run_standalone.sh

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#!/bin/bash
#
# A tools to faciliate the parallel running of fluid_encrypted test scrips.
# A test script is EXPECTED to accepted arguments in the following format:
#
# SCRIPT_NAME $ROLE $SERVER $PORT
#   ROLE:    the role of the running party
#   SERVER:  the address of the party discovering service
#   PORT:    the port of the party discovering service
#
# This tool will try to fill the above three argument to the test script,
# so that totally three processes running the script will be started, to
# simulate run of three party in a standalone machine.
#
# Usage of this script:
#
# bash run_standalone.sh TEST_SCRIPT_NAME
#

# modify the following vars according to your environment
PYTHON="python"
REDIS_HOME="path_to_redis_bin"
SERVER="localhost"
PORT=9937

function usage() {
    echo 'run_standalone.sh SCRIPT_NAME [ARG...]'
    exit 0
}

if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then
    usage
fi

SCRIPT=$1
if [ ! -f $SCRIPT ]; then
    echo 'Could not find script of '$SCRIPT
    exit 1
fi

REDIS_BIN=$REDIS_HOME/redis-cli
if [ ! -f $REDIS_BIN ]; then
    echo 'Could not find redis cli in '$REDIS_HOME
    exit 1
fi

# clear the redis cache
$REDIS_BIN -h $SERVER -p $PORT flushall

# remove temp data generated in last time
LOSS_FILE="/tmp/uci_loss.*"
PRED_FILE="/tmp/uci_prediction.*"
if [ "$LOSS_FILE" ]; then
        rm -rf $LOSS_FILE
fi

if [ "$PRED_FILE" ]; then
        rm -rf $PRED_FILE
fi


# kick off script with roles of 1 and 2, and redirect output to /dev/null
for role in {1..2}; do
    $PYTHON $SCRIPT $role $SERVER $PORT 2>&1 >/dev/null &
done

# for party of role 0, run in a foreground mode and show the output
$PYTHON $SCRIPT 0 $SERVER $PORT