Example #1
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def rpm_install(namelist):
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "rpm install: "+str(namelist))
    try:
        nlj = namelist.name;
    except:
        if(namelist.combiner == "&&"):
            print "Multiple packages provided, installing both"
            return rpm_install(namelist.first) and rpm_install(namelist.second);
        elif(namelist.combiner == "||"):
            print "Multiple options provided, checking to see which is acceptable"
            if (rpm_exists(namelist.first.name, comparator=namelist.first.compare, version=namelist.first.version)):
                print "The first option succeeded, installing %s" % (namelist.first.name)
                return rpm_install(namelist.first)
            elif (rpm_exists(namelist.second.name, comparator=namelist.second.compare, version=namelist.second.version)):
                print "The second option succeeded, installing %s" % (namelist.second.name)
                return rpm_install(namelist.second)
            else:
                print "Neither option succeeded, this should not have happened!"
                return False
        else:
            print "invalid combiner logic."
            return false;
#    if(namelist is list):
#        nlj = " ".join(namelist);
    return sudorun("yum -y install %s"%(nlj));
Example #2
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def rpm_install(namelist):
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "rpm install: " + str(namelist))
    try:
        nlj = namelist.name
    except:
        if (namelist.combiner == "&&"):
            print "Multiple packages provided, installing both"
            return rpm_install(namelist.first) and rpm_install(namelist.second)
        elif (namelist.combiner == "||"):
            print "Multiple options provided, checking to see which is acceptable"
            if (rpm_exists(namelist.first.name,
                           comparator=namelist.first.compare,
                           version=namelist.first.version)):
                print "The first option succeeded, installing %s" % (
                    namelist.first.name)
                return rpm_install(namelist.first)
            elif (rpm_exists(namelist.second.name,
                             comparator=namelist.second.compare,
                             version=namelist.second.version)):
                print "The second option succeeded, installing %s" % (
                    namelist.second.name)
                return rpm_install(namelist.second)
            else:
                print "Neither option succeeded, this should not have happened!"
                return False
        else:
            print "invalid combiner logic."
            return false


#    if(namelist is list):
#        nlj = " ".join(namelist);
    return sudorun("yum -y install %s" % (nlj))
Example #3
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def shellexec_shell(cmd, throw_ex):
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "shellexec_long: " + cmd)
    try:
        result = None
        quitEvent = Event()
        monitorThread = Thread(target=monitor, args=(
            cmd,
            quitEvent,
        ))
        monitorThread.start()
        while monitorThread.isAlive:
            monitorThread.join(1)
            if quitEvent.isSet():
                logger.info("shellexec_shell: Caught the quit Event")
                break
        return monitor.result
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        logger.info(
            "shellexec_shell: Caught Ctl+C. Killing all threads. Patience...")
        quitEvent.set()
        time.sleep(10)
        exit(0)
    except Exception, e:
        if (throw_ex):
            raise e
        else:
            return -1
Example #4
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def install(pkgname, die_if_already=False):
    if not check_recipe(pkgname):
        die("unknown package " + pkgname)
    if die_if_already and check_installed(pkgname):
        print pkgname + " already installed"
        return
    validate_write_perm(vars["prefix"])
    rc = global_recipes[pkgname]
    pkg_missing = rc.recursive_satisfy()

    # remove duplicates while preserving list order (lowest nodes first)
    pkg_missing = list_unique_ord(pkg_missing)
    v.print_v(
        v.INFO, "Installing packages:\n" +
        "\n".join(["* {0}".format(x) for x in pkg_missing]))

