Python lib.verbose函数代码示例

def use_mux(nodename):
    '''Returns True if it's OK to use a master connection to node
    Otherwise returns False -> don't use multiplexing
    '''

    control_path = _make_control_path(nodename)
    if not control_path:
        # error message already printed
        return False

    # see if the control path already exists
    statbuf = synctool.syncstat.SyncStat(control_path)
    if statbuf.exists():
        if not statbuf.is_sock():
            warning('control path %s: not a socket file' %
                    control_path)
            return False

        if statbuf.uid != os.getuid():
            warning('control path: %s: incorrect owner uid %u' %
                    (control_path, statbuf.uid))
            return False

        if statbuf.mode & 077 != 0:
            warning('control path %s: suspicious file mode %04o' %
                    (control_path, statbuf.mode & 0777))
            return False

        verbose('control path %s already exists' % control_path)
        return True

def _delete_callback(obj, post_dict, dir_changed, *args):
    '''delete files'''

    if obj.ov_type == synctool.overlay.OV_TEMPLATE:
        return generate_template(obj, post_dict), False

    # don't delete directories
    if obj.src_stat.is_dir():
#       verbose('refusing to delete directory %s' % (obj.dest_path + os.sep))
        if dir_changed and obj.dest_path in post_dict:
            _run_post(obj, post_dict[obj.dest_path])

        return True, dir_changed

    if obj.dest_stat.is_dir():
        stderr('destination is a directory: %s, skipped' % obj.print_src())
        return True, False

    verbose('checking %s' % obj.print_src())

    if obj.dest_stat.exists():
        vnode = obj.vnode_dest_obj()
        vnode.harddelete()

        if obj.dest_path in post_dict:
            _run_post(obj, post_dict[obj.dest_path])
        return True, True

    return True, False

def _split_extension(filename, src_dir):
    '''filename in the overlay tree, without leading path
    src_dir is passed for the purpose of printing error messages
    Returns tuple: SyncObject, importance'''

    (name, ext) = os.path.splitext(filename)
    if not ext:
        return SyncObject(filename, name, OV_NO_EXT), _group_all()

    if ext == '.post':
        (name2, ext) = os.path.splitext(name)
        if ext == '._template':
            # it's a generic template generator
            return SyncObject(filename, name, OV_TEMPLATE_POST), _group_all()

        # it's a generic .post script
        return SyncObject(filename, name, OV_POST), _group_all()

    if ext[:2] != '._':
        return SyncObject(filename, filename, OV_NO_EXT), _group_all()

    ext = ext[2:]
    if not ext:
        return SyncObject(filename, filename, OV_NO_EXT), _group_all()

    if ext == 'template':
        return SyncObject(filename, name, OV_TEMPLATE), _group_all()

    try:
        importance = synctool.param.MY_GROUPS.index(ext)
    except ValueError:
        if not ext in synctool.param.ALL_GROUPS:
            src_path = os.path.join(src_dir, filename)
            if synctool.param.TERSE:
                terse(synctool.lib.TERSE_ERROR, 'invalid group on %s' %
                                                src_path)
            else:
                stderr('unknown group on %s, skipped' % prettypath(src_path))
            return None, -1

        # it is not one of my groups
        verbose('skipping %s, it is not one of my groups' %
                prettypath(os.path.join(src_dir, filename)))
        return None, -1

    (name2, ext) = os.path.splitext(name)

    if ext == '.post':
        _, ext = os.path.splitext(name2)
        if ext == '._template':
            # it's a group-specific template generator
            return (SyncObject(filename, name2, OV_TEMPLATE_POST), importance)

        # register group-specific .post script
        return SyncObject(filename, name2, OV_POST), importance

    elif ext == '._template':
        return SyncObject(filename, name2, OV_TEMPLATE), importance

    return SyncObject(filename, name), importance

def run_local_synctool():
    '''run synctool on the master node itself'''

    cmd_arr = shlex.split(synctool.param.SYNCTOOL_CMD) + PASS_ARGS

    verbose('running synctool on node %s' % synctool.param.NODENAME)
    synctool.lib.run_with_nodename(cmd_arr, synctool.param.NODENAME)

def github_api(url):
    # mypy-bug-type: (str) -> Union[List[Dict[str, Any]], Dict[str, Any]]
    '''Access GitHub API via URL
    Returns data (list or dict) depending on GitHub API function
    or None on error
    '''

    verbose('loading URL %s' % url)
    try:
        # can not use 'with' statement with urlopen()..?
        web = urllib2.urlopen(url)
    except urllib2.HTTPError as err:
        error('webserver at %s: %u %s' % (url, err.code, err.msg))
        return None

    except urllib2.URLError as err:
        error('failed to access %s: %s' % (url, str(err.reason)))
        return None

    except IOError as err:
        error('failed to access %s: %s' % (url, err.strerror))
        return None

    try:
        # parse JSON data at URL
        data = json.load(web)
    finally:
        web.close()

