iPlantCollaborativeOpenSource/irods-setavu-plugin

Name: irods-setavu-plugin

Owner: iPlant Collaborative Open Source

Description: An iRODS plugin that provides a microservice for setting AVUs

Created: 2015-02-06 00:13:34.0

Updated: 2017-12-04 19:16:33.0

Pushed: 2018-03-22 22:12:21.0

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Language: Shell

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README

irods-setavu-plugin

An iRODS plugin that provides a microservice for setting AVUs. Currently, this plugin can run in the CentOS 6 and 7 versions of iRODS 4.1.10.

Usage

The microservice msiSetAVU assigns an AVU to a collection, data object, resource, or user. It returns 0 on success and something else on failure.

msiSetAVU(msParam_t*      itemTypeInParam,
          msParam_t*      itemNameInParam,
          msParam_t*      attrNameInParam,
          msParam_t*      attrValInParam,
          msParam_t*      attrUnitInParam,
          ruleExecInfo_t* rei
         )

Parameters

Type | Name | Description —— | —————– | ———– in | itemTypeInParam | a STR_MS_T containing the type of item being given an AVU: -c for collection, -d for data object, -r for resource, and -u for user in | itemNameInParam | a STR_MS_T containing the name of the item being given an AVU in | attrNameInParam | a STR_MS_T containing the attribute name to be assigned in | attrValInParam | a STR_MS_T containing the attribute value to be assigned in | attrUnitInParam | a STR_MS_T containing the attribute unit to be assigned in,out | rei | the RuleExecInfo structure that is automatically handled by the rule engine, should not be included as a parameter in the rule invocation.

Example

stProcForPut {
 ($writeFlag == 0) {
msiSetAVU('-d', $objPath, 'UploadingProxyUser', $userNameProxy, '');

Compilation

For each OS specific version of the plugin, a shared object libmsiSetAVU.so is build inside an OS specific docker container. To build the object, just run the build executable. The resulting objects will be subdirectories of the libraries/ directory named at the OSes they are intended for. Here's an example build.

build

ee librarieslibraries
centos6
??? libmsiSetAVU.so
centos7
??? libmsiSetAVU.so

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