name) = ($+{uid}, $+{user}); print STDERR "reloading user units for $name...\n"; system("@su@", "-s", "@shell@", "-l", $name, "-c", "export XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=/run/user/$uid; " . "$cur_systemd/systemctl --user daemon-reexec; " . "$new_systemd/bin/systemctl --user start nixos-activation.service"); } close($list_active_users) || die("Unable to close the file handle to loginctl"); # Restart sysinit-reactivation.target. # This target only exists to restart services ordered before sysinit.target. We # cannot use X-StopOnReconfiguration to restart sysinit.target because then ALL # services of the system would be restarted since all normal services have a # default dependency on sysinit.target. sysinit-reactivation.target ensures # that services ordered BEFORE sysinit.target get re-started in the correct # order. Ordering between these services is respected. print STDERR "restarting sysinit-reactivation.target\n"; system("$new_systemd/bin/systemctl", "restart", "sysinit-reactivation.target") == 0 or $res = 4; # Before reloading we need to ensure that the units are still active. They may have been # deactivated because one of their requirements got stopped. If they are inactive # but should have been reloaded, the user probably expects them to be started. if (scalar(keys(%units_to_reload)) > 0) { for my $unit (keys(%units_to_reload)) { if (!unit_is_active($unit)) { # Figure out if we need to start the unit my %unit_info = parse_unit("$toplevel/etc/systemd/system/$unit", "$toplevel/etc/systemd/system/$unit"); if (!(parse_systemd_bool(\%unit_info, "Unit", "RefuseManualStart", 0) || parse_systemd_bool(\%unit_info, "Unit", "X-OnlyManualStart", 0))) { $units_to_start{$unit} = 1; record_unit($start_list_file, $unit); } # Don't reload the unit, reloading would fail delete %units_to_reload{$unit}; unrecord_unit($reload_list_file, $unit); } } } # Reload units that need it. This includes remounting changed mount # units. if (scalar(keys(%units_to_reload)) > 0) { print STDERR "reloading the following units: ", join(", ", sort(keys(%units_to_reload))), "\n"; system("$new_systemd/bin/systemctl", "reload", "--", sort(keys(%units_to_reload))) == 0 or $res = 4; unlink($reload_list_file); } # Restart changed services (those that have to be restarted rather # than stopped and started). if (scalar(keys(%units_to_restart)) > 0) { print STDERR "restarting the following units: ", join(", ", sort(keys(%units_to_restart))), "\n"; system("$new_systemd/bin/systemctl", "restart", "--", sort(keys(%units_to_restart))) == 0 or $res = 4; unlink($restart_list_file); } # Start all active targets, as well as changed units we stopped above. # The latter is necessary because some may not be dependencies of the # targets (i.e., they were manually started). FIXME: detect units # that are symlinks to other units. We shouldn't start both at the # same time because we'll get a "Failed to add path to set" error from # systemd. my @units_to_start_filtered = filter_units(\%units_to_start); if (scalar(@units_to_start_filtered)) { print STDERR "starting the following units: ", join(", ", @units_to_start_filtered), "\n" } system("$new_systemd/bin/systemctl", "start", "--", sort(keys(%units_to_start))) == 0 or $res = 4; unlink($start_list_file); # Print failed and new units. my (@failed, @new); my $active_new = get_active_units(); while (my ($unit, $state) = each(%{$active_new})) { if ($state->{state} eq "failed") { push(@failed, $unit); next; } if ($state->{substate} eq "auto-restart") { # A unit in auto-restart substate is a failure *if* it previously failed to start open(my $main_status_fd, "-|", "$new_systemd/bin/systemctl", "show", "--value", "--property=ExecMainStatus", $unit) || die("Unable to call 'systemctl show'"); my $main_status = do { local $/ = undef; <$main_status_fd> }; close($main_status_fd) || die("Unable to close 'systemctl show' fd"); chomp($main_status); if ($main_status ne "0") { push(@failed, $unit); next; } } # Ignore scopes since they are not managed by this script but rather # created and managed by third-party services via the systemd dbus API. # This only lists units that are not failed (including ones that are in auto-restart but have not failed previously) if ($state->{state} ne "failed" && !defined($active_cur->{$unit}) && $unit !~ /\.scope$/msx) { push(@new, $unit); } } if (scalar(@new) > 0) { print STDERR "the following new units were started: ", join(", ", sort(@new)), "\n" } if (scalar(@failed) > 0) { my @failed_sorted = sort(@failed); print STDERR "warning: the following units failed: ", join(", ", @failed_sorted), "\n\n"; system("$new_systemd/bin/systemctl status --no-pager --full '" . join("' '", @failed_sorted) . "' >&2"); $res = 4; } if ($res == 0) { syslog(LOG_NOTICE, "finished switching to system configuration $toplevel"); } else { syslog(LOG_ERR, "switching to system configuration $toplevel failed (status $res)"); } close($stc_lock) or die "Could not close lock - $!"; exit($res);