Megatest

     (debug:print 0 *default-log-port* " message: "  ((condition-property-accessor 'exn 'message) exn))       
     (vector #f (vector exn call-chain dat))) ;; return some stuff for debug if an exception happens
   (cond
    ((not (vector? dat))                    ;; it is an error to not receive a vector
     (vector #f (vector #f "remote must be called with a vector")))
    ((> *api-process-request-count* 20) ;; 20)
     (debug:print 0 *default-log-port* "WARNING: api:execute-requests received an overloaded message.")
     (set! *server-overloaded* #t)
     (vector #f (vector #f 'overloaded))) ;; the inner vector is what gets returned. nope, don't know why. please refactor!
    (else  
     (let* ((cmd-in            (vector-ref dat 0))
            (cmd               (if (symbol? cmd-in)
				   cmd-in
				   (string->symbol cmd-in)))
            (params            (vector-ref dat 1))

	      (debug:print-error 0 *default-log-port* "bad value for setenv, key=" key ", value=" val)
	    (setenv key val))
	  (debug:print-error 0 *default-log-port* "bad value for setenv, key=" key ", value=" val))))

(define home (getenv "HOME"))
(define user (getenv "USER"))

;; GLOBALS

;; CONTEXTS
(defstruct cxt
  (taskdb #f)
  (cmutex (make-mutex)))
;; (define *contexts* (make-hash-table))
;; (define *context-mutex* (make-mutex))

(define *run-id*            #f)
(define *server-kind-run*   (make-hash-table))
(define *home-host*         #f)
;; (define *total-non-write-delay* 0)
(define *heartbeat-mutex*   (make-mutex))
(define *api-process-request-count* 0)
(define *max-api-process-requests* 0)
(define *server-overloaded*  #f)

;; client
(define *rmt-mutex*         (make-mutex))     ;; remote access calls mutex 

;; RPC transport
(define *rpc:listener*      #f)

      (mutex-unlock! *db-multi-sync-mutex*)
      (db:sync-tables (db:sync-all-tables-list dbstruct) update_info tmpdb refndb mtdb))
    (mutex-lock! *db-multi-sync-mutex*)
    (set! *db-last-sync* start-t)
    (set! *db-last-access* start-t)
    (mutex-unlock! *db-multi-sync-mutex*)
    (stack-push! (dbr:dbstruct-dbstack dbstruct) tmpdb)))

(define (db:safely-close-sqlite3-db db #!key (try-num 3))
  (if (<= try-num 0)
      #f
      (handle-exceptions
	  exn
	  (begin
	    (thread-sleep! 3)
	    (sqlite3:interrupt! db)
	    (db:safely-close-sqlite3-db db try-num: (- try-num 1)))
	(if (sqlite3:database? db)
	    (begin
	      (sqlite3:finalize! db)
	      #t)
	    #f))))

;; close all opened run-id dbs
(define (db:close-all dbstruct)
  (if (dbr:dbstruct? dbstruct)
      (handle-exceptions
	  exn
	  (begin
	    (debug:print 0 *default-log-port* "WARNING: Finalizing failed, "  ((condition-property-accessor 'exn 'message) exn))
	    (print-call-chain *default-log-port*))
	;; (db:sync-touched dbstruct 0 force-sync: #t) ;; NO. Do not do this here. Instead we rely on a server to be started when there are writes, even if the server itself is not going to be used as a server.
        (let ((tdbs (map db:dbdat-get-db 
                         (stack->list (dbr:dbstruct-dbstack dbstruct))))
              (mdb (db:dbdat-get-db (dbr:dbstruct-mtdb   dbstruct)))
              (rdb (db:dbdat-get-db (dbr:dbstruct-refndb dbstruct))))
          (map (lambda (db)
		 (db:safely-close-sqlite3-db db))
;; 		 (if (sqlite3:database? db)
;; 		     (sqlite3:finalize! db)))
	       tdbs)
          (db:safely-close-sqlite3-db mdb)     ;; (if (sqlite3:database? mdb) (sqlite3:finalize! mdb))
          (db:safely-close-sqlite3-db rdb))))) ;; (if (sqlite3:database? rdb) (sqlite3:finalize! rdb))))))

;;   (let ((locdbs (dbr:dbstruct-locdbs dbstruct)))
;;     (if (hash-table? locdbs)
;; 	(for-each (lambda (run-id)
;; 		    (db:close-run-db dbstruct run-id))
;; 		  (hash-table-keys locdbs)))))

