#!/bin/sh

# $Id: bro.rc.in 4620 2007-07-09 21:23:52Z vern $
#
# Start script for running Bro.
#
# This will run one instance of Bro.  If there is a need to run more than one
# instance at a time then copy this script to a new file and change the name
# to something else.
#
# chkconfig: - 57 30
#
# description: Bro is a highly customizable intrusion detection system \
#	developed at Lawrence Berkeley National Labs.
# processname: bro
# pidfile: /var/run/bro-lite/pid
# config: /etc/sysconfig/bro-lite
#
# Written by Roger Winslow rwinslow@lbl.gov

# Variables which are exported on a startup and needed by Bro
# This variable used to be called BRO_ID
# BRO_LOG_SUFFIX

# For tasks to complete before and after Bro starts please edit the following
# scripts to suit your needs.  For those of you familiar with dhclient this
# uses the same idea.
#  Before Bro starts $BROHOME/etc/bro.rc-hooks.sh

# See the bottom of this script for an explanation of how this all works.
# I'll try my best to be clear....

prog="bro.rc"

RETVAL=0

# picked up from configure at install time
BROHOME="@prefix@"
export BROHOME

# Set the environment.
source_config="${BROHOME}/etc/bro.cfg"

# Location of bro-hooks.sh script
bro_hooks="${BROHOME}/etc/bro.rc-hooks.sh"

# Set the full path to this script as called
if [ `echo ${0} | grep -E "^/"` ]; then
	this_script="${0}"
else
	this_script="`pwd`/${0}"
fi

# Set the args as passed to this script
cur_args="$*"

# Load the source config
if ! [ -f ${source_config} ] || ! . "${source_config}"; then
	echo "${prog}: Unable to load the source config file at ${source_config}" >&2
	exit 1
fi

# Source the bro_hooks script if exists and readable
if ! [ -f "${bro_hooks}" ] || ! . "${bro_hooks}"; then
	echo "${prog}: Unable to source the bro.rc-hooks.sh script at ${bro_hooks}" >&2
fi

syslog_cmd="logger"
run_dir="${BRO_RUNTIME_DIR}"
pidfile="${run_dir}/pid"
start_time_file="${run_dir}/start_time"
active_log_file="${BROLOGS}/active_log"
autorestart_file="${run_dir}/autorestart"
alternate_user_id=${BRO_USER_ID}
renice_checkpoint_level=15
time_between_restarts=2
minimum_mortality_time=60

# Setting DEBUG to 1 will prevent the following
 # forking of the Bro process into the background
 # any autorestart features
 # any bro.rc-hooks.sh functions
 # writing of data to $BRO_RUNTIME_DIR
 # redirection of STDERR and STDOUT to the info file
DEBUG=0

# Export a few items that Bro needs to run
export BROLOGS
export BROPATH
export BROHOME
export PATH="${BROHOME}/bro/bin:${BROHOME}/bro/scripts:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:${PATH}" 

# Make sure that the $BRO_RUNTIME_DIR exists and is writtable
if [ ! -d "${BRO_RUNTIME_DIR}" ]; then
	mkdir "${BRO_RUNTIME_DIR}"
	if [ "$?" != "0" ]; then
		echo "${prog}: Failed to create the runtime directory at ${BRO_RUNTIME_DIR}" >&2
		echo "${prog}: Unable to continue" >&2
		exit 1
	fi

	if [ "${alternate_user_id}x" != "x" ] && [ "${alternate_user_id}" != "${USER}" ]; then
		chown ${alternate_user_id} "${BRO_RUNTIME_DIR}"
		if [ "$?" != "0" ]; then
			echo "${prog}: Failed to change owner on runtime directory ${BRO_RUNTIME_DIR}" >&2
			echo "${prog}: Unable to continue" >&2
			exit 1
		fi
	fi
fi

start() {
	# Make a few sanity checks
	# Make sure the BROLOGS directory is writeable
	if [ ! -d ${BROLOGS} ] || [ ! -w ${BROLOGS} ]; then
		echo "${prog}: BROLOGS directory at ${BROLOGS} is not writable." >&2
		echo "${prog}: Unable to continue" >&2
		exit 1
	fi

	# Check to make sure that the Bro executable is at least --x
	if [ ! -x "${BRO}" ]; then
		echo "${prog}: Unable to execute the bro binary at ${BRO}" >&2
		echo "${prog}: Unable to continue" >&2
		exit 1
	fi

