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			In case of some services it makes much sense for caller to receive also stderr in addition to stdout. For example: - qubes.VMShell (stderr required for salt-ssh over qrexec) - qubes.OpenInVM - especially when called to DispVM - otherwise diagnosing errors can be hard And generally all sort of error reporting (the purpose of stderr). It would ease debugging - instead of message "error occurred, check here and there for more details", it could be "error occurred: the reason". Fixes QubesOS/qubes-issues#1808
		
			
				
	
	
		
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| #!/bin/sh
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| 
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| # write stderr to both calling party and local log; be very careful about
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| # closing file descriptors here - if either stdout or stderr will not be closed
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| # when service process does the same - service call will hang (waiting for EOF
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| # on stdout/stderr)
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| stderr_pipe=/tmp/qrexec-rpc-stderr.$$
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| mkfifo $stderr_pipe
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| # tee can't write to file descriptor, nor /proc/self/fd/2 (EXIO on open)
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| return_stderr_pipe=/tmp/qrexec-rpc-stderr-return.$$
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| mkfifo $return_stderr_pipe
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| { cat <$return_stderr_pipe >&2 2>/dev/null; rm -f $return_stderr_pipe; } &
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| { tee $return_stderr_pipe 2>/dev/null <$stderr_pipe |\
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|        logger -t "$1-$2" >/dev/null 2>&1; rm -f $stderr_pipe; } &
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| exec 2>$stderr_pipe
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| 
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| QUBES_RPC=/etc/qubes-rpc
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| LOCAL_QUBES_RPC=/usr/local/etc/qubes-rpc
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| 
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| if ! [ $# = 2 ] ; then
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| 	echo $0: bad argument count, usage: $0 SERVICE-NAME REMOTE-DOMAIN-NAME >&2
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| 	exit 1
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| fi
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| export QREXEC_REMOTE_DOMAIN="$2"
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| 
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| for CFG_FILE in $LOCAL_QUBES_RPC/"$1" $QUBES_RPC/"$1"; do
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| 	if [ -s "$CFG_FILE" ]; then
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|         break
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| 	fi
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| done
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| 
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| if [ -x "$CFG_FILE" ] ; then
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| 	exec "$CFG_FILE"
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| 	echo "$0: failed to execute handler for" "$1" >&2
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| 	exit 1
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| else
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| 	exec /bin/sh "$CFG_FILE"
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| 	echo "$0: failed to execute handler for" "$1" >&2
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| 	exit 1
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| fi
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