	     (adjusted-timeout (if (> hrs-since-start 1)
				   (- server-timeout (inexact->exact (round (* hrs-since-start 60))))  ;; subtract 60 seconds per hour
				   server-timeout)))
	(if (common:low-noise-print 120 "server timeout")
	    (debug:print-info 0 *default-log-port* "Adjusted server timeout: " adjusted-timeout))
	(cond
         ((and *server-run*
	       (not *server-overloaded*)
	       (> (+ last-access server-timeout)
		  (current-seconds))
	       (< (- (current-seconds) server-start-time) 3600)) ;; do not update log or touch log if we've been running for more than one hour.
          (if (common:low-noise-print 120 "server continuing")
              (debug:print-info 0 *default-log-port* "Server continuing, seconds since last db access: " (- (current-seconds) last-access))
	      (let ((curr-time (current-seconds)))
		(handle-exceptions

	    (set-signal-handler! signal/term sighand)
	    ) ;; (set-signal-handler! signal/stop sighand)
	  
	  ;; Do not run the test if it is REMOVING, RUNNING, KILLREQ or REMOTEHOSTSTART,
	  ;; Mark the test as REMOTEHOSTSTART *IMMEDIATELY*
	  ;;
	  (let* ((test-info (rmt:get-test-info-by-id run-id test-id))
		 (test-host (if test-info
				(db:test-get-host        test-info)
				(begin
				  (debug:print 0 *default-log-port* "ERROR: failed to find a record for test-id " test-id ", exiting.")
				  (exit))))
		 (test-pid  (db:test-get-process_id  test-info)))
	    (cond
	     ((member (db:test-get-state test-info) '("INCOMPLETE" "KILLED" "UNKNOWN" "KILLREQ" "STUCK")) ;; prior run of this test didn't complete, go ahead and try to rerun
	      (debug:print 0 *default-log-port* "INFO: test is INCOMPLETE or KILLED, treat this execute call as a rerun request")
	      ;; (tests:test-force-state-status! run-id test-id "REMOTEHOSTSTART" "n/a")
	      (rmt:test-set-state-status run-id test-id "REMOTEHOSTSTART" "n/a" #f)
	      ) ;; prime it for running

  (mutex-lock! *launch-setup-mutex*) ;; setting variables and processing the testconfig is NOT thread-safe, reuse the launch-setup mutex
  (let* ((item-path       (item-list->path itemdat))
	 (contour         #f)) ;; NOT READY FOR THIS (args:get-arg "-contour")))
    (let loop ((delta        (- (current-seconds) *last-launch*))
	       (launch-delay (configf:lookup-number *configdat* "setup" "launch-delay" default: 1)))
      (if (> launch-delay delta)
	  (begin
	    (if (common:low-noise-print 1200 "test launch delay") ;; every two hours or so remind the user about launch delay.
		(debug:print-info 0 *default-log-port* "NOTE: test launches are delayed by " launch-delay " seconds. See megatest.config launch-delay setting to adjust.")) ;; launch of " test-name " for " (- launch-delay delta) " seconds"))
	    (thread-sleep! (- launch-delay delta))
	    (loop (- (current-seconds) *last-launch*) launch-delay))))
    (change-directory *toppath*)
    (alist->env-vars ;; consolidate this code with the code in megatest.scm for "-execute", *maybe* - the longer they are set the longer each launch takes (must be non-overlapping with the vars)
     (append
      (list
       (list "MT_RUN_AREA_HOME" *toppath*)

[setup]
testcopycmd cp --remove-destination -rlv TEST_SRC_PATH/. TEST_TARG_PATH/. >> TEST_TARG_PATH/mt_launch.log 2>> TEST_TARG_PATH/mt_launch.log
# launchwait no
launch-delay 1

[server]
# runtime 180
# timeout is in hours
timeout 100

# All these are overridden in ../fdk.config
# [jobtools]
# launcher nbfake
# launcher bsub -q priority -o $MT_TEST_RUN_DIR/openlava.log 

[include ../fdk.config]

# Add additional steps here. Format is "stepname script"
[ezsteps]
step1 step1.sh

# Test requirements are specified here
[requirements]
waiton bigrun
priority 0
mode itemwait
itemmap .*/

# Iteration for your tests are controlled by the items section
[items]
NUMBER #{scheme (string-intersperse (map (lambda (x)(conc (if (getenv "USEBLAH") "blah/" "") x)) \
                                         (map number->string (sort (let loop ((a 0)(res '())) \
                                                                        (if (<= a (or (any->number (get-environment-variable "NUMTESTS")) 2500)) \
                                                                            (loop (+ a 1)(cons a res)) res)) <))) " ")}


# test_meta is a section for storing additional data on your test
[test_meta]