	# Check to make sure that bro is not already running
	local pid
	if [ -f "${pidfile}" ]; then
		pid=`cat "${pidfile}"`

		if [ "${pid}x" = "x" ]; then
			cleanup
		else
			local _is_running
			pidisrunning ${pid} "${BRO}"
			_is_running=$?
			if [ "${_is_running}" != "0" ]; then
				cleanup
			else
				echo "${prog}: already running with a pid of ${pid}"
				# errno code for EEXIST = 17
				return 17
			fi
		fi
	fi

	# Check to make sure that a start policy has been specified
	if [ "${BRO_START_POLICY}x" = "x" ]; then
		echo "${prog}: No start policy file specified." >&2
		echo "${prog}: Unable to continue" >&2
		return 1
	fi

	# Change to the BROLOGS directory
	local _did_cd
	cd "${BROLOGS}"
	_did_cd=$?

	if [ "${_did_cd}" != "0" ]; then
		echo "${prog}: Failed to change to BROLOGS directory at ${BROLOGS}" >&2
		echo "${prog}: Unable to continue" >&2
		return 1
	fi

	# Start Bro
	local _start_result
	echo -n "${prog}: Starting "

	# What type of start should be performed
	if [ "${DEBUG}" = '1' ]; then
		startbro
		return
	elif [ "${AUTO_RESTART}" = 't' ]; then
		autorestart &
	else
		startbro &
	fi

	sleep 1
	_start_result=$?

	# Check the return code to see if it started
	local _failed_check_count
	_failed_check_count=0
	if [ "${_start_result}" = '0' ] || [ "${_start_result}x" = 'x' ]; then
	local _loop_count
	_loop_count=0
		while [ ${_loop_count} -lt 12 ]
		do
			_loop_count=$(( ${_loop_count} + 1 ))
			echo -n '.'

			# Sometimes the result from the fork takes a few seconds
			# Check if was not set yet
			if [ "${_start_result}x" = 'x' ]; then
				_start_result=$?

				if [ "${_start_result}x" != 'x' ] && [ "${_start_result}" != '0' ]; then
					break
				fi
			else
				# Use the status function to see if Bro is still up
				local _status_result
				status 2>/dev/null >/dev/null
				_status_result=$?

				if [ "${_status_result}" != '0' ] || [ "${_start_result}" != '0' ]; then
					_failed_check_count=$(( ${_failed_check_count} + 1 ))
					if [ ${_failed_check_count} -gt 11 ]; then
						_start_result=1
						break
					fi
				fi
			fi
			sleep 1
		done
	fi

	if [ "${_start_result}" = '0' ]; then
		echo ". SUCCESS"
	else
		echo ". FAILED"
	fi

	return ${_start_result}
}

startbro() {

	local cur_date
	local _already_running
	local trace_file
	local cmd_opts
	local basic_cmd_opts
	cur_date=`date +%y-%m-%d_%H.%M.%S`
	BRO_LOG_SUFFIX="${BRO_HOSTNAME}.${cur_date}"
	export BRO_LOG_SUFFIX
	trace_file="${BROLOGS}/trace.${BRO_LOG_SUFFIX}"
	info_log="${BROLOGS}/info.${BRO_LOG_SUFFIX}"
	cmd_opts="${BRO_OPTS}"

	# Check if Bro is already running
	status 2>/dev/null >/dev/null
	_already_running=$?
	if [ "${_already_running}" = '0' ]; then
		return 17
	fi

	# Build the command line.
	# Should a trace file be created
	if [ "${BRO_CREATE_TRACE_FILE}" = 'YES' ] || [ "${BRO_CREATE_TRACE_FILE}" = 'yes' ]; then
		cmd_opts="${cmd_opts} -w ${trace_file}"
	fi

	# If a specific interface to capture on is specified then add it in
	# This is a space delimited list
	if [ "${BRO_CAPTURE_INTERFACE}x" != 'x' ]; then
		for _intf in ${BRO_CAPTURE_INTERFACE}
		do
			cmd_opts="${cmd_opts} -i ${_intf}"
		done
	fi

	# Append the Bro policy which to start
	if [ "${BRO_START_POLICY}x" != 'x' ]; then
		cmd_opts="${cmd_opts} ${BRO_START_POLICY}"
	else
		echo "${prog}: No start policy file specified." >&2
	fi

	local new_pid
	local bro_result
	cd "${BROLOGS}"

	# Check whether DEBUG is set.  If so then keep Bro attached to the shell
	# and don't fork.
	if [ "${DEBUG}" != '0' ]; then
		"${BRO}" ${cmd_opts}
		return
	# Run bro.  Redirect STDERR and STDOUT to $info_log
	else
		"${BRO}" ${cmd_opts} 2>>"${info_log}" >>"${info_log}" &
	fi

	bro_result=$?
	new_pid=$!