    # prompt if list is ok?
    # provide choice of deb satisfiers or source build?

    for pkg in pkg_missing:
        global_recipes[pkg].install()
        if (pkg == "gnuradio"):
            if (confirm("Run VOLK Profile to choose fastest kernels?", "Y",
                        5)):
                run_volk_profile()
Example #5
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def bashexec(cmd, o_proc=None):
    """
    Launch a bash and run 'cmd' inside it.
    If an output processor is given, a thread is spawned to poll
    the output and feed it to the processor.
    Otherwise, the output is displayed verbatim.
    """
    if cmd.strip() == "": return 0
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "bash exec (%s):: %s" % (os.getcwd(), cmd.strip()))
    if (cmd[-1] != "\n"):
        cmd += "\n"
    extra_popen_args = {}
    if isinstance(o_proc, output_proc.OutputProcessor):
        extra_popen_args = o_proc.extra_popen_args
    from subprocess import Popen, PIPE
    p = subprocess.Popen(["bash"],
                         stdin=subprocess.PIPE,
                         shell=True,
                         env=globals.env,
                         **extra_popen_args)
    p.stdin.write(cmd)
    p.stdin.close()
    if isinstance(o_proc, output_proc.OutputProcessor):
        st = output_proc.run_with_output_processing(p, o_proc)
    else:
        st = p.wait()  # unless background execution preferred
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "bash return val = %d" % (st))
    return st
Example #6
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 def fetch(self):
     # this is not possible if we do not have sources
     if (len(self.source) == 0):
         v.print_v(
             v.WARN,
             "WARNING: no sources available for package %s!" % (self.name))
         return True
     fetcher = fetch.fetcher(self.source, self)
     fetcher.fetch()
     if (not fetcher.success):
         if (len(self.source) == 0):
             raise PBRecipeException(
                 "Failed to Fetch package '%s' no sources were provided! '%s'!"
                 % (self.name, self.source))
         else:
             raise PBRecipeException(
                 "Failed to Fetch package '%s' sources were '%s'!" %
                 (self.name, self.source))
     # update value in inventory
     inv.set_state(self.name, "fetch")
     self.last_fetcher = fetcher
     v.print_v(
         v.DEBUG, "Setting fetched version info (%s,%s)" %
         (fetcher.used_source, fetcher.version))
     inv.set_prop(self.name, "source", fetcher.used_source)
     inv.set_prop(self.name, "version", fetcher.version)
Example #7
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def env_init(vars):
    v.print_v(v.DEBUG, "Initializing environmental variables...")
    env = os.environ
    env["PATH"] = vars["prefix"] + "/bin/:" + tryenv("PATH")
    env["PATH"] = tryenv("PATH") + ":/usr/lib64/qt4/bin/"
    env["PYTHONPATH"] = vars["prefix"] + "/python/:"
    for pyname in ["python2.6","python2.7"]:
        for moddir in ["site-packages","dist-packages"]:
            env["PYTHONPATH"] = env["PYTHONPATH"] + vars["prefix"] + "/lib/%s/%s/:"%(pyname,moddir)
            env["PYTHONPATH"] = env["PYTHONPATH"] + vars["prefix"] + "/lib64/%s/%s/:"%(pyname,moddir)
    env["PYTHONPATH"] = env["PYTHONPATH"] + tryenv("PYTHONPATH")
    if env["PYTHONPATH"][-1] == ":":
        env["PYTHONPATH"] = env["PYTHONPATH"][:-1]
    v.print_v(v.DEBUG, "$PYTHONPATH = {0}".format(env["PYTHONPATH"]))
    
    env["ATLAS"] = vars["prefix"] + "/lib/libatlas.so:/usr/local/lib/:/usr/lib/"
    env["BLAS"] = vars["prefix"] + "/lib/libblas.so:/usr/local/lib/:/usr/lib/"
    env["LAPACK"] = vars["prefix"] + "/lib/liblapack.so:/usr/local/lib:/usr/lib/"
    env["BOOST_ROOT"] = vars["prefix"]
    env["BOOST_LIBRARYDIR"] = vars["prefix"] + "/lib/:" + vars["prefix"] + "/lib64/:"
    env["PREFIX"] = vars["prefix"]
    env["GTEST_DIR"] = vars["prefix"] + "/gtest"
    
