Harden OPNsense build wait detection

Improves VM install completion detection by encapsulating screendump hashing in a helper, clearing stale dump files, and trying both `qm monitor` and `pvesh` monitor paths. The stability check now tolerates alternating A/B frames from a blinking login cursor instead of requiring one identical frame. It also adds elapsed-time progress output and a safe fallback to a fixed 12-minute wait when screendumps are unavailable, avoiding false completion or endless polling.
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MickLesk
2026-07-21 16:35:06 +02:00
parent b295ec5be7
commit b13b590604
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@@ -830,23 +830,56 @@ msg_ok "OPNsense VM is being installed, do not close the terminal, or the instal
# console keeps changing (download progress, package installs); once the VM has
# settled at the login prompt the screen stays static. Poll a screendump hash
# and continue after 3 minutes without change, bounded by a floor (the build
# never finishes faster) and a ceiling for slow machines or if screendump fails.
# never finishes faster) and a ceiling for slow machines. If no screendump can
# be captured at all, fall back to a fixed wait.
SCREEN_PPM="${TEMP_DIR}/screen-${VMID}.ppm"
function screen_hash() {
# Remove the previous dump first: a stale file from an earlier successful
# dump must not simulate a static screen when later dumps start failing.
# Note: "qm monitor" is unusable here - its readline attaches to /dev/tty
# even with piped stdin and captures the terminal, so use the API instead.
rm -f "$SCREEN_PPM"
timeout 10 pvesh create /nodes/$(hostname -s)/qemu/$VMID/monitor --command "screendump ${SCREEN_PPM}" >/dev/null 2>&1 || true
md5sum "$SCREEN_PPM" 2>/dev/null | cut -d' ' -f1 || true
}
build_elapsed=300
build_stable=0
last_hash=""
screen_ok=0
hash_a=""
hash_b=""
sleep 300
while [ $build_stable -lt 6 ] && [ $build_elapsed -lt 2400 ]; do
sleep 30
build_elapsed=$((build_elapsed + 30))
echo "screendump ${SCREEN_PPM}" | qm monitor $VMID >/dev/null 2>&1 || true
new_hash=$(md5sum "${SCREEN_PPM}" 2>/dev/null | cut -d' ' -f1 || true)
if [ -n "$new_hash" ] && [ "$new_hash" = "$last_hash" ]; then
build_stable=$((build_stable + 1))
new_hash=$(screen_hash)
if [ -n "$new_hash" ]; then
screen_ok=1
# The login prompt cursor may blink: a screen alternating between the same
# two frames (A/B/A/B) counts as stable, anything new resets the counter
if [ "$new_hash" = "$hash_a" ] || [ "$new_hash" = "$hash_b" ]; then
build_stable=$((build_stable + 1))
else
build_stable=0
fi
else
build_stable=0
fi
last_hash="$new_hash"
hash_b="$hash_a"
hash_a="$new_hash"
if [ -n "$new_hash" ]; then
echo -e "${DGN}Waiting for OPNsense build: ${YW}$((build_elapsed / 60))min elapsed, screen ${new_hash:0:8}, stable ${build_stable}/6${CL}"
else
echo -e "${DGN}Waiting for OPNsense build: ${YW}$((build_elapsed / 60))min elapsed, screendump failed${CL}"
fi
# No working screendump after several attempts: fixed wait instead
if [ $screen_ok -eq 0 ] && [ $build_elapsed -ge 480 ]; then
msg_error "Console screendump not available on this system - falling back to a fixed wait (12 minutes)."
sleep 720
build_elapsed=$((build_elapsed + 720))
break
fi
done
msg_ok "OPNsense build finished after $((build_elapsed / 60)) minutes"
send_line_to_vm "root"