	# Check the exit code returned by Bro
	if [ "${bro_result}" = '0' ] || [ -z "${bro_result}" ]; then
		local _loop_count
		_loop_count=0
		while [ ${_loop_count} -lt 10 ]
		do
			_loop_count=$(( ${_loop_count} + 1 ))
			if [ -f "${info_log}" ]; then
				if [ "`grep -E '^listening on' ${info_log}`x" != 'x' ]; then
					break
				fi
			fi

			# break now if the process returned a non-zero value
			if [ "${bro_result}x" != 'x' ] && [ "${bro_result}" != '0' ]; then
				break
			fi
			sleep 1
		done
	fi

	# check to make sure that Bro actually started
	if [ "${new_pid}x" = 'x' ] || [ "${bro_result}" != '0' ]; then
		false
	else
		pidisrunning ${new_pid} "${BRO}"
		_is_running=$?
		if [ "${_is_running}" != '0' ]; then
			bro_result=1
		fi
	fi

	if [ "${bro_result}" != '0' ]; then
		echo "${prog}: Failed to start Bro"
		if [ -f "${info_log}" ] && [ -s "${info_log}" ]; then
			cat "${info_log}"
			ERROR_MESSAGE=`cat "${info_log}"`
		else
			ERROR_MESSAGE='Unknown error, no messages recieved on STDERR or STDOUT'
		fi

		# Call the post_start_hook function
		LOG_SUFFIX="${BRO_LOG_SUFFIX}"
		EXIT_CODE=${bro_result}

		"${syslog_cmd}" -t "${prog}" "Bro has failed to start. ${ERROR_MESSAGE}"

		post_start_hook

		return ${bro_result}
	else
		"${syslog_cmd}" -t "${prog}" "Bro process (${new_pid}) has started"
	fi

	# Write the pid out to file
	echo ${new_pid} > "${pidfile}"

	# Write the active log suffix out to file
	echo "${BRO_LOG_SUFFIX}" > "${active_log_file}"

	# Write the start date out to file
	local _start_time
	_start_time=`date`
	echo "${_start_time}" > "${start_time_file}"

	# Write the auto-restart status out to file
	if [ "${AUTO_RESTART}" = 't' ]; then
		echo "ON" > "${autorestart_file}"
	else
		echo "OFF" > "${autorestart_file}"
	fi

	echo "Bro Version: `\"${BRO}\" -v 2>&1 | awk ' { print $3 } '`" >> "${info_log}"
	echo "Started with the following command line options: ${cmd_opts}" >> "${info_log}"

	# Get the BPF capture filter
	local _print_filter
	local _print_filter_result
	# Strip out the trace file parameter if it exists
	basic_cmd_opts=`removetraceopt "${cmd_opts}"`
	_print_filter=`capturefilter "${basic_cmd_opts}"`
	_print_filter_result=$?
	if [ "${_print_filter_result}" = '0' ]; then
		echo "Capture filter: ${_print_filter}" >> "${info_log}"
	else
		echo 'Capture filter: <not available>' >> "${info_log}"
	fi

	# Call the post_start_hook function
	LOG_SUFFIX="${BRO_LOG_SUFFIX}"
	PID=${new_pid}
	EXIT_CODE=""
	ERROR_MESSAGE=""
	START_TIME="${_start_time}"
	END_TIME=""

	post_start_hook

	local _exitwatch_result
	exitwatch ${new_pid}
	_exitwatch_result=$?

	return ${_exitwatch_result}
}

autorestart() {

	local _cur_restart_count
	local _max_restart_count
	local _called_from		# name of function that called autorestart if any
	local _failed_first_start
	local _start_res
	local _minimum_life
	_minimum_life=$(( `epochtime` + ${minimum_mortality_time} ))

	_called_from="${1}"
	_cur_restart_count=0
	_max_restart_count=${BRO_MAX_RESTART_ATTEMPTS}

	# If _max_restart_count is not defined or is less than 1 then
	# this equats to no restart limit.
	if [ "${_max_restart_count}x" = 'x' ] || [ ${_max_restart_count} -lt '1' ]; then
		_cur_restart_count=-2
		_max_restart_count=-1
	fi

	# loop and restart bro until told to exit
	while [ ${_cur_restart_count} -lt ${_max_restart_count} ]
	do
		local _cur_epoch_time
		# startbro will block until Bro exits
		startbro
		_start_res=$?

