my $PROG = $FindBin::Script;
# Ensure tmux is our parent and find its PID.
-my $tmux_pid = &get_tmux_pid;
+our $tmux_pid = &get_tmux_pid;
unless ($tmux_pid) {
print STDERR "$PROG: Not a child of tmux!\n";
exit 100;
# Ensure there isn't already a helper running for this tmux.
my $tmux_helper = &get_tmux_helper;
exit 0 if $tmux_helper;
+$tmux_helper = $$;
my $exitasap = 0;
my $pid = 0;
$SIG{INT} = \&cleanup;
$SIG{QUIT} = \&cleanup;
$SIG{TERM} = \&cleanup;
+$SIG{USR1} = \&want_credentials;
LOOP: while (&ping_tmux) {
$pid = fork;
}
# tmux is dead so kill krenew.
- kill 3, $pid;
+ kill QUIT, $pid;
waitpid $pid, 0;
exit 0;
}
else {
+ exit 1 if &check_credentials;
exec "krenew", "-K", "60";
print "$PROG: Can't run krenew: $!\n";
exit 111;
return undef;
}
+sub check_kinit_child {
+ foreach my $pid (`/bin/ps -o ppid= -C kinit`) {
+ return 1 if $pid =~ /^\s*$tmux_pid\s*$/;
+ }
+ return 0;
+}
+
sub get_tmux_helper {
my $pid = undef;
if (open IN, "pgrep -x -P $tmux_pid $PROG | ") {
return kill 0, $tmux_pid;
}
+# Try to check existing Kerberos credentials.
+sub check_credentials {
+ system "klist", "-s";
+ return 1 if $? < 0;
+ return 0 unless $?;
+ kill USR1, $tmux_helper;
+ return 111;
+}
+
+# We were signalled by our child which noticed that our credentials expired.
+sub want_credentials {
+ # Do we already know?
+ return sleep 1 if &check_kinit_child;
+ system "tmux", "new-window", "-n", "Renew Kerberos credentials", "exec kinit";
+}
+
sub cleanup {
unless ($exitasap) {
$exitasap = 1;