    #env["PYTHONPATH"] = vars["prefix"] + "/lib/python2.6/site-packages/:" + vars["prefix"] + tryenv("PYTHONPATH")
    tryenv("PYTHONPATH")
    env["LD_LIBRARY_PATH"] = vars["prefix"] + "/lib/:" + vars["prefix"] + "/lib64/:" + tryenv("LD_LIBRARY_PATH")
    tryenv("LD_LIBRARY_PATH")
    env["PKG_CONFIG_PATH"] = vars["prefix"] + "/lib/pkgconfig/:" + vars["prefix"] + "/lib64/pkgconfig/:" + tryenv("PKG_CONFIG_PATH")
    tryenv("PKG_CONFIG_PATH")
    return env
Example #8
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def sudorun(cmd):
    if(os.geteuid() == 0):
        rv = bashexec("%s"%(cmd));
    elif(enable_sudo):
        rv = bashexec("sudo %s"%(cmd));
    else:
        v.print_v(v.ERROR, RED + " *** ERROR: re-run as root to apt-get install %s! *** "%(nlj) + ENDC)
        return False;
    return rv==0;
Example #9
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def sudorun(cmd):
    if(os.geteuid() == 0):
        rv = bashexec("%s"%(cmd));
    elif(enable_sudo):
        rv = bashexec("sudo %s"%(cmd));
    else:
        v.print_v(v.ERROR, RED + " *** ERROR: re-run as root to apt-get install %s! *** "%(nlj) + ENDC)
        return False;
    return rv==0;
Example #10
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def rpm_install(namelist):
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "rpm install: "+str(namelist))
    try:
        nlj = namelist.name;
    except:
        return True;
    if(namelist is list):
        nlj = " ".join(namelist);
    return sudorun("yum -y install %s"%(nlj));
Example #11
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def rpm_install(namelist):
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "rpm install: "+str(namelist))
    try:
        nlj = namelist.name;
    except:
        return True;
    if(namelist is list):
        nlj = " ".join(namelist);
    return sudorun("yum -y install %s"%(nlj));
Example #12
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 def fancy_var_replace(self, s, d):
     finished = False
     while not finished:
         os = s
         for k in d.keys():
             s = s.replace("$%s" % (k), d[k])
         v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, (s, os))
         if (os == s):
             finished = True
     return s
Example #13
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 def fancy_var_replace(self,s,d):
     finished = False
     while not finished:
         os = s;
         for k in d.keys():
             s = s.replace("$%s"%(k), d[k]);
         v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, (s,os))
         if(os == s):
             finished = True;
     return s;
Example #14
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 def installed(self):
     # perform installation, file copy
     v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "installed")
     mkchdir(topdir + "/src/" + self.name + "/" + self.installdir)
     if v.VERBOSITY_LEVEL >= v.DEBUG:
         o_proc = None
     else:
         o_proc = output_proc.OutputProcessorMake(preamble="Installing: ")
     st = bashexec(self.scanner.var_replace_all(self.scr_install), o_proc)
     if (st != 0):
         raise PBRecipeException("Installation failed.")
Example #15
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 def uninstall(self):
     try:
         if(self.satisfier == "inventory"):
             mkchdir(topdir + "/src/" + self.name + "/" + self.installdir)
             st = bashexec(self.scanner.var_replace_all(self.scr_uninstall));
             self.satisfier = None;
             del vars["%s.satisfier"%(self.name)]
         else:
             v.print_v(v.WARN, "pkg not installed from source, ignoring")
     except:
         v.print_v(v.DEBUG, "local build dir does not exist")
Example #16
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 def uninstall(self):
     try:
         if (self.satisfier == "inventory"):
             mkchdir(topdir + "/src/" + self.name + "/" + self.installdir)
             st = bashexec(self.scanner.var_replace_all(self.scr_uninstall))
             self.satisfier = None
             del vars["%s.satisfier" % (self.name)]
         else:
             v.print_v(v.WARN, "pkg not installed from source, ignoring")
     except:
         v.print_v(v.DEBUG, "local build dir does not exist")
Example #17
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 def installed(self):
     # perform installation, file copy
     v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "installed")
     mkchdir(topdir + "/src/" + self.name + "/" + self.installdir)
     if v.VERBOSITY_LEVEL >= v.DEBUG:
         o_proc = None
     else:
         o_proc = output_proc.OutputProcessorMake(preamble="Installing: ")
     st = bashexec(self.scanner.var_replace_all(self.scr_install), o_proc)
     if (st != 0):
         raise PBRecipeException("Installation failed.")
Example #18
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def shellexec_getout(cmd, throw_ex=True):
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "shellexec_long: " + str(cmd))
    try:
        #p = subprocess.call([cmd], stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE, env=globals.env);
        p = subprocess.Popen([cmd], stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE, env=globals.env);
        (out,err) = p.communicate();
        return out;
    except Exception, e:
        if(throw_ex):
            raise e;
        else:
            return -1;
Example #19
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def shellexec_getout(cmd, throw_ex=True):
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "shellexec_long: " + str(cmd))
    try:
        #p = subprocess.call([cmd], stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE, env=globals.env);
