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jp (shell): use of subprocess instead of running commands in the same process:
when a command is calling host.quit() in a D-Bus callback, GLib mainloop is exiting and quit the whole process without (apparently?) any way to block it. Couldn't find a good way to avoid that, so subprocess are now used as a workaround, instead of launching commands in the same process. When we'll get rid of python-dbus, there may be an other way.
Execuring external commands is now possible through the shell/! command.
author | Goffi <goffi@goffi.org> |
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date | Fri, 07 Jul 2017 22:33:55 +0200 |
parents | 7cbffd754b4a |
children | 8b37a62336c3 |
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#!/usr/bin/env python2 # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # SàT: a XMPP client # Copyright (C) 2009-2016 Jérôme Poisson (goffi@goffi.org) # This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU Affero General Public License for more details. # You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License # along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. """High level logging functions""" # XXX: this module use standard logging module when possible, but as SàT can work in different cases where logging is not the best choice (twisted, pyjamas, etc), it is necessary to have a dedicated module. Additional feature like environment variables and colors are also managed. # TODO: change formatting from "%s" style to "{}" when moved to Python 3 from sat.core.constants import Const as C from sat.tools.common.ansi import ANSI as A from sat.core import exceptions backend = None _loggers = {} handlers = {} COLOR_START = '%(color_start)s' COLOR_END = '%(color_end)s' class Filtered(Exception): pass class Logger(object): """High level logging class""" fmt = None # format option as given by user (e.g. SAT_LOG_LOGGER) filter_name = None # filter to call post_treat = None def __init__(self, name): if isinstance(name, Logger): self.copy(name) else: self._name = name def copy(self, other): """Copy values from other Logger""" self.fmt = other.fmt self.Filter_name = other.fmt self.post_treat = other.post_treat self._name = other._name def out(self, message, level=None): """Actually log the message @param message: formatted message """ print message def log(self, level, message): """Print message @param level: one of C.LOG_LEVELS @param message: message to format and print """ try: formatted = self.format(level, message) if self.post_treat is None: self.out(formatted, level) else: self.out(self.post_treat(level, formatted), level) except Filtered: pass def format(self, level, message): """Format message according to Logger.fmt @param level: one of C.LOG_LEVELS @param message: message to format @return: formatted message @raise: Filtered when the message must not be logged """ if self.fmt is None and self.filter_name is None: return message record = {'name': self._name, 'message': message, 'levelname': level, } try: if not self.filter_name.dictFilter(record): raise Filtered except (AttributeError, TypeError): # XXX: TypeError is here because of a pyjamas bug which need to be fixed (TypeError is raised instead of AttributeError) if self.filter_name is not None: raise ValueError("Bad filter: filters must have a .filter method") try: return self.fmt % record except TypeError: return message except KeyError as e: if e.args[0] == 'profile': # XXX: %(profile)s use some magic with introspection, for debugging purpose only *DO NOT* use in production record['profile'] = configure_cls[backend].getProfile() return self.fmt % record else: raise e def debug(self, msg): self.log(C.LOG_LVL_DEBUG, msg) def info(self, msg): self.log(C.LOG_LVL_INFO, msg) def warning(self, msg): self.log(C.LOG_LVL_WARNING, msg) def error(self, msg): self.log(C.LOG_LVL_ERROR, msg) def critical(self, msg): self.log(C.LOG_LVL_CRITICAL, msg) class FilterName(object): """Filter on logger name according to a regex""" def __init__(self, name_re): """Initialise name filter @param name_re: regular expression used to filter names (using search and not match) """ assert name_re import re self.name_re = re.compile(name_re) def filter(self, record): if self.name_re.search(record.name) is not None: return 1 return 0 def dictFilter(self, dict_record): """Filter using a dictionary record @param dict_record: dictionary with at list a key "name" with logger name @return: True if message should be logged """ class LogRecord(object): pass log_record = LogRecord() log_record.name = dict_record['name'] return self.filter(log_record) == 1 class ConfigureBase(object): LOGGER_CLASS = Logger _color_location = False # True if color location is specified in fmt (with COLOR_START) def __init__(self, level=None, fmt=None, output=None, logger=None, colors=False, levels_taints_dict=None, force_colors=False, backend_data=None): """Configure a backend @param level: one of C.LOG_LEVELS @param fmt: format string, pretty much as in std logging. Accept the following keywords (maybe more depending on backend): - "message" - "levelname" - "name" (logger name) @param logger: if set, use it as a regular expression to filter on logger name. Use search to match expression, so ^ or $ can be necessary. @param colors: if True use ANSI colors to show log levels @param force_colors: if True ANSI colors are used even if stdout is not a tty """ self.backend_data = backend_data self.preTreatment() self.configureLevel(level) self.configureFormat(fmt) self.configureOutput(output) self.configureLogger(logger) self.configureColors(colors, force_colors, levels_taints_dict) self.postTreatment() self.updateCurrentLogger() def