Scripting help

[luka1002]

Have this file "getstat":

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{"method":"getstat", "error":null, "start_time":1499374659, "current_server":"zec-eu.suprnova.cc:2142", "available_servers":1, "server_status":2, "result":[{"gpuid":0, "cudaid":0, "busid":"0000:01:00.0", "name":"GeForce GTX 1070", "gpu_status":2, "solver":0, "temperature":71, "gpu_power_usage":128, "speed_sps":438, "accepted_shares":150, "rejected_shares":0, "start_time":1499374659},{"gpuid":1, "cudaid":1, "busid":"0000:02:00.0", "name":"GeForce GTX 1070", "gpu_status":2, "solver":0, "temperature":58, "gpu_power_usage":129, "speed_sps":440, "accepted_shares":136, "rejected_shares":0, "start_time":1499374659}]}

1. Need script (getstat.sh) that will do:

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if "server_status":value <> 2 ; goto script00.sh 
if "temperature1": value  > 85 ; goto script01.sh
if "temperature2": value  > 85 ; goto script02.sh
if "gpu_status1": value <> 2 ; goto script03.sh
if "gpu_status2": value <> 2 ; goto script04.sh
rear "error": value <> "null" goto  script05.sh else goto exit

question beside how to do it in linux is how script will recognize same values for different VGAs? Maybe to use "cudaid" and first value after that.

2. Also one script that look every hour for proccess ./miner . if dectected goto getstat.sh if not reboot now.


Thx
Luka

[xenopeek]

The file getstat looks to be a JSON format file? It has some invalid control code characters when I copy it from here. Does it have that also in your file? After cleaning up the file (made it a single line of text) I could use jq to query it. jq is a tool to query JSON files from the Linux shell. So start by installing jq with command: apt install jq

To test if a file is in good format you can run: jq . [i]filename[/i]
If the file is good that will pretty print it's content. For your example file it does this for me (and it has color as well):

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{
  "method": "getstat",
  "error": null,
  "start_time": 1499374659,
  "current_server": "zec-eu.suprnova.cc:2142",
  "available_servers": 1,
  "server_status": 2,
  "result": [
    {
      "gpuid": 0,
      "cudaid": 0,
      "busid": "0000:01:00.0",
      "name": "GeForce GTX 1070",
      "gpu_status": 2,
      "solver": 0,
      "temperature": 71,
      "gpu_power_usage": 128,
      "speed_sps": 438,
      "accepted_shares": 150,
      "rejected_shares": 0,
      "start_time": 1499374659
    },
    {
      "gpuid": 1,
      "cudaid": 1,
      "busid": "0000:02:00.0",
      "name": "GeForce GTX 1070",
      "gpu_status": 2,
      "solver": 0,
      "temperature": 58,
      "gpu_power_usage": 129,
      "speed_sps": 440,
      "accepted_shares": 136,
      "rejected_shares": 0,
      "start_time": 1499374659
    }
  ]
}

An example script that should work with your example file is below. I don't have any error check in here (does the file exists, did the jq command return any errors, does the script to invoke exist, and so on; exercises for the reader ) I assume the "goto scriptNN.sh" commands means to continue execution in that other script and not return to this script? If you want something else to happen, please describe in words.

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

readonly STATFILE='getstat'

if [[ $(jq -Mr '.server_status' ${STATFILE}) -ne 2 ]]; then
	exec script00.sh
elif [[ $(jq -Mr '.result[0].temperature' ${STATFILE}) -gt 85 ]]; then
	exec script01.sh
elif [[ $(jq -Mr '.result[1].temperature' ${STATFILE}) -gt 85 ]]; then
	exec script02.sh
elif [[ $(jq -Mr '.result[0].gpu_status' ${STATFILE}) -ne 2 ]]; then
	exec script03.sh
elif [[ $(jq -Mr '.result[1].gpu_status' ${STATFILE}) -ne 2 ]]; then
	exec script04.sh
elif [[ $(jq -Mr '.error' ${STATFILE}) != 'null' ]]; then
	exit
fi

[luka1002]

Thank you!

