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fix: update 8g-firewall rule config update script #14
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Actionable comments posted: 2
🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
scripts/8g-firewall.sh (1)
4-5: Clarify execution context in documentation.The comment
"Run from: {SITE_DIR}/config directory"uses placeholder syntax but doesn't clearly specify requirements. The script expects to be run from a directory where./nginx/common/exists. Consider adding more explicit guidance or examples.Consider updating the documentation:
# Download and update configuration files -# Run from: {SITE_DIR}/config directory +# Prerequisites: curl must be available +# Usage: cd /path/to/site/config && bash ../../scripts/8g-firewall.sh +# Or adjust paths as needed for your directory structure
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scripts/8g-firewall.sh (4)
1-9: Script initialization looks solid.The shebang, error handling with
set -euo pipefail, and configuration structure are clean and idiomatic.
11-23: Download error handling is well‑structured.The temporary file naming with timestamps prevents collision, and cleanup via
rm -fhappens on download failure.
25-30: Unchanged file detection is correct.The
cmp -sbinary comparison is appropriate, and the short-circuit logic properly handles the case where the destination file doesn't yet exist.
25-36: TOCTOU concern is valid but context-dependent—request explicit confirmation on deployment model.The race condition between the
cmpcheck (line 26) and themvoperation (line 34) is technically real. However, this script appears designed for non-concurrent use (manual or cron-based maintenance). If this script never runs concurrently on the same system—which is typical for config update scripts—the concern is moot. If concurrent execution is possible (e.g., multiple admins, overlapping cron jobs, other processes targeting the same files), then atomic operations or locking should be added.Recommend: Clarify whether concurrent execution is expected in your deployment. If yes, apply atomic safeguards (e.g.,
mkdirfor locking or atomicmvwith pre-check). If no, this can be deferred.
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♻️ Duplicate comments (1)
scripts/8g-firewall.sh (1)
42-42: Clarify the final status message (flagged in previous review).The message
"Add Done!"is unclear. Consider a more descriptive status message.Apply this diff for clarity:
-echo "Add Done!" +echo "✅ All Done!"
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7-40: Core logic looks solid.The download, compare, and install flow is sound. Error handling on download failures is present, temp file cleanup is managed by the trap handler, and comparisons prevent unnecessary updates.
Ref: #12
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