#! /bin/bash

# motd.sh
# A basic motd script with some nice information. Designed to be extensible
# and easily configurable per-host

# NOTE: We do not set -e here because we don't want MOTD generation to fail
# in the event that just this script fails

# Services that we want a quick heads-up on their status
declare -a services
{% for item in (motd_watch_services + motd_watch_services_extra)|sort %}
services+=("{{ item }}")
{% endfor %}

## Now, we actually put this info to use
# Starting with services
if [ -n "${services[*]}" ]; then
	printf "\e[1mService Statuses\e[0m\n"
	len=20
	for service in "${services[@]}"; do
		status="\e[33mUnknown\e[0m"
		systemctl status "$service" > /dev/null 2>&1
		case $? in
			0)
				status="\e[1;32mRunning\e[0m"
				;;
			1|2)
				status="\e[1;31mDead\e[0m"
				;;
			3)
				status="\e[37mNot Running\e[0m"
				;;
			4)
				continue
				;;
		esac
		printf " * \e[37m%-${len}.${len}s\e[0m - $status " "$service"
		if systemctl is-failed --quiet "$service"; then
			printf "\e[1;31m(FAILED!)\e[0m "
		fi
		printf "\n"
	done
fi

## And some generic system status stuff
printf "\e[1mSystem Status\e[0m\n"
if [ -f /var/run/reboot-required ]; then
	printf " * \e[1;33mReboot required\e[0m\n"
else
	printf "\e[37m - No outstanding reboots\e[0m\n"
fi