updateCurrentLogger(self): """update existing logger to the class needed for this backend""" if self.LOGGER_CLASS is None: return for name, logger in _loggers.items(): _loggers[name] = self.LOGGER_CLASS(logger) def preTreatment(self): pass def configureLevel(self, level): if level is not None: # we deactivate methods below level level_idx = C.LOG_LEVELS.index(level) def dev_null(self, msg): pass for _level in C.LOG_LEVELS[:level_idx]: setattr(Logger, _level.lower(), dev_null) def configureFormat(self, fmt): if fmt is not None: if fmt != '%(message)s': # %(message)s is the same as None Logger.fmt = fmt if COLOR_START in fmt: ConfigureBase._color_location = True if fmt.find(COLOR_END,fmt.rfind(COLOR_START))<0: # color_start not followed by an end, we add it Logger.fmt += COLOR_END def configureOutput(self, output): if output is not None: if output != C.LOG_OPT_OUTPUT_SEP + C.LOG_OPT_OUTPUT_DEFAULT: # TODO: manage other outputs raise NotImplementedError("Basic backend only manage default output yet") def configureLogger(self, logger): if logger: Logger.filter_name = FilterName(logger) def configureColors(self, colors, force_colors, levels_taints_dict): if colors: # if color are used, we need to handle levels_taints_dict for level in levels_taints_dict.keys(): # we wants levels in uppercase to correspond to contstants levels_taints_dict[level.upper()] = levels_taints_dict[level] taints = self.__class__.taints = {} for level in C.LOG_LEVELS: # we want use values and use constant value as default taint_list = levels_taints_dict.get(level, C.LOG_OPT_TAINTS_DICT[1][level]) ansi_list = [] for elt in taint_list: elt = elt.upper() try: ansi = getattr(A, 'FG_{}'.format(elt)) except AttributeError: try: ansi = getattr(A, elt) except AttributeError: # we use raw string if element is unknown ansi = elt ansi_list.append(ansi) taints[level] = ''.join(ansi_list) def postTreatment(self): pass def manageOutputs(self, outputs_raw): """ Parse output option in a backend agnostic way, and fill handlers consequently @param outputs_raw: output option as enterred in environment variable or in configuration """ if not outputs_raw: return outputs = outputs_raw.split(C.LOG_OPT_OUTPUT_SEP) global handlers if len(outputs) == 1: handlers[C.LOG_OPT_OUTPUT_FILE] = [outputs.pop()] for output in outputs: if not output: continue if output[-1] == ')': # we have options opt_begin = output.rfind('(') options = output[opt_begin+1:-1] output = output[:opt_begin] else: options = None if output not in (C.LOG_OPT_OUTPUT_DEFAULT, C.LOG_OPT_OUTPUT_FILE, C.LOG_OPT_OUTPUT_MEMORY): raise ValueError(u"Invalid output [%s]" % output) if output == C.LOG_OPT_OUTPUT_DEFAULT: # no option for defaut handler handlers[output] = None elif output == C.LOG_OPT_OUTPUT_FILE: if not options: ValueError("{handler} output need a path as option" .format(handle=output)) handlers.setdefault(output, []).append(options) options = None # option are parsed, we can empty them elif output == C.LOG_OPT_OUTPUT_MEMORY: # we have memory handler, option can be the len limit or None try: limit = int(options) options = None # option are parsed, we can empty them except (TypeError, ValueError): limit = C.LOG_OPT_OUTPUT_MEMORY_LIMIT handlers[output] = limit if options: # we should not have unparsed options raise ValueError(u"options [{options}] are not supported for {handler} output".format(options=options, handler=output)) @staticmethod def memoryGet(size=None): """Return buffered logs @param size: number of logs to return """ raise NotImplementedError @classmethod def ansiColors(cls, level, message): """Colorise message depending on level for terminals @param level: one of C.LOG_LEVELS @param message: formatted message to log @return: message with ANSI escape codes for coloration """ try: start = cls.taints[level] except KeyError: start = '' if cls._color_location: return message % {'color_start': start, 'color_end': A.RESET} else: return '%s%s%s' % (start, message, A.RESET) @staticmethod def getProfile(): """Try to find profile value using introspection""" raise NotImplementedError class ConfigureCustom(ConfigureBase): LOGGER_CLASS = None def __init__(self, logger_class, *args, **kwargs): ConfigureCustom.LOGGER_CLASS = logger_class configure_cls = { None: ConfigureBase, C.LOG_BACKEND_CUSTOM: ConfigureCustom } # XXX: (key: backend, value: Configure subclass) must be filled when new backend are added def configure(backend_, **options): """Configure logging behaviour @param backend: can be: C.LOG_BACKEND_BASIC: use a basic print based logging C.LOG_BACKEND_CUSTOM: use a given Logger subclass """ global backend if backend is not None: raise exceptions.InternalError("Logging can only be configured once") backend = backend_ try: configure_class = configure_cls[backend] except KeyError: raise ValueError("unknown backend [{}]".format(backend)) if backend == C.LOG_BACKEND_CUSTOM: logger_class = options.pop('logger_class') configure_class(logger_class, **options) else: configure_class(**options) def memoryGet(size=None): if not C.LOG_OPT_OUTPUT_MEMORY in handlers: raise ValueError('memory output is not used') return configure_cls[backend].memoryGet(size) def getLogger(name=C.LOG_BASE_LOGGER): try: logger_class = configure_cls[backend].LOGGER_CLASS except KeyError: raise ValueError("This method should not be called with backend [{}]".format(backend)) return _loggers.setdefault(name, logger_class(name)) _root_logger = getLogger() def debug(msg): _root_logger.debug(msg) def info(msg): _root_logger.info(msg) def warning(msg): _root_logger.warning(msg) def error(msg): _root_logger.error(msg) def critical(msg): _root_logger.critical(msg)