        p = subprocess.Popen([cmd], stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE, env=globals.env);
        (out,err) = p.communicate();
        return out;
    except Exception, e:
        if(throw_ex):
            raise e;
        else:
            return -1;
Example #20
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def validate_write_perm(d):
    try:
        import tempfile
        fd, tmpfile = tempfile.mkstemp(dir=d);
        v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "TMPFILE = %s"%(tmpfile))
        f1 = open(tmpfile,"w")
        f1.close()
        os.unlink(tmpfile);
        v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "WRITE PERMS OK %s"%(tmpfile))
    except:
        logger.error("Can not write to prefix (%s)! please fix your permissions or choose another prefix!"%(d));
        sys.exit(-10)
Example #21
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 def install_deb(self):
     v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "install deb called (%s)"%(self.name))
     # this is not possible if we do not have deb satisfiers
     if((self.satisfy_deb == None) or ((type(self.satisfy_deb) == type([])) and (len(self.satisfy_deb) == 0))):
         v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "no deb satisfiers available")
         return False
     elif self.satisfy_deb and not have_debs(self.satisfy_deb):
         v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "deb is not available locally")
         v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "check remote repositories...")
         if not debs_exist(self.satisfy_deb):
             return False
     v.print_v(v.INFO, "Installing from .deb: {0}".format(self.name))
     return deb_install(self.satisfy_deb)
Example #22
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 def install_deb(self):
     v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "install deb called (%s)"%(self.name))
     # this is not possible if we do not have deb satisfiers
     if((self.satisfy_deb == None) or ((type(self.satisfy_deb) == type([])) and (len(self.satisfy_deb) == 0))):
         v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "no deb satisfiers available")
         return False
     elif self.satisfy_deb and not have_debs(self.satisfy_deb):
         v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "deb is not available locally")
         v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "check remote repositories...")
         if not debs_exist(self.satisfy_deb):
             return False
     v.print_v(v.INFO, "Installing from .deb: {0}".format(self.name))
     return deb_install(self.satisfy_deb)
Example #23
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def validate_write_perm(d):
    try:
        d = os.path.expanduser(d)
        print d
        import tempfile
        fd, tmpfile = tempfile.mkstemp(dir=d);
        v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "TMPFILE = %s"%(tmpfile))
        f1 = open(tmpfile,"w")
        f1.close()
        os.unlink(tmpfile);
        v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "WRITE PERMS OK %s"%(tmpfile))
    except:
        logger.error("Can not write to prefix (%s)! please fix your permissions or choose another prefix!"%(d));
        sys.exit(-10)
Example #24
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def deb_install(namelist):
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "deb install: "+str(namelist))
    try:
        nlj = namelist.name;
    except:
        if(namelist.combiner == "&&"):
            return deb_install(namelist.first) and deb_install(namelist.second);
        elif(namelist.combiner == "||"):
            return deb_install(namelist.first) or deb_install(namelist.second);
        else:
            print "invalid combiner logic."
            return false;
#    if(namelist is list):
#        nlj = " ".join(namelist);
    return sudorun("apt-get -y install %s"%(nlj));
Example #25
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def deb_install(namelist):
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "deb install: "+str(namelist))
    try:
        nlj = namelist.name;
    except:
        if(namelist.combiner == "&&"):
            return deb_install(namelist.first) and deb_install(namelist.second);
        elif(namelist.combiner == "||"):
            return deb_install(namelist.first) or deb_install(namelist.second);
        else:
            print "invalid combiner logic."
            return false;
#    if(namelist is list):
#        nlj = " ".join(namelist);
    return sudorun("apt-get -y install %s"%(nlj));
Example #26
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def shellexec_getout(cmd, throw_ex=True):
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "shellexec_long: " + str(cmd))
    try:
        if not isinstance(cmd, list):
            cmd = [cmd]
        p = subprocess.Popen(cmd,
                             stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
                             stderr=subprocess.PIPE,
                             env=globals.env)
        (out, err) = p.communicate()
        return out
    except Exception, e:
        if (throw_ex):
            raise e
        else:
            return -1
Example #27
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def rpm_install(namelist):
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "rpm install: " + str(namelist))
    try:
        nlj = namelist.name
    except:
        if (namelist.combiner == "&&"):
            return rpm_install(namelist.first) and rpm_install(namelist.second)
        elif (namelist.combiner == "||"):
            return rpm_install(namelist.first) or rpm_install(namelist.second)
        else:
            print "invalid combiner logic."
            return false