		_cur_epoch_time="`epochtime`"

		if [ "${_start_res}" = '0' ]; then
			# Bro exited normally due to a planned stop
			break
		elif [ "${_start_res}" = '17' ]; then
			echo "${prog}: Unable to begin autorestart.  Stop the running instance of Bro first." >&2
			echo "${prog}: Unable to continue" >&2
			break
		elif [ ${_cur_epoch_time} -lt ${_minimum_life} ]; then
			_failed_first_start=1
			break
		fi

		# If _max_restart_count is greater than 0 increment _cur_restart_count
		# otherwise don't because no restart limit has been set.
		if [ ${_max_restart_count} -gt '0' ]; then
			_cur_restart_count=$(( ${_cur_restart_count} + 1 ))
		fi

		sleep ${time_between_restarts}
		"${syslog_cmd}" -t "${prog}" "Autorestarting Bro due to unexpected exit"
	done

	# Check why the loop exited
	if ! [ ${_cur_restart_count} -lt ${_max_restart_count} ]; then
		# Stop Bro, this will force a cleanup of the run-time directory
		stopbro 2> /dev/null 1> /dev/null
		EXIT_CODE=${_start_res}
		ERROR_MESSAGE="Exceeded maximum autorestart count of ${BRO_MAX_RESTART_ATTEMPTS}. No further attempts will be made to restart Bro"
		END_TIME=`date`

		# Call the post_exit_hook to report the error
		post_exit_hook

		return 1
	elif [ "${_failed_first_start}" = '1' ]; then
		# Bro failed on the very first start and this was not during a checkpoint.
		# No further restarts will be attempted.
		"${syslog_cmd}" -t "${prog}" "Bro process failed on first start attempt.  No further restart attempts will be made."
		EXIT_CODE=""
		ERROR_MESSAGE="Failed on first start attempt.  No further restart attempts will be made."

		# Call the post_exit_hook to report the error
		post_exit_hook

		return ${_start_res}
	fi

	return 0
}


stopbro() {
	# Check to see if bro is running
	local _pid
	local _bro_is_running
	local _status_result

	status 2>/dev/null >/dev/null
	_status_result=$?

	if [ "${_status_result}" = '0' ]; then
		# try and stop it
		local _kill_result
		echo -n "${prog}: Stopping "
		_pid=`cat "${pidfile}"`
		_bro_is_running="t"

		cleanup
		for _i in 1 2; do
			echo -n '.'
			sleep 1
		done

		kill -TERM ${_pid}
		_kill_result=$?
		if [ "${_kill_result}" = "0" ]; then
			true
		else
			echo "${prog}: Failed to stop process with pid ${_pid}"
			return 1
		fi
	else
		_bro_is_running="f"
		if [ -f "${pidfile}" ]; then
			cleanup
		fi
	fi

	if [ "${_bro_is_running}" = "f" ]; then
		echo "${prog}: No running process to stop"
		return 0
	fi

	# Now see if the process is still hanging around.
	# Bro can stick around a long time as it writes out logs and writes it's
	# state info to disk
	local _is_dead
	for _i in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10; do
		_is_dead=""
		pidisrunning ${_pid} "${BRO}"
		_is_dead=$?
		echo -n "."
		if [ "${_is_dead}" != "0" ]; then
			break
		fi
		sleep 1
	done

	if [ "${_is_dead}" != "0" ]; then
		echo " SUCCESS !"

	else
		echo "${prog}: Process (${_pid}) has still not exited."
		echo "${prog}: If it has not exited after ${BRO_MAX_SHUTDOWN_TIME} seconds from now it will be forced to exit."
		# Create a backgound process to watch the terminated Bro
		# If the process still exists after the BRO_MAX_SHUTDOWN_TIME
		# then send it a SIG_KILL
		stopwatch ${_pid} "${BRO}" &
	fi

	return 0
}


checkpoint() {
	# Check to make sure bro is already running
	local _old_pid=""
	local _old_bro_running
	local _status_result

	echo "${prog}: Beginning the checkpoint process"
	status 2>/dev/null >/dev/null
	_status_result=$?

