Code by Jamie Charleston, Director of Global Sales Engineering, TuxCare, a CloudLinux Software Inc company.

This script and its associated files are provided "as is", without warranty of any kind — express or implied. By using this code, you acknowledge that:

• You are responsible for understanding what the script does before running it.
• The author(s) are not liable for any damage, data loss, downtime, misconfiguration, or unintended behavior resulting from the use or misuse of this script.
• This script may require modification to suit your environment and use case.
• No guarantees are made regarding the correctness, performance, or security of the code.

Use responsibly and test thoroughly before using in a production environment.

                                  ePortal_ Multi_Schedular.sh

This script is a bash script that allows for configuring cronjobs in advance on one or multiple eportals. Edit the script section 1 to configure each eportals Name in [] along with Base_URL and API_Key. You can create more variables if needed or comment out those you do not need.

Edit the script section 2 to configure the exact names of your ePortal feeds across your ePortal(s)

This script performs 3 jobs:

• register ePortal Feed Oportations via API for specific patchset, date, time, feed, and action into Cron schedular

• Allow you to see all schedule opportations and clean them up easily after jobs have been run

• The schedule API calls also process through this script, giving a single script for all your Feed Scheduling Needs

                                    Example #1 Create Schedule:
  

[root@kcdeemo ~]# sh ePortal_Multi_Schedular.sh

What would you like to do?

1. Create/Schedule a new patchset task
2. Clean existing scheduled tasks Enter 1 or 2: 1

Scheduling a new task...

Current server date and time: 2025-04-10 20:02:56

Enter the patchset (e.g., K20250420_03): K20250219_05

Available feed names: main Production Staging DevOps Enter the target feed(s), comma-separated (e.g., test,production): Production,Staging Enter the action (enable, disable, enable-upto, undeploy-downto): enable Enter the product (kernel, user, qemu, db) [default: kernel]: kernel

Available API endpoints: → Master → dev → staging Choose the API endpoint to use: Jamie Enter the date to run the task (YYYY-MM-DD): 2025-04-10 Enter the time to run the task (24hr format, HH:MM): 20:04

Task scheduled for 2025-04-10 at 20:04: → sh /root/ePortal_Multi_Schedular.sh "K20250219_05" "Production,Staging" "enable" "kernel" "Jamie"

                                     Example #2 Clean existing Scheduled Task

[root@kcdeemo ~]# sh ePortal_Multi_Schedular.sh

What would you like to do?

1. Create/Schedule a new patchset task
2. Clean existing scheduled tasks Enter 1 or 2: 2

Cleaning up scheduled tasks... Current scheduled tasks: 1 . 58 19 10 04 * sh /root/ePortal_Multi_Schedular.sh "K20250310_11" "Production" "enable" "kernel" "Master" 2 . 00 20 10 04 * sh /root/ePortal_Multi_Schedular.sh "K20250310_11" "Staging" "enable-upto" "kernel" "Master"

Enter the number(s) of the task(s) to remove (e.g., 1 2 3), or leave blank to cancel: 1 2 Selected tasks removed from crontab.