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#!/usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/perl
# cpanel - scripts/update-packages Copyright 2022 cPanel, L.L.C.
# All rights reserved.
# copyright@cpanel.net http://cpanel.net
# This code is subject to the cPanel license. Unauthorized copying is prohibited
#
package scripts::UpdatePackages;
use cPstrict;
use Cpanel::Imports;
use Cpanel::Config::Httpd::EA4 ();
use Getopt::Param ();
use Cpanel::Update::Config ();
use Cpanel::SysPkgs ();
use Cpanel::ServerTasks ();
my @EA4_REQUIRED_RPMS = qw( ea-apache24 ea-apache24-config );
exit( __PACKAGE__->script(@ARGV) // 0 ) unless caller;
sub script {
my $param = Getopt::Param->new;
my $forced = $param->get_param('force') || $ENV{'FORCEDCPUPDATE'};
my $os_updates_enabled = are_os_updates_enabled( $param->get_param('verbose') // 0 );
if ( !$os_updates_enabled ) {
# return 1 will exit 1 if ensure_ea4_is_updated fails
return 1 if !update_ea4_only();
return 0;
}
my $syspkgs = Cpanel::SysPkgs->new();
$syspkgs->check_and_set_exclude_rules; # make sure some packages are blocked
if ($forced) {
say 'Running package manager clean up before update due to force option ...';
$syspkgs->clean();
}
# The $syspkgs object will have already notified about the error.
# We do not die on failure in case _check_and_set_system_exclude_rules needs to
# change the kernel exclude back below
my $syspkgs_update_success = $syspkgs->update();
if ( !$syspkgs_update_success ) {
require Cpanel::Notify;
Cpanel::Notify::notification_class(
'class' => 'update_packages::UpdateFailed',
'application' => 'update_packages::UpdateFailed',
'constructor_args' => []
);
}
Cpanel::ServerTasks::schedule_task( ['SystemTasks'], 5, "recache_system_reboot_data" );
return $syspkgs_update_success ? 0 : 1;
}
sub are_os_updates_enabled ($verbose) {
my $update_conf_ref = Cpanel::Update::Config::load();
return 1 if $update_conf_ref->{'RPMUP'} ne 'never';
my $updates_setting = $update_conf_ref->{'UPDATES'} || '';
my $is_manual = $ENV{'CPANEL_IS_CRON'} ? 0 : 1; # see upcp for how this is set
my $is_ea4 = Cpanel::Config::Httpd::EA4::is_ea4();
if ( $updates_setting eq 'never' ) {
if ( $is_ea4 && $verbose ) {
say locale->maketext(
'Because both the “[_1]” and “[_2]” options are set to “[_3]”, the system will not perform any package updates.',
'RPMUP',
'UPDATES',
'never'
);
say locale->maketext(
'Change “[_1]” to a different value to enable all package updates, or change “[_2]” to a different value to enable updates to just [asis,EasyApache 4].',
'RPMUP',
'UPDATES'
);
}
}
elsif ( $updates_setting eq 'manual' && !$is_manual ) {
# Although cPanel updates are enabled, one is not happening
# at this time because the ENV variable CPANEL_IS_CRON is set
# to 1 which indicates upcp was not called manually so only
# maintenance is being run and there is no concern about
# EA4 not being in sync with cPanel. When we are doing
# a manually update we will fall into the block below and
# and update EA4 if its installed.
if ($verbose) {
say locale->maketext(
"Because the “[_1]” option is set to “[_2]”, the system will not update any packages.",
'RPMUP',
'never'
);
}
if ( $is_ea4 && $verbose ) {
say locale->maketext(
"Because the “[_1]” option is set to “[_2]” and this is an automatic update, the system will not update EasyApache 4.",
'UPDATES',
'manual'
);
}
}
else {
# In the event OS updates are disabled, we need to manually
# request an EA4 update to prevent the system from breaking
# because EA4 is out of date and cPanel has a newer
# configuration.
if ($is_ea4) {
if ($verbose) {
say locale->maketext(
"Because [asis,cPanel] automatic updates are enabled and the “[_1]” option is set to “[_2]”, the package update will only apply to EasyApache 4. This ensures that [asis,cPanel] and EasyApache 4 remain compatible.",
'RPMUP',
'never'
);
}
}
elsif ($verbose) {
say locale->maketext(
"Because the “[_1]” option is set to “[_2]”, the system will not update any packages.",
'RPMUP',
'never'
);
}
}
return 0;
}
sub update_ea4_only () {
return Cpanel::SysPkgs->new->update( 'pkglist' => \@EA4_REQUIRED_RPMS );
}
1;