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#!/bin/sh
eval 'if [ -x /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/perl ]; then exec /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/perl -x -- $0 ${1+"$@"}; else exec /usr/bin/perl -x $0 ${1+"$@"}; fi;'
  if 0;

#!/usr/bin/perl
# cpanel - updatenow                                 Copyright 2015 cPanel, Inc.
#                                                           All rights Reserved.
# copyright@cpanel.net                                         http://cpanel.net
# This code is subject to the cPanel license. Unauthorized copying is prohibited
#
# This is the authorative code used to sync /usr/local/cpanel
# Accept no imitators.
#

=head1 NAME

updatenow - updates /usr/local/cpanel from update servers

=head1 USAGE

# Called from upcp like this:
    # --force tells updatenow to sync even if the version has not changed (similar to --sync). This setting will also bypass cron detection.
    updatenow --upcp

# upcp will call this script like this if upcp is called with --force
    updatenow --upcp --force

# If files which this script manages somehow get deleted, this will re-sync them but not upgrade.
    # This is used by other cpanel scripts as a safety measure.
    updatenow.static --sync

# Used by cpanel installer prior to vps optimization
    updatenow --no-check-perl

=head1 DESCRIPTION

NOTE: Under most circumstances, you should never call this script directly. B</usr/local/cpanel/scripts/upcp>, called with an optional [--force]
should be all you need. --sync is only intended to be called by other cpanel scripts when it appears that cpanel managed files
have been deleted.

The normal usage of this script is to update cpanel to the latest version of your TIER I<(see /etc/cpupdate.conf)>.
By default, no update is done by default if you are already on that version. The UPDATES setting in cpupdate.conf
is also honored when the environment variable CPANEL_IS_CRON is set (usually from upcp).

If an HTTPUPDATE= setting is present in /etc/cpsources.conf with a hostname, this will be the preferred source to sync from.

=cut

use strict;
use warnings;

BEGIN {
    # the q{} on the line below was done to prevent perlpkg from stripping the @INC statement from static.
    unshift @INC, q{/usr/local/cpanel};

# if we are being called with a compile check flag ( perl -c ), skip the begin block
    # so we don't actually call upcp.static when just checking syntax and such is OK
    return if $^C;

# static never gets --use-checked and should pass all the begin block checks
    return if $0 =~ /\.static$/;

# let the '--use-check' instance compiled
    if ( grep { $_ eq '--use-check' } @ARGV ) {
        no warnings;

# dynamic definition of the INIT block
        eval "INIT { exit(0); }";
        return;
    }

system("$0 --use-check >/dev/null 2>&1");

# compilation is ok with '--use-check', we will continue the non static version
    return if $? == 0;

my $static = $0 . ".static";
    if ( -f $static ) {
        print STDERR "We determined that $0 had compilation issues..\n";
        print STDERR "Trying to exec $static " . join( ' ', @ARGV ) . "\n";
        exec( $^X, $static, @ARGV );
    }
}

use Cpanel::CleanINC ();

# Should be just after CleanINC to be sure Cpanel::Exception is not loaded earlier
use Cpanel::Exception::CORE      ();    # PPI USE OK -- load core exception modules
use Cpanel::Exception::UpdateNow ();    # PPI USE OK -- load all exceptions for static script

use Cpanel::Update::Now;

use Cpanel::Sys::OS                          ();    # PPI USE OK -- preload for perlstatic (Cpanel::GenSysInfo)
use Cpanel::CPAN::Locales::DB::Territory::en ();    # PPI USE OK -- preload for perlstatic
use Cpanel::CPAN::Locales::DB::Language::en  ();    # PPI USE OK -- preload for perlstatic
use Cpanel::Crypt::GPG::VendorKeys::Verify   ();    # PPI USE OK -- do not compile into Cpanel::HttpRequest, but require it here for updatenow.static
use Cpanel::Sync::Common                     ();    # PPI USE OK -- do not remove, required for Cpanel::HttpRequest on new installs
use Cpanel::Sys::Hardware::Memory::Linux     ();    # PPI USE OK -- included for fresh installs so it ends up in .static (see case 184689)
use Cpanel::Sys::Hardware::Memory::Vzzo      ();    # PPI USE OK -- included for fresh installs so it ends up in .static (see case 184689)

my $options = Cpanel::Update::Now::parse_argv(@ARGV);

# Man option is outside C:U:N
if ( $options->{'man'} ) {
    exec( 'perldoc', $0 );
    exit;
}

# New with options from parse_argv
my $update_now = Cpanel::Update::Now->new($options);

# Eval and call terminate so testing can happen outside this script.
eval { $update_now->run(); };

# $update_now->run() will always throw. Now have the object shut down this program based on the throw.
$update_now->terminate($@);

print "Should never get here\n";
exit 1;