#    if(namelist is list):
#        nlj = " ".join(namelist);
    return sudorun("yum -y install %s" % (nlj))
Example #28
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 def fetch(self):
     # this is not possible if we do not have sources
     if(len(self.source) == 0):
         v.print_v(v.WARN, "WARNING: no sources available for package %s!"%(self.name))
         return True
     fetcher = fetch.fetcher(self.source, self);
     fetcher.fetch();
     if(not fetcher.success):
         if(len(self.source) == 0):
             raise PBRecipeException("Failed to Fetch package '%s' no sources were provided! '%s'!"%(self.name, self.source))
         else:
             raise PBRecipeException("Failed to Fetch package '%s' sources were '%s'!"%(self.name, self.source))
     # update value in inventory
     inv.set_state(self.name, "fetch");
     self.last_fetcher = fetcher;
     v.print_v(v.DEBUG, "Setting fetched version info (%s,%s)"%(fetcher.used_source, fetcher.version))
     inv.set_prop(self.name, "source", fetcher.used_source);
     inv.set_prop(self.name, "version", fetcher.version);
Example #29
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    def install_src(self):
        v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "install src called (%s)" % (self.name))

        # basic source installation requirements
        # install gcc etc before proceeding to build steps
        req = ["gcc"]
        for p in req:
            try:
                if (not global_recipes[p].satisfy()):
                    global_recipes[p].install()
            except:
                return False

        v.print_v(v.INFO, "Installing from source: {0}".format(self.name))
        state = inv.state(self.name)
        step = 0
        for i in range(len(self.install_order)):
            if (self.install_order[i][0] == state):
                step = i + 1
        v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, self.install_order)
        # iterate through the install steps of current package
        while (step < len(self.install_order)):
            v.print_v(
                v.PDEBUG, "Current step: (%s :: %s)" %
                (self.name, self.install_order[step][0]))
            # run the installation step
            try:
                self.install_order[step][1]()
            except PBRecipeException as e:
                # If any of these fails, we can quit.
                exit(1)
            # update value in inventory
            inv.set_state(self.name, self.install_order[step][0])
            if (self.install_order[step][0] == "fetch"):
                # if we just fetched a package, store its version and source
                v.print_v(
                    v.PDEBUG, "setting installed version info (%s,%s)" %
                    (self.last_fetcher.used_source, self.last_fetcher.version))
                inv.set_prop(self.name, "source",
                             self.last_fetcher.used_source)
                inv.set_prop(self.name, "version", self.last_fetcher.version)
            step = step + 1
        return True
Example #30
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    def recursive_satisfy(self, recurse_if_installed=False):
        ll = [];
        v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "%s dep [%s]"%(self.name, self.depends))
 
        selfsat = self.satisfy();