Yeah, I copied text from linux to Windows so this is why there are some invalid code. I knew it was JSON but did not know anything about it. Thx. In the mean wile i found help with JSON about this miner (he generates getstat file), but i do not uderestand it very well. Thx for your help it is clear how to do it.

API Description.
Api establish the tcp connection and send through it json data, like a stratum protocol.
Every json request and response must be ended with new line symbol \n, this symbol used
as a sign of data end.

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Request example: {"id":1, "method":"getstat"}\n
Respond example: {"id":1, "method":"getstat", "error":null, "result":[{
		"gpuid":0, 
		"cudaid":0, 
		"busid":"0000:01:00.0", 
		"gpu_status":2, 
		"solver":0, 
		"temperature":64, 
		"gpu_power_usage":150, 
		"speed_sps":420, 
		"accepted_shares":1000, 
		"rejected_shares":1
	},{
		"gpuid":1, 
		"cudaid":1, 
		"busid":"0000:04:00.0", 
		"gpu_status":2, 
		"solver":0, 
		"temperature":70, 
		"gpu_power_usage":100, 
		"speed_sps":410, 
		"accepted_shares":1111, 
		"rejected_shares":2
	}
]}\n

Method getstat:

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  Request parameters:
    id       optional,  type: unsigned int,  response will be have this id.
    method   required,  type: string,        method name
                      
  Response parameters:
    id                          type: unsigned,          id from request or 0 in other case.
    method                      type: string,            method name
    error                       type: null, string,      null if no error otherwise message 
    result                      type: array of objects,  array contain objects by one for each gpu
    result[0].gpuid             type: unsigned,          internal gpu identifier
    result[0].cudaid            type: unsigned,          gpu cuda identifier
    result[0].busid             type: string,            pci bus id in format: 0000:00:00.0
    result[0].gpu_status        type: unsigned,          status of gpu 
                                                         0 - gpu launched, but not yet work,
                                                         1 - gpu launched, but he prepare to work, for example execute benchmark. 
                                                         2 - gpu works
                                                         3 - GPU stopped, for example, a temperature limit is reached
    result[0].solver            type: unsigned,          selected solver
    result[0].temperature       type: integer,           gpu core temperature
    result[0].gpu_power_usage   type: unsigned,          gpu power usage in watts, not all devices support this in this case this value will be 0
    result[0].speed_sps         type: unsigned,          gpu performance in solutions per seconds
    result[0].accepted_shares   type: unsigned,          amount of accepted shares
    result[0].rejected_shares   type: unsigned,          amount of rejected shares
    Remark: temperature, gpu_power_usage and speed_sps updated every 30 seconds.

[xenopeek]

\n is an escape character, a way to represent a non-printable character. It means a single newline character. That's fine and should work perfectly with jq and my example script.

[luka1002]

Thank you for your help.

[luka1002]

I had busy few weeks, so now i tried this what you wrote (script). I get errors. My sh: (it is just test, i will configure other scripts later)

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

readonly STATFILE='getstat';

if [[ $(jq -Mr '.server_status' ${STATFILE}) -ne 2 ]]; then#!/usr/bin/env bash

readonly STATFILE='getstat';

if [[ $(jq -Mr '.server_status' ${STATFILE}) -ne 2 ]]; then
   echo "server ok"
elif [[ $(jq -Mr '.result[0].temperature' ${STATFILE}) -gt 85 ]]; then
   echo "temp ok"
elif [[ $(jq -Mr '.result[1].temperature' ${STATFILE}) -gt 85 ]]; then
   echo "temp ok"
elif [[ $(jq -Mr '.result[0].gpu_status' ${STATFILE}) -ne 2 ]]; then
   echo "gpu 0 ok"
elif [[ $(jq -Mr '.result[1].gpu_status' ${STATFILE}) -ne 2 ]]; then
   echo "gpu1 ok"
elif [[ $(jq -Mr '.error' ${STATFILE}) != 'null' ]]; then
   exit
fi

run :

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luka@Mmin /home $ sudo sh teyt.sh
[sudo] password for luka:
teyt.sh: 5: teyt.sh: [[: not found
teyt.sh: 7: teyt.sh: [[: not found
teyt.sh: 9: teyt.sh: [[: not found
teyt.sh: 11: teyt.sh: [[: not found
teyt.sh: 13: teyt.sh: [[: not found
teyt.sh: 15: teyt.sh: [[: not found

Variable "STATFILE"(getstat) is here so in syntax is problem, but i do not know where.

