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Add IP detection for public endpoint mounts.
Leverage IP tables for redirection.

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# Proccess ID of the current process.
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PID=""
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most likely dead and can be removed.

# If yes, update DNAT rule to point to the new address and update entry accordingly.
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# Sample line in MOUNTMAPv4NONTLS.
# account.blob.preprod.core.windows.net 10.100.100.100 52.230.170.200
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update to the correct format.

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# Local IP that is free to use.
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bugbug

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quick push

refactor

add common methods to common.sh and add dns resolver for v4 mounts

add log

add common functions

switch to mounting with local ip for nfsv4 non tls

add fslocation file

add process nontls mount

add logging for watchdog

disable ipcheck

comment out looped for nontlsprocess

uncomment

comment first process so only one process is running

remove process nontls mounts for now as it's causing crash

enable nontls mount watchdog

add correct findmnt

fix findmnt

update watchdog with grep

update to 30 seconds and turn on ip detection

update watchdog

update watchdog

hardcode detection true

add vecho

add local_host echo

change to eecho

log fslocation entry

wrap in paren

update ipchange detection

remove the extra ping_newendpoint and see if it can just update the ip in iptable and keep localip the same

added logs

quick fix

add new scenarios for watchdog

add IP change detection for EIT

quick sync  failed since 2

add placeholder

Resolve merge conflict issues

Remove nontls

Remove comment

update for ip change detection

update with file name changes and updating mountmap entries

update with checksumhash

updatre echo with quotes

updates with logging and other ip updates

add -i+i

add so it only updates for newip

chatattr to update files and filepaths

update for logs

 debug with logging

add logging for the outmountmap and see why mountmap isn't being updated

update for fork

add gflag

add restart stunnel

add newchecksumcalculation and to the mountmap

update checksumhash

update with newfilepath for checksum

log

add an extra -e

update for checking netstat

add wrapper for if fslocation line is empty and only do the ip detection then if there is even an fslocation to begin with

add quote

get rid of foorloop

add space

update conf file name and run stunnel off of l_conf

remove space around=

reset the others

add kill pid before stunnel_status_new

update with logs for pid

only set new path locally, let stunnel create the new file path

reset l_pid after move

log l_conf before stunnel start

log stunnel status properly

remove old log file

only track nontls mounts

bump poll to 30

update to track only tls

update test package

small update

test vlaue for testaccount1

add test

update for test to see if we need to fix

test

update

add to aznfsnontls file

add crc in the function if aznfs version is 4

add to line and pick

update with the latest ip information for change detection

test with string

add mountpoint

updated mountpoint

-r -n

fix findmntM

update echo and findmnt command

remove colon

add lock to file so it waits until after the mount command is completed

 change interval to 60

rearrange locks

update with old line and new line for updatemountmapv3 entry

add some more logging

adding more logging

add fix

update egrep

update with adding back check without grabbing crc32

change to mountpoint for ip detection for now

update to use account name fo rnow

update just for demo

update to remove check for file for demo

Remove warning for ipv4

Reverted the last 3 commits due to issues

update to ensure cleanup for ip tables

update to remove the devnull output override

update with echos

add braces

update spacing

cleanup

spit out correct val

update the grab

add aznfsctrltxt correct name

mountmapv4nontls duplicate entry prevention

remove semicolon

add logs

trytt updated code

Refactor

test with crc32 for tls

update with crc32 in common and call for reads and writes into the mountscript

update with logging

add mountpoint

add mountpoint

updated with setting the correct conf files and starting stunnel after a migration detection has been changed

small fix with pid and conf paths etc

fake for testing

fake 2

update with fix for the fake

unfake

update for refactor

Rearrange so that ip deteciton reading of crc is after we check for empty mount

remove m_time logic for now

refactor ensure_mountmapv3_not_exist

remove locking afterwards to ensure it doesn't mess it up with stat

updated with ensure

Refactor with func names as well

refactor mtime

Refactor a bit and also skip some cehcks and reuse the local ip for second mount of the same account

Refactor the entire stack for mounting in mountmapv3 and mountmapv4nontls to common.sh and update callers.

refactor mountmap methods

remove some comments that are sent to aznfs.log

test with do unmount gc setting

revert that

update

Remove settings
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