	if [ "${_status_result}" = '0' ]; then
		_old_pid=`cat "${pidfile}"`
		_old_bro_running="t"
	else
		_old_bro_running="f"
	fi

	if [ "${_old_bro_running}" = "f" ]; then
		cleanup
		echo "${prog}: No current instance of Bro is running."
		return 1
	fi

	echo "${prog}: Starting a new Bro instance."
	if [ "${_old_bro_running}" = "t" ]; then
		echo "${prog}: Will wait for ${BRO_CHECKPOINT_OVERLAP_TIME} seconds before stopping the old Bro instance."
	fi

	# start a new Bro
	"${syslog_cmd}" -t "${prog}" "Starting the checkpoint process (${_old_pid})"
	cleanup
	${this_script} start > /dev/null &

	# Create a background process to stop the old Bro process if
	# it is still running
	if [ "${_old_bro_running}" = "t" ]; then
		{
			# Renice the old process so it doesn't compete with the new active Bro
			renice ${renice_checkpoint_level} ${_old_pid} 2> /dev/null 1> /dev/null

			# Sleep for BRO_CHECKPOINT_OVERLAP_TIME
			sleep ${BRO_CHECKPOINT_OVERLAP_TIME}

			# kill the old bro process
			kill -TERM ${_old_pid}

			# call the stopwatch function to make sure the old bro process exits
			# before BRO_MAX_SHUTDOWN_TIME
			stopwatch ${_old_pid} "${BRO}"
			"${syslog_cmd}" -t "${prog}" "Checkpoint process complete. Bro process (${_old_pid}) is done"
		} &
	fi

	return 0
}


status() {
	local _pid
	local _ret_val
	if [ -f "${pidfile}" ] && [ -f "${start_time_file}" ] && [ "${active_log_file}" ]; then
		_pid=`cat "${pidfile}" | awk '{ print $1 }'`
		pidisrunning ${_pid}
		_ret_val=$?
		if [ "${_ret_val}" = "0" ]; then
			true
		else
			echo "${prog}: Bro is not running"
			return 1
		fi
	else
		echo "${prog}: Bro is not running"
		return 1
	fi

	local _start_time
	local _log_suffix
	local _bro_ver
	local _autorestart_status

	_start_time=`cat "${start_time_file}"`
	_log_suffix=`activelogsuffix`
	_bro_ver=`"${BRO}" -v 2>&1 | awk ' { print $3 } '`
	_autorestart_status=`cat "${autorestart_file}"`
	echo "Bro is running (pid: ${_pid})"
	echo "Autorestart: ${_autorestart_status}"
	echo "Running since: ${_start_time}"
	echo "Bro Version: ${_bro_ver}"
	echo "Active log suffix: ${_log_suffix}"

	return 0
}

activelogsuffix() {
	local _log_suffix

	if [ -f "${active_log_file}" ] && [ -r "${active_log_file}" ]; then
		# ok file exists
		_log_suffix=`cat "${active_log_file}"`
		echo -n "${_log_suffix}"
	else
		return 1
	fi

	return 0
}


exitwatch() {
	# pid number to wait for
	PID=${1}

	if [ -z ${PID} ]; then
		echo "${prog}: No pid number passed to function exitwatch" > 2
		echo "${prog}: Unable to continue" > 2
		exit 1
	fi

	# trap some signals
	# Ignore HUP, QUIT, INT signals
	trap '' SIGHUP SIGINT SIGQUIT
	# Call stop if a TERM signal is sent to this ($$) process
	trap 'stopbro 2>/dev/null >/dev/null; true' SIGTERM

