#! /bin/sh

# modify this to point to your installed SEC binary
SEC=/tools/sec/bin/sec
# modify this to point to your nagios log file
NAGLOG=/var/log/nagios/nagios.log
# set this to the argument to the --file option passed to the NEB module
# in nagios.cfg.
EVENTFILE=/tmp/sec
# set this to a nagios owned directory to contain log files and rules files.
WORKDIR=/var/log/nagios/sec

PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin

# if workdir exists use it else use the current directory
[ -d $WORKDIR ] && cd $WORKDIR

# run the sec process as nagios
# use su if we are running as root, sudo otherwise.
if [ `id -un` != "nagios" ]; then
   if [ `id -u` -ne 0 ]; then
       exec sudo -u nagios $0 "$@";
   else
       # This isn't quite exactly the same as above but it will work.
       exec su nagios -c "$0 $@";
   fi
fi

case $1 in
start)
      $SEC  --input ${EVENTFILE} \
            --input ${NAGLOG}=NAG_LOG \
            --conf corr.sr \
            --conf nagios_log.sr \
            --dump sec_dump.txt \
	    --log sec_log.txt \
            --pid sec_pid.txt \
	    --intevents \
            --intcontexts \
            $TEST > /dev/null 2>&1  < /dev/null &
	;;
stop)
   kill `cat sec_pid.txt`;;

relog)
  kill -USR2 `cat sec_pid.txt`;
  ;;

init)
  kill -HUP `cat sec_pid.txt`;
  ;;

dump)
  rm sec_dump.txt
  kill -USR1 `cat sec_pid.txt`;
  sleep 1
  less sec_dump.txt
  ;;

test) $SEC  --testonly --conf forward.sr --conf nagios_log.sr
	;;

reload) kill -ABRT `cat sec_pid.txt`
     ;;

pid) cat sec_pid.txt
     ;;

*) echo "$0: <start|stop|init|reload|relog|dump|test|pid>"
esac