    # this may be a list or a dict
    # don't know and don't care at this point
    return data

def worker_synctool(addr):
    '''run rsync of ROOTDIR to the nodes and ssh+synctool, in parallel'''

    nodename = NODESET.get_nodename_from_address(addr)

    if nodename == param.NODENAME:
        run_local_synctool()
        return

    # use ssh connection multiplexing (if possible)
    use_multiplex = synctool.multiplex.use_mux(nodename)

    ssh_cmd_arr = shlex.split(param.SSH_CMD)
    if use_multiplex:
        synctool.multiplex.ssh_args(ssh_cmd_arr, nodename)

    # rsync ROOTDIR/dirs/ to the node
    # if "it wants it"
    if not (OPT_SKIP_RSYNC or nodename in param.NO_RSYNC):
        verbose('running rsync $SYNCTOOL/ to node %s' % nodename)

        # make rsync filter to include the correct dirs
        tmp_filename = rsync_include_filter(nodename)

        cmd_arr = shlex.split(param.RSYNC_CMD)
        cmd_arr.append('--filter=. %s' % tmp_filename)

        # add "-e ssh_cmd" to rsync command
        cmd_arr.extend(['-e', ' '.join(ssh_cmd_arr)])

        cmd_arr.append('--')
        cmd_arr.append('%s/' % param.ROOTDIR)
        cmd_arr.append('%s:%s/' % (addr, param.ROOTDIR))

        # double check the rsync destination
        # our filters are like playing with fire
        if not param.ROOTDIR or (param.ROOTDIR == os.sep):
            warning('cowardly refusing to rsync with rootdir == %s' %
                    param.ROOTDIR)
            sys.exit(-1)

        synctool.lib.run_with_nodename(cmd_arr, nodename)

        # delete temp file
        try:
            os.unlink(tmp_filename)
        except OSError:
            # silently ignore unlink error
            pass

    # run 'ssh node synctool_cmd'
    cmd_arr = ssh_cmd_arr[:]
    cmd_arr.append('--')
    cmd_arr.append(addr)
    cmd_arr.extend(shlex.split(param.SYNCTOOL_CMD))
    cmd_arr.append('--nodename=%s' % nodename)
    cmd_arr.extend(PASS_ARGS)

    verbose('running synctool on node %s' % nodename)
    synctool.lib.run_with_nodename(cmd_arr, nodename)

def control(nodename, remote_addr, ctl_cmd):
    '''Tell the ssh mux process the ctl_cmd
    Returns True on success, False otherwise
    '''

    if ctl_cmd not in ('check', 'stop', 'exit'):
        raise RuntimeError("unsupported control command '%s'" % ctl_cmd)

    control_path = _make_control_path(nodename)
    if not control_path:
        # error message already printed
        return False

    verbose('sending control command %s to %s' % (ctl_cmd, nodename))

    cmd_arr = shlex.split(synctool.param.SSH_CMD)
    cmd_arr.extend(['-N', '-n',
                    '-O', ctl_cmd,
                    '-o', 'ControlPath=' + control_path])

    # if VERBOSE: don't care about ssh -v options here

    cmd_arr.append('--')
    cmd_arr.append(remote_addr)

    exitcode = synctool.lib.exec_command(cmd_arr, silent=True)
    return exitcode == 0

def start_multiplex(address_list):
    '''run ssh -M to each node in address_list'''

    global PERSIST

    # allow this only on the master node because of security considerations
    if synctool.param.MASTER != synctool.param.HOSTNAME:
        verbose('master %s != hostname %s' % (synctool.param.MASTER,
                                              synctool.param.HOSTNAME))
        error('not running on the master node')
        sys.exit(-1)

    if PERSIST is None:
        # use default from synctool.conf
        PERSIST = synctool.param.CONTROL_PERSIST
    else:
        # spellcheck the parameter
        m = synctool.configparser.PERSIST_TIME.match(PERSIST)
        if not m:
            error("invalid persist value '%s'" % PERSIST)
            return

    # make list of nodenames
    nodes = [NODESET.get_nodename_from_address(x) for x in address_list]

    # make list of pairs: (addr, nodename)
    pairs = zip(address_list, nodes)
    synctool.multiplex.setup_master(pairs, PERSIST)

def _delete_callback(obj, _pre_dict, post_dict):
    # type: (SyncObject, Dict[str, str], Dict[str, str]) -> Tuple[bool, bool]
    '''delete files'''

    if obj.ov_type == synctool.overlay.OV_TEMPLATE:
        return generate_template(obj, post_dict), False

