Add a record for the operations on the physical server Queue:
Make the functions into sub-menus. The general idea is as follows:
../Csm/conf. php:
// Command to handle the queue opration
$ Execute_to_reconfig = $ shell_cgi. "". escapeshellarg ("$ QUEUES_BIN/badmin reconfig ");
$ Prepare_to_setenv = $ shell_cgi. "". escapeshellarg ("export LSF_ENVDIR ");
$ List_all_queues_command = $ shell_cgi. "". escapeshellarg ("source/etc/profile; $ QUEUES_BIN/bqueues | $ ROOT_BIN/awk '{if (NR> 1) print $1 }'"); // If source/etc/profile is not added, the system will prompt some environment variables with unset errors.
$ Get_user_queue = $ shell_cgi. "". escapeshellarg ("$ USR_YPBIN/bqueueadm-u % s ");
$ Add_user_to_queue = $ shell_cgi. "". escapeshellarg ("$ USR_YPBIN/bqueueadm-u % s-a % s ");
$ Del_user_from_queue = $ shell_cgi. "". escapeshellarg ("$ USR_YPBIN/bqueueadm-u % s-d % s ");
$ Change_user_to_queue = $ shell_cgi. "". escapeshellarg ("$ USR_YPBIN/bqueueadm-u % s-d % s-a % s ");
Define the displayed view in the corresponding tpl file. Note that only the view does not include the displayed data.
Similar to: ../csm/addusertoqueue. php actually transmits data to tpl. User Data and queue data are required.
All are passed in from here.
Similar to: js/addusertoqueue. js uses ajax to asynchronously send requests to the processing page, and receives the processing page
Returned value.
Similar: ../csm/addusertoqueue-ajax.php is to receive ajax parameters, the actual execution of the command
.
Note: The $ list_all_queues_command command restricts source/etc/profile to read environment variables,
Otherwise, an error is returned if no value exists in the returned array.
Example in the Js file:
$ (). Ready (function (){
$ ('# Submit_change_user_to_queue'). click (function (){
$. Ajax ({
Url: '../csm/changeusertoqueue-ajax.php ',
Type: 'get ',
Data: 'username = '+ $ (' # usernamelist option: selected '). text () + '& beforqueue =' + $ ('# queueslist_befor option: selected '). text () + '& nowqueue =' + $ ('# queueslist_now option: selected '). text (),
DataType: 'text ',
Success: function (data ){
Alert (data );
},
Error: function (XMLHttpRequest, textStatus, errorThrown ){
Alert (XMLHttpRequest. status );
Alert (XMLHttpRequest. readyState );
Alert (textStatus );
}
});
});
});
Examples in Changeusertoqueue-ajax.php:
<? Php
Include_once "../conf. php ";
Include_once "../functions. php ";
Include_once "../csm/conf. php ";
$ Username = $ _ GET ["username"];
$ Beforqueue = $ _ GET ["beforqueue"];
$ Nowqueue = $ _ GET ["nowqueue"];
$ Change_user_to_queue = $ change_user_to_queue;
$ Execute_to_reconf = $ execute_to_reconfig;
$ Change_user_to_queue_cmd = sprintf ($ change_user_to_queue, $ username, $ beforqueue, $ nowqueue );
$ Change_user_to_queue_cmd = ConstructShellCommand ($ change_user_to_queue_cmd );
$ Execute_to_reconf_cmd = ConstructShellCommand ($ execute_to_reconf );
// Echo $ execute_to_reconf_cmd;
ExecuteCommand ($ change_user_to_queue_cmd, $ output, $ return );
If ($ return = 0 ){
ExecuteCommand ($ execute_to_reconf_cmd, $ output, $ return );
If ($ return = 0 ){
Echo "user". $ username. "You have successfully changed from queue". $ beforqueue. "To queue". $ nowqueue! ";
} Else {
Echo "failed to execute the command to make the configuration take effect! ";
}
} Else {
Echo "An error occurred while adding the user to the specified queue. Please contact the administrator! ";
}
?>