        # first make sure children are satisfied
        if(recurse_if_installed or not selfsat):
            for i in self.depends:
                try:
                    ll.extend(global_recipes[i].recursive_satisfy());
                except:
                    die("broken package dependency %s -> %s (%s recipe not found)"%(self.name, i, i));

        # then satisfy self
        if(not selfsat):
            ll.append(self.name);

        return ll;
Example #31
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    def recursive_satisfy(self, recurse_if_installed=False):
        ll = [];
        v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "%s dep [%s]"%(self.name, self.depends))
 
        selfsat = self.satisfy();

        # first make sure children are satisfied
        if(recurse_if_installed or not selfsat):
            for i in self.depends:
                try:
                    ll.extend(global_recipes[i].recursive_satisfy());
                except:
                    die("broken package dependency %s -> %s (%s recipe not found)"%(self.name, i, i));

        # then satisfy self
        if(not selfsat):
            ll.append(self.name);

        return ll;
Example #32
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 def install(self):
     order = "src" if (self.name in force_build) else vars["satisfy_order"]
     order = order.replace(" ", "").lower()
     types = None
     if order.find(',') > 0:
         types = order.split(",")
     elif order.find('-') > 0:
         types = order.split(
             "-"
         )  # needed for Jenkins bug https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-12439
     else:
         types = order.split(",")
         # needed for single item case
     if vars.has_key("install_like"):
         copyFrom = vars["install_like"]
         types.remove(global_recipes[copyFrom].satisfier)
         types.insert(0, global_recipes[copyFrom].satisfier)
     if self.name == 'all':
         print "pseudo installation ok"
         return True
     if (types == None):
         logging.error(
             '\x1b[31m' +
             "Your satisfy order (%s) provides no way to satisfy the dependency (%s) - please consider changing your satisfy order to \"deb,src\" or \"deb,rpm\" in config.dat!!!"
             % (order, self.name) + '\x1b[0m')
         sys.exit(-1)
     v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "install type priority: " + str(types))
     for type in types:
         st = False
         if (type == "src"):
             st = self.install_src()
         elif (type == "rpm"):
             st = self.install_rpm()
         elif (type == "deb"):
             st = self.install_deb()
         else:
             die("unknown install type: %s" % (type))
         if (st):
             print "installation ok via: %s" % (type)
             return True
     die("failed to install %s" % (self.name))
     return False
Example #33
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def load_all():

    if(not os.path.isfile("recipes/.git")):
        logger.warning("Recipes git submodule not checked out ... lets do that for you");
        bashexec("git submodule update --init --recursive")
        logger.info("Recipe clone finished...");
    
    global_recipes.clear();
    files = os.listdir("recipes");
    recipes = [];
    v.print_v(v.INFO, "Loading recipes ...")
    for f in files:
        if(re.match("[\w\d_-]+.lwr$", f)):
            recipes.append(f[:-4]);

    for r in recipes:
        if not global_recipes.has_key(r):
            try:
                global_recipes[r] = recipe(r);
            except:
                v.print_v(v.WARN, "Failed to load recipe {0}".format(r))
    global_recipes['all'] = recipe('all')
    global_recipes['all'].category = "pseudo"
    global_recipes['all'].depends.extend(recipes)
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "Loading recipes ... done")
Example #34
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 def make(self, try_again=False):
     """
     Build this recipe.
     If try_again is set, it will assume the build failed before
     and we're trying to run it again. In this case, reduce the
     makewidth to 1 and show the build output.
     """
     v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "make")
     mkchdir(topdir + "/src/" + self.name + "/" + self.installdir)
     if v.VERBOSITY_LEVEL >= v.DEBUG or try_again:
         o_proc = None
     else:
         o_proc = output_proc.OutputProcessorMake(preamble="Building:    ")
     # Stash the makewidth so we can set it back later
     makewidth = self.scanner.lvars['makewidth']
     if try_again:
         self.scanner.lvars['makewidth'] = '1'
     st = bashexec(self.scanner.var_replace_all(self.scr_make), o_proc)
     self.scanner.lvars['makewidth'] = makewidth
     if st == 0:
         return
     # If build fails, try again with more output:
     if try_again == False:
         v.print_v(v.ERROR, "Build failed. Re-trying with reduced makewidth and higher verbosity.")
         self.make(try_again=True)
     else:
         v.print_v(v.ERROR, "Build failed. See output above for error messages.")
         raise PBRecipeException("Build failed.")
def load_all():