	wait ${PID} 2> /dev/null

	EXIT_CODE=$?
	END_TIME=`date`

	# Currently Bro does not always exit with the right exit codes
	# Need to figure out if something besides 0 really happened
	if [ "${EXIT_CODE}x" = 'x' ]; then
		# Something evil happened!
		EXIT_CODE=1
		false
	# The following exit codes are expected for a successful exit:
	# 0, 130, 145
	# 143 (SIGTERM) and 130 (SIGINT) are returned when wait is interrupted by
	# a trapped signal.
	elif [ "${EXIT_CODE}" = '0' ] || \
		[ "${EXIT_CODE}" = '143' ] || \
		[ "${EXIT_CODE}" = '130' ]; then
		if ! [ -f "${pidfile}" ]; then
			# A normal exit occurred as the pid file has been cleaned up
			EXIT_CODE=0
			true
		else
			check_pid=`cat "${pidfile}"`
			if [ "${check_pid}" != "${PID}" ]; then
				# The PID has changed which means either a restart was forced
				# or a checkpoint has occurred.  In either case it is
				# likely that Bro exited correctly
				true
			else
				# Something went wrong with Bro because it exited before the
				# temporal files were cleaned up
				EXIT_CODE=1
				cleanup
				false
			fi
		fi
	elif [ ! -f "${pidfile}" ] && [ ! -f "${start_time_file}" ]; then
		# Bro exited with a non-zero value but the exit was planned.
		# Log the an error message but return a zero exit status as this
		# was a planned exit.
		"${syslog_cmd}" -t "${prog}" "Bro process (${PID}) returned a non-zero exit status but the exit was planned."
		EXIT_CODE=0
	else
		# An unexpected exit code was returned by Bro
		false
	fi

	# Set the ERROR_MESSAGE to something useful if there was an error
	if [ "${EXIT_CODE}" != '0' ]; then
		if [ -f "${info_log}" ] && [ -s "${info_log}" ]; then
			ERROR_MESSAGE=`tail -2 "${info_log}"`
		else
			ERROR_MESSAGE="Unknown error occurred"
		fi

		"${syslog_cmd}" -t "${prog}" "Bro process (${PID}) exited with a code of ${EXIT_CODE}"
	else
		"${syslog_cmd}" -t "${prog}" "Bro process (${PID}) stopped"
	fi

	# Call the post_exit_hook function
	post_exit_hook

	# renamed logfiles now that file writing is done.
	# turned off till sc04 is over
	# rename_logfiles "${BRO_LOG_SUFFIX}"

	return ${EXIT_CODE}
}

stopwatch() {
	# This function is used to run in the background and watch the pid
	# and command line as returned by ps.  This function should be
	# forked off as a background process to monitor a terminating Bro
	# process to make sure that it ends by BRO_MAX_SHUTDOWN_TIME

	local _pid
	local _cmd_line
	_pid=${1}
	_cmd_line="${2}"

	# Make sure that _pid has a value
	if [ -z ${_pid} ]; then
		_pid=`cat "${pidfile}"`
		if [ -z ${_pid} ]; then
			echo "${prog}: Unable to find a process number to monitor for stopwatch" >&2
		fi
		echo "First argument passed to function stopwatch must be a PID greater than zero." >&2
		return 1
	fi

	# Make sure that _pid has a value larger than 0
	if [ "${_pid}" -lt 1 ]; then
		echo "First argument passed to function stopwatch must be a PID greater than zero." >&2
		return 1
	fi

	# Make sure that _cmd_line has a value
	if [ -z ${_cmd_line} ]; then
		echo "Second option passed to function stopwatch must be the program name as" >&2
		echo "specified on the command line when first started." >&2
	fi

	local _cur_wait
	local _max_wait
	local _sleep_time
	_cur_wait=0
	_max_wait=${BRO_MAX_SHUTDOWN_TIME}
	_sleep_time=10
	while [ "${_cur_wait}" -lt "${_max_wait}" ]
	do
		local _res
		pidisrunning ${_pid} "${_cmd_line}"
		local _ret_val=$?
		if [ "${_ret_val}" != "0" ]; then
			break
		fi
		_cur_wait=$(( ${_cur_wait} + ${_sleep_time} ))
		sleep ${_sleep_time}
	done

	# Check if the process died on it's own
	if [ "${_cur_wait}" -ge "${_max_wait}" ]; then
		# Nope, didn't exit on it's own
		kill -KILL ${_pid}
		"${syslog_cmd}" -t "${prog}" "Bro process (${_pid}) exceeded the maximum shutdown time and was forcibly terminated"
	fi

	return 0
}


runasnonroot() {

	# Check on whether to start as the current user or a different user
	#
	# Check if the alternate user has been specified
	if [ "${alternate_user_id}x" != "x" ]; then
		# Check if the current username is the same as that in $alternate_user_id
		if [ "${USER}" = "${alternate_user_id}" ]; then
			# The alternate is the same as the current, no need to su
			alternate_user_id=''
			return 254
		else
			# Allow only users with root privelages to use su -
			if [ -w /etc/passwd ]; then
				echo "${prog}: Running as non-root user ${alternate_user_id}" >&2
				su - ${alternate_user_id} -c "${this_script} ${cur_args} < /dev/null"
			else
				# Nope, no root privelage
				alternate_user_id=''
				echo "$prog: Must have root privileges in order to run as a non-root user" >&2
				echo "FAILED!" >&2
				return 1
			fi
		fi
	else
		# No alternate user specified
		return 254
	fi

