ipmitool/lib/ipmi_time.c
Alexander Amelkin f0d5c17ea7
Refactor timestamp handling
Handle all date/time stamps uniformly, taking in account the host
endianness. Respect the local time zone and the '-Z' option for
all ipmitool commands. Unify the date and time formatting.
Add correct handling of IPMI timestamps 'since system startup'
and for 'unspecified' timestamps.

Partially resolves ipmitool/ipmitool#23

Signed-off-by: Alexander Amelkin <alexander@amelkin.msk.ru>
2018-11-07 18:11:58 +03:00

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#include <time.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdio.h> /* snprintf */
#if HAVE_CONFIG_H
# include <config.h>
#endif
#include <ipmitool/ipmi_time.h>
bool time_in_utc; /* Set by '-Z' command line option */
time_t
ipmi_localtime2utc(time_t local)
{
struct tm tm;
gmtime_r(&local, &tm);
tm.tm_isdst = (-1);
return mktime(&tm);
}
/**
* @brief Convert a timestamp to a formatted string,
* considering the '-Z' option. Acts as if tzset() was called.
*
* @param[out] s The output string buffer
* @param[in] max The size of the output string buffer including the
* terminating null byte
* @param[in] format The format string, as in strftime(), ignored for
* special timestamp values as per section 37.1 of
* IPMI v2.0 specification rev 1.1.
* @param[in] stamp The time stamp to convert
*
* @returns the number of bytes written to s or 0, see strftime()
*/
size_t
ipmi_strftime(char *s, int max, const char *format, time_t stamp)
{
struct tm tm;
if (IPMI_TIME_UNSPECIFIED == stamp) {
return snprintf(s, max, "Unknown");
}
else if (stamp <= IPMI_TIME_INIT_DONE) {
/* Timestamp is relative to BMC start, no GMT offset */
gmtime_r(&stamp, &tm);
return strftime(s, max, format, &tm);
}
if (time_in_utc || ipmi_timestamp_is_special(stamp)) {
/*
* The user wants the time reported in UTC or the stamp represents the
* number of seconds since system power on. In any case, don't apply
* the timezone offset.
*/
gmtime_r(&stamp, &tm);
daylight = -1;
} else {
/*
* The user wants the time reported in local time zone.
*/
localtime_r(&stamp, &tm);
}
return strftime(s, max, format, &tm);
}
/**
* @brief Convert a timestamp to string, considering the '-Z' option.
* Similar to asctime_r(), but takes time_t instead of struct tm,
* and the string is in form "Wed Jun 30 21:49:08 1993 TZD" without
* the new line at the end.
*
* @param[in] stamp The timestamp to convert
* @param[out] outbuf The buffer to write the string to.
* @param[in] len The maximum length of the output buffer.
* Recommended size is IPMI_ASCTIME_SZ.
*
* @returns outbuf
*/
char *
ipmi_asctime_r(const time_t stamp, ipmi_datebuf_t outbuf)
{
const char *format = "%c %Z";
if (ipmi_timestamp_is_special(stamp)) {
if (stamp < SECONDS_A_DAY) {
format = "S+%H:%M:%S";
}
/*
* IPMI_TIME_INIT_DONE is over 17 years. This should never
* happen normally, but we'll support this anyway.
*/
else {
format = "S+%yy %jd %H:%M:%S";
}
}
ipmi_strftime(outbuf, IPMI_ASCTIME_SZ, format, stamp);
return outbuf;
}
char *
ipmi_timestamp_fmt(uint32_t stamp, const char *fmt)
{
/*
* It's assumed that supplied 'fmt' is never longer
* than IPMI_ASCTIME_SZ
*/
static ipmi_datebuf_t datebuf;
ipmi_strftime(datebuf, sizeof(datebuf), fmt, stamp);
return datebuf;
}
char *
ipmi_timestamp_string(uint32_t stamp)
{
const char *format = "%c %Z";
if (!ipmi_timestamp_is_valid(stamp)) {
return "Unspecified";
}
if (ipmi_timestamp_is_special(stamp)) {
if (stamp < SECONDS_A_DAY) {
format = "S+ %H:%M:%S";
}
/*
* IPMI_TIME_INIT_DONE is over 17 years. This should never
* happen normally, but we'll support this anyway.
*/
else {
format = "S+ %y years %j days %H:%M:%S";
}
}
return ipmi_timestamp_fmt(stamp, format);
}
char *
ipmi_timestamp_numeric(uint32_t stamp)
{
const char *format = "%x %X %Z";
if (!ipmi_timestamp_is_valid(stamp)) {
return "Unspecified";
}
if (ipmi_timestamp_is_special(stamp)) {
if (stamp < SECONDS_A_DAY) {
format = "S+ %H:%M:%S";
}
/*
* IPMI_TIME_INIT_DONE is over 17 years. This should never
* happen normally, but we'll support this anyway.
*/
else {
format = "S+ %y/%j %H:%M:%S";
}
}
return ipmi_timestamp_fmt(stamp, format);
}
char *
ipmi_timestamp_date(uint32_t stamp)
{
const char *format = "%x";
if (!ipmi_timestamp_is_valid(stamp)) {
return "Unspecified";
}
if (ipmi_timestamp_is_special(stamp)) {
format = "S+ %y/%j";
}
return ipmi_timestamp_fmt(stamp, format);
}
char *
ipmi_timestamp_time(uint32_t stamp)
{
if (!ipmi_timestamp_is_valid(stamp)) {
return "Unspecified";
}
/* Format is the same for both normal and special timestamps */
return ipmi_timestamp_fmt(stamp, "%X %Z");
}