#!/bin/sh -e
#
# start.sh - starts a capsul
# if it is already started, do nothing
# if it is stopping, do nothing

# State Key
# NOSTATE: 0 - no state
# RUNNING: 1 - the domain is running
# BLOCKED: 2 - the domain is blocked on resource
# PAUSED: 3 - the domain is paused by user
# SHUTDOWN: 4 - the domain is being shut down
# SHUTOFF: 5 - the domain is shut off
# CRASHED: 6 - the domain is crashed
# PMSUSPENDED: 7 - the domain is suspended by guest power management
# LAST: 8 NB: this enum value will increase over time as new events are added to the libvirt API. It reflects the last state supported by this version of the libvirt API.

vmname="$1"

[ "$vmname" = '' ] && printf 'you must set $vmname\n' && exit 1

if printf "$vmname" | grep -vqE '^(cvm|capsul)-[a-z0-9]{10}$'; then
  printf 'vmname %s must match ^capsul-[a-z0-9]{10}$\n' "$vmname"
  exit 1
fi

state="$(virsh domstats $vmname | grep state.state | cut -d '=' -f 2)"

[ "$state" = '' ] && printf 'state was not detected. must match ^[0-8]$\n' && exit 1

if printf "$state" | grep -vqE '^[0-8]$'; then
  printf 'state %s must match ^[0-8]$\n' "$state"
  exit 1
fi

case "$state" in
  1) printf '%s is already running\n' "$vmname" ;;
  4) printf '%s cannot be started while it is shutting down\n' "$vmname" ;;
  [235-7]) virsh start "$vmname" > /dev/null ;;
esac