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  Definitions for the Lockfile class.

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#pragma once

#include "tscore/ink_defs.h"
#include "tscore/ink_string.h"

#define COP_LOCK "cop.lock"
#define MANAGER_LOCK "manager.lock"
#define SERVER_LOCK "server.lock"

class Lockfile
{
public:
  Lockfile() { fname[0] = '\0'; }
  // coverity[uninit_member]
  Lockfile(const char *filename) { ink_strlcpy(fname, filename, sizeof(fname)); }
  ~Lockfile() {}
  void
  SetLockfileName(const char *filename)
  {
    ink_strlcpy(fname, filename, sizeof(fname));
  }

  const char *
  GetLockfileName()
  {
    return fname;
  }

  // Open()
  //
  // Tries to open a lock file, returning:
  //   -errno on error
  //   0 if someone is holding the lock (with holding_pid set)
  //   1 if we now have a writable lock file
  int Open(pid_t *holding_pid);

  // Get()
  //
  // Gets write access to a lock file, and if successful, truncates
  // file, and writes the current process ID.  Returns:
  //   -errno on error
  //   0 if someone is holding the lock (with holding_pid set)
  //   1 if we now have a writable lock file
  int Get(pid_t *holding_pid);

  // Close()
  //
  // Closes the file handle on the opened Lockfile.
  void Close();

  // Kill()
  // KillGroup()
  //
  // Ensures no one is holding the lock. It tries to open the lock file
  // and if that does not succeed, it kills the process holding the lock.
  // If the lock file open succeeds, it closes the lock file releasing
  // the lock.
  //
  // The initial signal can be used to generate a core from the process while
  // still ensuring it dies.
  void Kill(int sig, int initial_sig = 0, const char *pname = nullptr);
  void KillGroup(int sig, int initial_sig = 0, const char *pname = nullptr);

private:
  char fname[PATH_NAME_MAX];
  int fd = 0;
};