    # don't delete directories
    if obj.src_stat.is_dir():
#       verbose('refusing to delete directory %s' % (obj.dest_path + os.sep))
        return True, False

    if obj.dest_stat.is_dir():
        warning('destination is a directory: %s, skipped' % obj.print_src())
        return True, False

    verbose('checking %s' % obj.print_src())

    if obj.dest_stat.exists():
        vnode = obj.vnode_dest_obj()
        vnode.harddelete()
        obj.run_script(post_dict)
        return True, True

    return True, False

def github_api(url):
    """Access GitHub API via URL
    Returns data (list or dict) depending on GitHub API function
    or None on error
    """

    verbose("loading URL %s" % url)
    try:
        # can not use 'with' statement with urlopen()..?
        web = urllib2.urlopen(url)
    except urllib2.HTTPError as err:
        error("webserver at %s: %u %s" % (url, err.code, err.msg))
        return None

    except urllib2.URLError as err:
        error("failed to access %s: %u %s" % (url, err.code, err.msg))
        return None

    except IOError as err:
        error("failed to access %s: %s" % (url, err.strerror))
        return None

    try:
        # parse JSON data at URL
        data = json.load(web)
    finally:
        web.close()

    # this may be a list or a dict
    # don't know and don't care at this point
    return data

    def upgrade(self):
        msg = 'upgrading packages'
        verbose(dryrun_msg(msg))

        # log the upgrade action ...
        # don't know which packages are upgraded here, sorry
        log(msg)

def worker_pkg(addr):
    '''runs ssh + synctool-pkg to the nodes in parallel'''

    nodename = NODESET.get_nodename_from_address(addr)

    # use ssh connection multiplexing (if possible)
    use_multiplex = synctool.multiplex.use_mux(nodename)

    # make command array 'ssh node pkg_cmd'
    cmd_arr = SSH_CMD_ARR[:]

    # add extra arguments for ssh multiplexing (if OK to use)
    if use_multiplex:
        synctool.multiplex.ssh_args(cmd_arr, nodename)

    cmd_arr.append('--')
    cmd_arr.append(addr)
    cmd_arr.extend(shlex.split(param.PKG_CMD))
    cmd_arr.extend(PASS_ARGS)

    verbose('running synctool-pkg on node %s' % nodename)

    # execute ssh synctool-pkg and show output with the nodename
    if param.NUM_PROC <= 1:
        # run with -N 1 : wait on prompts, flush output
        print nodename + ': ',
        synctool.lib.exec_command(cmd_arr)
    else:
        # run_with_nodename() shows the nodename, but
        # does not expect any prompts while running the cmd
        synctool.lib.run_with_nodename(cmd_arr, nodename)

def ping_node(addr):
    # type: (str) -> None
    '''ping a single node'''

    node = NODESET.get_nodename_from_address(addr)
    verbose('pinging %s' % node)
    unix_out('%s %s' % (param.PING_CMD, addr))

    packets_received = 0

    # execute ping command and show output with the nodename
    cmd = '%s %s' % (param.PING_CMD, addr)
    cmd_arr = shlex.split(cmd)

    try:
        f = subprocess.Popen(cmd_arr, shell=False, bufsize=4096,
                             stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
                             stderr=subprocess.STDOUT).stdout
    except OSError as err:
        error('failed to run command %s: %s' % (cmd_arr[0], err.strerror))
        return

    with f:
        for line in f:
            line = line.strip()

            # argh, we have to parse output here
            #
            # on BSD, ping says something like:
            # "2 packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100.0% packet loss"
            #
            # on Linux, ping says something like:
            # "2 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100.0% packet loss, " \
            # "time 1001ms"

            arr = line.split()
            if len(arr) > 3 and (arr[1] == 'packets' and
                                 arr[2] == 'transmitted,'):
                try:
                    packets_received = int(arr[3])
                except ValueError:
                    pass

                break

            # some ping implementations say "hostname is alive"
            # or "hostname is unreachable"
            elif len(arr) == 3 and arr[1] == 'is':
                if arr[2] == 'alive':
                    packets_received = 100

                elif arr[2] == 'unreachable':
                    packets_received = -1

    if packets_received > 0:
        print '%s: up' % node
    else:
        print '%s: not responding' % node

    def quiet_delete(self):
        '''silently delete existing entry; only called by fix()'''

        if not synctool.lib.DRY_RUN and not synctool.param.BACKUP_COPIES:
            verbose('  os.unlink(%s)' % self.name)
            try:
                os.unlink(self.name)
            except OSError:
                pass

    def install(self, pkgs):
        if len(pkgs) > 1:
            plural = 's'
        else:
            plural = ''

        msg = 'installing package%s: %s' % (plural, ' '.join(pkgs))
        verbose(msg)
        log(msg)