{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-} module System.Process.PID1 ( RunOptions , defaultRunOptions , getRunEnv , getRunExitTimeoutSec , getRunGroup , getRunUser , getRunWorkDir , run , runWithOptions , setRunEnv , setRunExitTimeoutSec , setRunGroup , setRunUser , setRunWorkDir ) where import Control.Concurrent (forkIO, newEmptyMVar, takeMVar, threadDelay, tryPutMVar) import Control.Exception (assert, catch, throwIO) import Control.Monad (forever, void) import Data.Foldable (for_) import System.Directory (setCurrentDirectory) import System.Exit (ExitCode (ExitFailure), exitWith) import System.IO.Error (isDoesNotExistError) import System.Posix.Process (ProcessStatus (..), executeFile, exitImmediately, getAnyProcessStatus, getProcessID) import System.Posix.Signals (Handler (Catch), Signal, installHandler, sigINT, sigKILL, sigTERM, signalProcess) import System.Posix.Types (CPid) import System.Posix.User (getGroupEntryForName, getUserEntryForName, groupID, setGroupID, setUserID, userID) import System.Process (createProcess, proc, env) import System.Process.Internals (ProcessHandle__ (..), modifyProcessHandle) -- | Holder for pid1 run options data RunOptions = RunOptions { -- optional environment variable override, default is current env runEnv :: Maybe [(String, String)] -- optional posix user name , runUser :: Maybe String -- optional posix group name , runGroup :: Maybe String -- optional working directory , runWorkDir :: Maybe FilePath -- timeout (in seconds) to wait for all child processes to exit after -- receiving SIGTERM or SIGINT signal , runExitTimeoutSec :: Int } deriving Show -- | return default `RunOptions` -- -- @since 0.1.1.0 defaultRunOptions :: RunOptions defaultRunOptions = RunOptions { runEnv = Nothing , runUser = Nothing , runGroup = Nothing , runWorkDir = Nothing , runExitTimeoutSec = 5 } -- | Get environment variable overrides for the given `RunOptions` -- -- @since 0.1.1.0 getRunEnv :: RunOptions -> Maybe [(String, String)] getRunEnv = runEnv -- | Set environment variable overrides for the given `RunOptions` -- -- @since 0.1.1.0 setRunEnv :: [(String, String)] -> RunOptions -> RunOptions setRunEnv env' opts = opts { runEnv = Just env' } -- | Get the process 'setUserID' user for the given `RunOptions` -- -- @since 0.1.1.0 getRunUser :: RunOptions -> Maybe String getRunUser = runUser -- | Set the process 'setUserID' user for the given `RunOptions` -- -- @since 0.1.1.0 setRunUser :: String -> RunOptions -> RunOptions setRunUser user opts = opts { runUser = Just user } -- | Get the process 'setGroupID' group for the given `RunOptions` -- -- @since 0.1.1.0 getRunGroup :: RunOptions -> Maybe String getRunGroup = runGroup -- | Set the process 'setGroupID' group for the given `RunOptions` -- -- @since 0.1.1.0 setRunGroup :: String -> RunOptions -> RunOptions setRunGroup group opts = opts { runGroup = Just group } -- | Get the process current directory for the given `RunOptions` -- -- @since 0.1.1.0 getRunWorkDir :: RunOptions -> Maybe FilePath getRunWorkDir = runWorkDir -- | Set the process current directory for the given `RunOptions` -- -- @since 0.1.1.0 setRunWorkDir :: FilePath -> RunOptions -> RunOptions setRunWorkDir dir opts = opts { runWorkDir = Just dir } -- | Return the timeout (in seconds) timeout (in seconds) to wait for all child -- processes to exit after receiving SIGTERM or SIGINT signal -- -- @since 0.1.2.0 getRunExitTimeoutSec :: RunOptions -> Int getRunExitTimeoutSec = runExitTimeoutSec -- | Set the timeout in seconds for the process reaper to wait for all child -- processes to exit after receiving SIGTERM or SIGINT signal -- -- @since 0.1.2.0 setRunExitTimeoutSec :: Int -> RunOptions -> RunOptions setRunExitTimeoutSec sec opts = opts { runExitTimeoutSec = sec } -- | Run the given command with specified arguments, with optional environment -- variable override (default is to use the current process's environment). -- -- This function will check if the current process has a process ID of 1. If it -- does, it will install signal handlers for SIGTERM and SIGINT, set up a loop -- to reap all orphans, spawn a child process, and when that child dies, kill -- all other processes (first with a SIGTERM and then a SIGKILL) and exit with -- the child's exit code. -- -- If this process is not PID1, then it will simply @exec@ the given command. -- -- This function will never exit: it will always terminate your process, unless -- some exception is thrown. -- -- @since 0.1.0.0 run :: FilePath -- ^ command to run -> [String] -- ^ command line arguments -> Maybe [(String, String)] -- ^ optional environment variable override, default is current env -> IO a run cmd args env' = runWithOptions (defaultRunOptions {runEnv = env'}) cmd args -- | Variant of 'run' that runs a command, with optional environment