	return 0
}

pidisrunning() {

	local _pid
	local _cmd_line
	local _running_pid

	_pid=${1}
	_cmd_line="${2}"	# optional

	if [ `uname | grep "CYGWIN"` ]; then
		# cygwin ps command
		if [ -z ${_cmd_line} ]; then
			_running_pid=`ps -as | awk ' { print $1 } ' | grep ${_pid}`
		else
			_running_pid=`ps -as | grep "${_pid}.*${_cmd_line}"`
		fi
	else
		# the rest of *NIX
		_running_pid=`ps ax -o "pid,command" | grep "${_pid}.*${_cmd_line}" | grep -v "grep ${_pid}.*${_cmd_line}"`
	fi

	if [ "${_running_pid}x" = 'x' ]; then
		return 1
	else
		return 0
	fi

}

removetraceopt() {
	local _cmd_opts
	local _ret_string
	local _sed_patt

	_cmd_opts="${1}"

	_sed_patt='/-w/ {
/-w *\"/ {
s/ -w *\"[^"]\{1,\}\" */ /
t
s/^-w *[^" ]\{1,\} */ /
}
t
/-w *[^ ]\{1,\}/ {
s/ -w *[^ ]\{1,\} */ /
t
s/^-w *[^ ]\{1,\} */ /
}
}'

	_ret_string=`echo -n "${cmd_opts}" | sed "${_sed_patt}"`

	echo -n "${_ret_string}"
	return 0
}

capturefilter() {
	local _cmd_opts
	local _ret_string
	local _dummy_dir
	local _cur_log_suffix

	_cmd_opts="${1}"
	_cmd_opts="${_cmd_opts} print-filter.bro"
	_dummy_dir="${BROLOGS}/.print-filter"

	mkdir "${_dummy_dir}" 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null
	cd "${_dummy_dir}"

	_ret_string=`"${BRO}" ${_cmd_opts} 2>/dev/null`

	cd "${BROLOGS}"
	rm -rf "${_dummy_dir}"

	if [ "${_ret_string}x" = 'x' ]; then
		return 1
	else
		echo "${_ret_string}"
		return 0
	fi
}

cleanup() {

	rm -f "${pidfile}"
	rm -f "${active_log_file}"
	rm -f "${start_time_file}"
	rm -f "${autorestart_file}"
	return 0
}

epochtime() {
    echo -n "`date +'%s'`"
}

# Need something more comprehensive but this does fine for now.
rename_logfiles() {
    # rename the closed log file passed in as arg ${1} and add
    # the stop time. The format of the files will now be:
    # file.host.YY-MM-DD_HH.MM.SS-YY-MM-DD_HH.MM.SS, where the first date
    # is the start time, and the end date is the time bro was shutdown
    local _end_time
    local _cur_log_suffix

	# The start time log suffix is passed in as an argument
	_cur_log_suffix="${1}"

    # change directory to where we need to do our work
    cd "${BROLOGS}"

    # If _cur_log_suffix has no value then don't do anything
    if [ "${_cur_log_suffix}x" = 'x' ]; then
        #echo "No logs to rename"
        return 1
    fi
    # format the end time once, and use for all the logs
    _end_time=`date "+%y-%m-%d_%H.%M.%S"`

    # grok out the logs to change, and change them, hope we have lots of disk space
    filelist=`ls *.${_cur_log_suffix}`
    for name in ${filelist}; do
        #echo "Moving ${name} to ${name}-${_end_time}"
        mv "${name}" "${name}-${_end_time}"
    done

    return 0
}


# See how we were called.
case "$1" in
	status|--status)
		status
		;;
	start|--start|autorestart|--autorestart|stop|--stop|stopwatch|--stopwatch|checkpoint|--checkpoint)
		# Check on whether to run as non-root
		runasnonroot
		_run_non_root_res=$?
		if [ "${_run_non_root_res}" = "0" ]; then
			true
		elif [ "${_run_non_root_res}" = "1" ]; then
			false
		else
			# If it gets here then the script is either running as root or it has
			# already done an su - to the non-root user.
			case "$1" in
				start|--start)
					# One more command line option is available
					second_opt="${2}"