Using linux Mint 18.1:

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luka@Mmin /home $ jq --version
jq-1.5-1-a5b5cbe

[xenopeek]

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sudo sh teyt.sh

It's a bash file. Calling it with sh will break the script. Just mark the file as executable (chmod +x filename) and you can run instead (the ./ prefix is to indicate the teyt.sh file is found in the current directory; when running programs not in your PATH directories you must indicate where they are found):

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sudo ./teyt.sh

But are you sure you need root privileges to run your script?

And I hope the heading of your file is copy & paste error as it shows the first three lines duplicated? This does not look correct:

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

readonly STATFILE='getstat';

if [[ $(jq -Mr '.server_status' ${STATFILE}) -ne 2 ]]; then#!/usr/bin/env bash

readonly STATFILE='getstat';

if [[ $(jq -Mr '.server_status' ${STATFILE}) -ne 2 ]]; then

The first line in your file must be #!/usr/bin/env bash. No whitespace before it.

Also, drop the semicolon after readonly STATFILE='getstat';. My mistake, it should not be there.

[luka1002]

Thank you it worked.

I use nano as text editor, and his first line is always empty and unwritable. Rest is ok. Thank you one more time.

[Termy]

Just so you (or anyone reading this) know, those errors came about because the [[ expression ]] testing syntax isn't in sh.

You needn't make a script executable to run it. Note that chmod -x <file> makes it executable for everyone, which is in general a potential security risk, although I doubt it's a concern with this particular script of course xD, still, it's worth keeping in mind. To make it so only you have execution privileges on a file, use chmod u+x <file> instead. You could run it with bash <script> without changing its permissions. You actually don't even need the shebang in a shell script unless you're going to ask the system to determine from the shebang which shell to use.

Lastly, #!/usr/bin/env bash isn't required (if you do use a shebang) as #!/bin/bash (or wherever bash is on your OS) is a more direct route. I consider the former method less secure, since I believe it picks up whichever "bash" is in your PATH. The caveat with the latter, is a slight drop in portability, so if a script is to support many different setups, then I'd assume the env route is probably the best one.

I know that was probably unnecessary as the thread is getting on a bit, but it gave me something to do. lol

[xenopeek]

Just so you (or anyone reading this) know, those errors came about because the [[ expression ]] testing syntax isn't in sh.

\
Well, yes and no. The script was fine and the shebang line indicated it was a bash script. The mistake was using "sudo sh filename.sh" to invoke the script. That ignores the shebang line and indeed forces a script to be run by a different script interpreter. Yeah, that doesn't work very well Also, sudo is not need for parsing JSON files...

[Termy]

Just so you (or anyone reading this) know, those errors came about because the [[ expression ]] testing syntax isn't in sh.

\
Well, yes and no. The script was fine and the shebang line indicated it was a bash script. The mistake was using "sudo sh filename.sh" to invoke the script. That ignores the shebang line and indeed forces a script to be run by a different script interpreter. Yeah, that doesn't work very well Also, sudo is not need for parsing JSON files...

Sorry, I forgot to quote. I was referring specifically to the [[: not found errors. Since the script was called with sh, as you pointed out, it resulted in those errors, because... [ insert my previous post ]

[xenopeek]

Perhaps we're meaning the same thing but when I read your "those errors came about because the [[ expression ]] testing syntax isn't in sh" I took that to mean "you shouldn't have used the [[ expression ]]" instead of "you shouldn't run bash scripts with sh, duh"