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require("strict")
require("lmod_system_execute")
local hook   = require("Hook")

-- By using the hook.register function, this function "load_hook" is called
-- ever time a module is loaded with the file name and the module name.


function load_hook(t)
   -- the arg t is a table:
   --     t.modFullName:  the module full name: (i.e: gcc/4.7.2)
   --     t.fn:           The file name: (i.e /apps/modulefiles/Core/gcc/4.7.2.lua)

   -- Your site can use this any way that suits.  Here are some possibilities:
   --  a) Write this information into a file in your users directory (say ~/.lmod.d/.save).
   --     Then once a day/week/month collect this data.
   --  b) have this function call syslogd to register that this module was loaded by this
   --     user
   --  c) Write the same information directly to some database.

   -- This is an example writing to syslogd:

   if (mode() ~= "load") then return end
   local user  = os.getenv("USER")
   local jobid = os.getenv("PBS_JOBID") or "unknown"
   local msg   = string.format("user=%s,module=%s,fn=%s,job=%s",
                               user, t.modFullName, t.fn, jobid)
   lmod_system_execute("logger -t lmod -p local0.info " .. msg)
end

hook.register("load",load_hook)


