def init_logging(appName):
hdlr = Log.StreamHandler()
hdlr.setLevel(log.DEBUG)
hdlr.setFormatter(Log.GetFormatter())
appLogger = Log.GetLogger(appName)
Log.HandleLoggers(appLogger, Log.GetDefaultLoggers())
def SetLogging():
logFile = None
debugMode = 1
if logFile is None:
logname = os.path.join(UserConfig.instance().GetConfigDir(),
"NodeSetupWizard.log")
else:
logname = logFile
hdlr = Log.FileHandler(logname)
hdlr.setFormatter(Log.GetFormatter())
Log.HandleLoggers(hdlr, Log.GetDefaultLoggers())
if debugMode:
hdlr = Log.StreamHandler()
hdlr.setFormatter(Log.GetLowDetailFormatter())
Log.HandleLoggers(hdlr, Log.GetDefaultLoggers())
def SetLogging():
debugMode = 1
logFile = None
if logFile is None:
logname = os.path.join(GetUserConfigDir(), "Test.log")
else:
logname = logFile
hdlr = Log.FileHandler(logname)
hdlr.setFormatter(Log.GetFormatter())
hdlr.setLevel(Log.WARN)
Log.HandleLoggers(hdlr, Log.GetDefaultLoggers())
if debugMode:
hdlr = Log.StreamHandler()
hdlr.setFormatter(Log.GetLowDetailFormatter())
Log.HandleLoggers(hdlr, Log.GetDefaultLoggers())
def Initialize(self, name=None, args=None):
"""
This method sets up everything for reasonable execution.
At the first sign of any problems it raises exceptions and exits.
"""
self.name = name
# 1. Process Command Line Arguments
argvResult = self.ProcessArgs(args=args)
# 2. Load the Toolkit wide configuration.
try:
self.agtkConfig = AGTkConfig.instance(0)
except Exception:
self.log.exception("Toolkit Initialization failed.")
sys.exit(-1)
# 3. Load the user configuration, creating one if necessary.
try:
self.userConfig = UserConfig.instance(initIfNeeded=1)
except Exception:
self.log.exception("User Initialization failed.")
sys.exit(-1)
# Load client preferences
self.preferences = Preferences()
self.ProcessArgsThatUsePreferences()
# 4. Redirect logging to files in the user's directory,
# purging memory to file
fh = Log.defLogHandler
if self.options.logfilename is not None:
if not self.options.logfilename.endswith(".log"):
self.name = self.options.logfilename + ".log"
else:
self.name = self.options.logfilename
elif self.name is not None:
if not self.name.endswith(".log"):
self.name = self.name + ".log"
self.log.info("Logfile Name: %s", self.name)
if self.name:
if not self.name.startswith(os.sep) \
and not self.name.startswith("."):
filename = os.path.join(self.userConfig.GetLogDir(), self.name)
else:
filename = self.name
fh = Log.RotatingFileHandler(filename, "a",
self.options.logfilesize,
self.options.numlogfiles)
fh.setFormatter(Log.GetFormatter())
self.fhLoggerLevels = Log.HandleLoggers(fh,
Log.GetDefaultLoggers())
self.fhLoggerLevels.SetLevel(Log.DEBUG)
self.fhLoggerLevels.SetLevel(Log.CRITICAL, Log.RTPSensor)
self.loggerLevels = self.fhLoggerLevels
# Send the log in memory to stream (debug) or file handler.
if self.options.debug or int(
self.preferences.GetPreference(Preferences.LOG_TO_CMD)):
Log.mlh.setTarget(Log.defStreamHandler)
else:
Log.mlh.setTarget(fh)
Log.mlh.close()
Log.RemoveLoggerLevels(Log.memLevels, Log.GetLoggers())
self.__SetLogPreference()
self.CheckDependencies()
# Check if machine clock is synchronized.
# - Disabled for 3.0: clock-sync is important when using proxy certs, which we're not
#self.__CheckForInvalidClock()
self.__context = None
return argvResult
except CertificateRepository.RepoDoesNotExist:
log.exception("SubmitRequest:Validate:You do not have a certificate repository. Certificate request can not be completed.")
print "Your certificate repository is not initialized; certificate request cannot be completed"
return 0
except:
log.exception("SubmitRequest:Validate: Certificate request can not be completed")
print "Error occured. Certificate request can not be completed.",
return 0
if __name__ == "__main__":
h = Log.StreamHandler()
h.setFormatter(Log.GetFormatter())
Log.HandleLoggers(h, Log.GetDefaultLoggers())
os.mkdir("foo")
log.debug("foo")
try:
cm = CertificateManager("foo")
ui = CertificateManagerUserInterface(cm)
x = cm.ImportIdentityCertificatePEM(cm.certRepo,
r"v\venueServer_cert.pem",
r"v\venueServer_key.pem", None)
if 0:
certMgrUI = Toolkit.GetDefaultApplication().GetCertificateManagerUI()