posix -- user/group and working directory (default is to use the current process's -- user, group, environment, and current directory). -- -- @since 0.1.1.0 runWithOptions :: RunOptions -- ^ run options -> FilePath -- ^ command to run -> [String] -- ^ command line arguments -> IO a runWithOptions opts cmd args = do for_ (runGroup opts) $ \name -> do entry <- getGroupEntryForName name setGroupID $ groupID entry for_ (runUser opts) $ \name -> do entry <- getUserEntryForName name setUserID $ userID entry for_ (runWorkDir opts) setCurrentDirectory let env' = runEnv opts timeout = runExitTimeoutSec opts -- check if we should act as pid1 or just exec the process myID <- getProcessID if myID == 1 then runAsPID1 cmd args env' timeout else executeFile cmd True args env' -- | Run as a child with signal handling and orphan reaping. runAsPID1 :: FilePath -> [String] -> Maybe [(String, String)] -> Int -> IO a runAsPID1 cmd args env' timeout = do -- Set up an MVar to indicate we're ready to start killing all -- children processes. Then start a thread waiting for that -- variable to be filled and do the actual killing. killChildrenVar <- newEmptyMVar -- Helper function to start killing, used below let startKilling = void $ tryPutMVar killChildrenVar () -- Install signal handlers for TERM and INT, which will start -- killing all children void $ installHandler sigTERM (Catch startKilling) Nothing void $ installHandler sigINT (Catch startKilling) Nothing -- Spawn the child process (Nothing, Nothing, Nothing, ph) <- createProcess (proc cmd args) { env = env' } -- Determine the child PID. We want to exit once this child -- process is dead. p_ <- modifyProcessHandle ph $ \p_ -> return (p_, p_) child <- case p_ of ClosedHandle e -> assert False (exitWith e) OpenHandle pid -> return pid OpenExtHandle pid _ -> return pid _ <- forkIO $ do takeMVar killChildrenVar killAllChildren child timeout -- Loop on reaping child processes reap startKilling child reap :: IO () -> CPid -> IO a reap startKilling child = do -- Track the ProcessStatus of the child childStatus <- newEmptyMVar -- Keep reaping one child. Eventually, when all children are dead, -- we'll get an exception. We catch that exception and, assuming -- it's the DoesNotExistError we're expecting, know that all -- children are dead and exit. forever (reapOne childStatus) `catch` \e -> if isDoesNotExistError e -- no more child processes then do takeMVar childStatus >>= exitImmediately . toExitCode error "This can never be reached" -- some other exception occurred, reraise it else throwIO e where reapOne childStatus = do -- Block until a child process exits mres <- getAnyProcessStatus True False case mres of -- This should never happen, if there are no more child -- processes we'll get an exception instead Nothing -> assert False (return ()) -- Got a new dead child. If it's the child we created in -- main, then start killing all other children. Otherwise, -- we're just reaping. Just (pid, status) | pid == child -> do -- Take the first status of the child. It's possible - -- however unlikely - that the process ID could end up -- getting reused and there will be another child exiting -- with the same PID. Just ignore that. void $ tryPutMVar childStatus status startKilling | otherwise -> return () killAllChildren :: CPid -> Int -> IO () killAllChildren cid timeout = do -- Send the direct child process the TERM signal signalProcess sigTERM cid `catch` \e -> if isDoesNotExistError e then return () else throwIO e -- Wait for `timeout` seconds and allow the 'main' process to take care -- of shutting down any child processes itself. threadDelay $ timeout * 1000 * 1000 -- If the 'main' process did not handle shutting down the rest of the -- child processes we will signal SIGTERM to them directly. signalProcess sigTERM (-1) `catch` \e -> if isDoesNotExistError e then return () else throwIO e -- Wait for `timeout` seconds. We don't need to put in any logic about -- whether there are still child processes; if all children have -- exited, then the reap loop will exit and our process will shut -- down. threadDelay $ timeout * 1000 * 1000 -- OK, some children didn't exit. Now time to get serious! signalProcess sigKILL (-1) `catch` \e -> if isDoesNotExistError e then return () else throwIO e -- | Convert a ProcessStatus to an ExitCode. In the case of a signal being the -- cause of termination, see 'signalToEC'. toExitCode :: ProcessStatus -> ExitCode toExitCode (Exited ec) = ec #if MIN_VERSION_unix(2, 7, 0) toExitCode (Terminated sig _) = signalToEC sig #else toExitCode (Terminated sig) = signalToEC sig #endif toExitCode (Stopped sig) = signalToEC sig -- | Follow the convention of converting a signal into an exit code by adding -- 128. signalToEC :: Signal -> ExitCode signalToEC sig = ExitFailure (fromIntegral sig + 128)