					# enable autorestart?
					AUTO_RESTART="f"
					if [ "${BRO_ENABLE_AUTORESTART}" = "YES" ] || \
						[ "${BRO_ENABLE_AUTORESTART}" = "yes" ] || \
						[ "${second_opt}" = "autorestart" ]; then
						AUTO_RESTART="t"
					fi

					# An explicit noautorestart will always disable it
					if [ "${second_opt}" = "noautorestart" ]; then
						AUTO_RESTART="f"
					fi

					start
					;;
				startbro|--startbro)
					startbro
					;;
				stop|--stop)
					stopbro
					;;
#				stopwatch|--stopwatch)
#					stopwatch ${2}
#					;;
				checkpoint|--checkpoint)
					checkpoint
			esac
		fi
		;;
	*)
		echo "Usage: ${prog} {start|stop|checkpoint|status}"
		echo "start has the additional option which can be used to disable/enable "
		echo "autorestart: "
		echo "   start [no]autorestart"
		echo ""
		exit 1
esac

exit $?


# So how does this thing work and why is it always running when Bro is running?

# bro.rc is the init script which starts, stops, checkpoints, and monitors a
# running instance of Bro.
# bro.rc logs it's actions to syslog via the logger command.
# bro.rc offers users an interface into the starting and stopping of a Bro
# process via the file $BROHOME/etc/bro.rc-hooks.rc.  This allows for
# actions to be sent to any custom monitoring or alerting programs the
# user may wish to use.


# There are four command line options available
# to the user.  Each is covered below with an explanation.
# 1) start
#   Start has two additional commands of autorestart and noautorestart which
#   can be used to enable and disable the autorestart feature.  This feature
#   is also controlled by setting the variable BRO_ENABLE_AUTORESTART in
#   to 'YES' or 'NO' bro.cfg.  Any autorestart option given to start on the
#   command line will override the bro.cfg setting in BRO_ENABLE_AUTORESTART.
#
#   'start' does just as it's name implies, it starts a new Bro process.
#   When autorestart is enabled bro.rc will monitor the Bro process and
#   restart it if it fails unexpectedly for any reason.  Bro will be restarted
#   a maximum count as set by BRO_MAX_RESTART_ATTEMPTS in bro.cfg.  If the
#   BRO_MAX_RESTART_ATTEMPTS count is exceeded then no further restart
#   attempts will be made and the error will be sent to syslog.
#
#   After Bro has started either successfully or unsuccessfully the function
#   post_start_hook will be called.  (see bro.rc-hooks.sh for more info).
#
#   If start is called and Bro is already running this is an error and
#   the script will return 1.
#
#   If Bro starts successfully bro.rc will return 0.
#
# 2) stop
#   Self explantory, stops a running Bro process.  Stop will cleanup the
#   temporal files such as pid, start_time, etc, send a SIGTERM to the
#   running instance of Bro, and then if needed call another process to
#   to watch the exiting process.  If the process has not terminated by
#   BRO_MAX_SHUTDOWN_TIME seconds then a SIGKILL will be sent to the process
#   and a message will be sent to syslog.
#
# 3) checkpoint
#   A checkpoint is where a new instance of Bro is started and then the old
#   one is terminated. (see documentation on when and why this is done).
#   Essentially what happens is that temporal files are cleaned up, a
#   new instance of Bro is started, bro.rc thens waits
#   BRO_CHECKPOINT_OVERLAP_TIME seconds before sending the old Bro process
#   a SIGTERM.  An exit code of 1 will be returned in the event checkpoint
#   is called and there is no running Bro process.
#
# 4) status
#   Used to check if Bro is running.  Also outputs the Bro version, the start
#   time, the current log suffix, and whether autorestart is enabled or not.
#   If Bro is running the command will return 0 and if Bro is not running the
#   command will return 1.
#
# The detection of when Bro exits is done through the use of the shell
# builtin 'wait'.  The function exitwatch will wait on the Bro child
# pif until it exits.  A few tests are run after Bro returns to determine
# If the exit was expected or unexpected.  An unexpected exit is anytime
# Bro exits or terminates outside the control of bro.rc.  After the Bro
# process returns and before bro.rc exits the post_exit_hook will be called.
#
# bro.rc traps SIGTERM and ignores SIGHUP.  If SIGTERM is sent to the
# bro.rc process this will also cause bro.rc to stop the running Bro process
# it monitors as well.  This is to provide proper behavior in the event of
# a system reboot or halt.