def populate_appliance_feeds(self):
# fetch the feed confs from the catalog sources
# currently catalog provides simple name space for placing
# files not surfaced anywhere else in the model.
feeds = {} # store the feeds from all catalogs
for c, c_info in self.catalogs.iteritems():
print c, c_info
if type(c_info) in [types.StringType, types.UnicodeType]:
url = c_info
# the c_info can be tuple containing other rich info
# like proxy class to download etc. TBD
try:
feed_conf = self.fetch_catalog(c, url)
except Exception, ex:
feed_conf = self.get_conf_name(c)
print "Error getting catalog ", c, url, ex
# print "Will try to use ", feed_conf
print "Continue using the existing data"
continue
if not os.path.exists(feed_conf):
print "Skipping : %s does not exist.", feed_conf
continue
# if not self._feeds:
# self._feeds = PyConfig(self.local_node, feed_conf)
# else:
# merge the current feed data
feed = PyConfig(self.local_node, feed_conf)
for k, v in feed.iteritems():
feeds[k] = v
def populate_appliance_feeds(self):
# fetch the feed confs from the catalog sources
# currently catalog provides simple name space for placing
# files not surfaced anywhere else in the model.
feeds = {} #store the feeds from all catalogs
for c, c_info in self.catalogs.iteritems():
print c, c_info
if type(c_info) in [types.StringType, types.UnicodeType]:
url = c_info
# the c_info can be tuple containing other rich info
# like proxy class to download etc. TBD
try:
feed_conf = self.fetch_catalog(c, url)
except Exception, ex:
feed_conf = self.get_conf_name(c)
print "Error getting catalog ", c, url, ex
#print "Will try to use ", feed_conf
print "Continue using the existing data"
continue
if not os.path.exists(feed_conf):
print "Skipping : %s does not exist.", feed_conf
continue
# if not self._feeds:
# self._feeds = PyConfig(self.local_node, feed_conf)
# else:
# merge the current feed data
feed = PyConfig(self.local_node, feed_conf)
for k, v in feed.iteritems():
feeds[k] = v
def check_user_updates(self, username):
update_items = []
dep = None
try:
from convirt.model import Deployment
deps = DBSession.query(Deployment).all()
if len(deps) > 0:
dep = deps[0]
user_config_filename = os.path.abspath(
tg.config.get("user_config"))
if not os.path.exists(user_config_filename):
user_config_file = open(user_config_filename, "w")
user_config_file.close()
user_config = PyConfig(filename=user_config_filename)
date = user_config.get(username)
if date != None:
p_r_date = time.strptime(date, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
r_date = datetime(*p_r_date[0:5])
else:
r_date = datetime.utcnow()
edition = get_product_edition()
(update_items,
max_dt) = self.get_new_updates(dep.deployment_id, r_date,
edition)
user_config[username] = max_dt
user_config.write()
else:
LOGGER.error(
"Deployment table is not set.Update can not proceed.")
return
except Exception, ex:
traceback.print_exc()
LOGGER.error("Error fetching updates:" + to_str(ex))
return
def check_user_updates(self,username):
update_items = []
dep=None
try:
from convirt.model import Deployment
deps=DBSession.query(Deployment).all()
if len(deps) > 0:
dep=deps[0]
user_config_filename=os.path.abspath(tg.config.get("user_config"))
if not os.path.exists(user_config_filename):
user_config_file=open(user_config_filename,"w")
user_config_file.close()
user_config=PyConfig(filename=user_config_filename)
date=user_config.get(username)
if date !=None:
p_r_date = time.strptime(date, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
r_date =datetime(*p_r_date[0:5])
else:
r_date=datetime.utcnow()
edition = get_product_edition()
(update_items,max_dt) = self.get_new_updates(dep.deployment_id,r_date, edition)
user_config[username]=max_dt
user_config.write()
else:
LOGGER.error("Deployment table is not set.Update can not proceed.")
return
except Exception, ex:
traceback.print_exc()
LOGGER.error("Error fetching updates:"+to_str(ex))
return
def read_config(self, init_glob=None, init_locs=None):
# Leverage the fact that conf files are python syntax.
# save on parsing code
# Create global and local dicts for the file.
# Initialize locals to the vars.
globs = {}
locs = {}
cmd = '\n'.join(self.imps)
# Use exec to do the standard imports and
# define variables we are passing to the script.
exec cmd in globs, locs
return PyConfig.read_config(self, globs, locs)
def read_config(self, init_glob=None, init_locs=None):
# Leverage the fact that conf files are python syntax.
# save on parsing code
# Create global and local dicts for the file.
# Initialize locals to the vars.
globs = {}
locs = {}
cmd = "\n".join(self.imps)
# Use exec to do the standard imports and
# define variables we are passing to the script.
exec cmd in globs, locs
return PyConfig.read_config(self, globs, locs)
def __init__(self, node=None, filename=None, config=None):
"""
read stuff from file and populate the config
when filename is None, creates an empty config
"""
self.convirt_generated = False
self.storage_stats = None
PyConfig.__init__(self, node, filename, VMConfig.signature, config)
if filename is None and config is None: return
if len(self.lines) > 0:
if self.lines[0].find(self.signature) >= 0:
self.convirt_generated = True
if self["name"] is None:
raise Exception("No dom name specified")
#pick up the name from the file
self.name = self["name"]
self.id = self["uuid"]
def __init__(self, node=None, filename=None, config=None):
"""
read stuff from file and populate the config
when filename is None, creates an empty config
"""
self.convirt_generated = False
self.storage_stats = None
PyConfig.__init__(self, node, filename, VMConfig.signature, config)
if filename is None and config is None:
return
if len(self.lines) > 0:
if self.lines[0].find(self.signature) >= 0:
self.convirt_generated = True
if self["name"] is None:
raise Exception("No dom name specified")
# pick up the name from the file
self.name = self["name"]
self.id = self["uuid"]
def create_image_config(self, node=None, filename=None, config=None):
return PyConfig(node, filename, signature=None, config=config)
def write(self):
"""Writes the settings out to the filename specified during
initialization"""
self.name = self["name"]
PyConfig.write(self)
self.convirt_generated = True
def write(self):
"""Writes the settings out to the filename specified during
initialization"""
self.name = self["name"]
PyConfig.write(self)
self.convirt_generated = True