    if (not os.path.isfile("recipes/.git")):
        logger.warning(
            "Recipes git submodule not checked out ... lets do that for you")
        bashexec("git submodule update --init --recursive")
        logger.info("Recipe clone finished...")

    global_recipes.clear()
    files = os.listdir("recipes")
    recipes = []
    v.print_v(v.INFO, "Loading recipes ...")
    for f in files:
        if (re.match("[\w\d_-]+.lwr$", f)):
            recipes.append(f[:-4])

    for r in recipes:
        if not global_recipes.has_key(r):
            try:
                global_recipes[r] = recipe(r)
            except:
                v.print_v(v.WARN, "Failed to load recipe {0}".format(r))
    global_recipes['all'] = recipe('all')
    global_recipes['all'].category = "pseudo"
    global_recipes['all'].depends.extend(recipes)
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "Loading recipes ... done")
Example #36
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 def make(self, try_again=False):
     """
     Build this recipe.
     If try_again is set, it will assume the build failed before
     and we're trying to run it again. In this case, reduce the
     makewidth to 1 and show the build output.
     """
     v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "make")
     mkchdir(topdir + "/src/" + self.name + "/" + self.installdir)
     if v.VERBOSITY_LEVEL >= v.DEBUG or try_again:
         o_proc = None
     else:
         o_proc = output_proc.OutputProcessorMake(preamble="Building:    ")
     # Stash the makewidth so we can set it back later
     makewidth = self.scanner.lvars['makewidth']
     if try_again:
         self.scanner.lvars['makewidth'] = '1'
     st = bashexec(self.scanner.var_replace_all(self.scr_make), o_proc)
     self.scanner.lvars['makewidth'] = makewidth
     if st == 0:
         return
     # If build fails, try again with more output:
     if try_again == False:
         v.print_v(
             v.ERROR,
             "Build failed. Re-trying with reduced makewidth and higher verbosity."
         )
         self.make(try_again=True)
     else:
         v.print_v(v.ERROR,
                   "Build failed. See output above for error messages.")
         raise PBRecipeException("Build failed.")
Example #37
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 def configure(self, try_again=False):
     """
     Run the configuration step for this recipe.
     If try_again is set, it will assume the configuration failed before
     and we're trying to run it again.
     """
     v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "configure")
     mkchdir(topdir + "/src/" + self.name + "/" + self.installdir)
     if v.VERBOSITY_LEVEL >= v.DEBUG or try_again:
         o_proc = None
     else:
         o_proc = output_proc.OutputProcessorMake(preamble="Configuring: ")
     st = bashexec(self.scanner.var_replace_all(self.scr_configure), o_proc)
     if (st == 0):
         return
     # If configuration fails:
     if try_again == False:
         v.print_v(
             v.ERROR,
             "Configuration failed. Re-trying with higher verbosity.")
         self.make(try_again=True)
     else:
         v.print_v(
             v.ERROR,
             "Configuration failed. See output above for error messages.")
         raise PBRecipeException("Configuration failed")
Example #38
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def install(pkgname, die_if_already=False):
    if not check_recipe(pkgname):
        die("unknown package "+pkgname);
    if die_if_already and check_installed(pkgname):
        print pkgname + " already installed";
        return;
    validate_write_perm(vars["prefix"])
    rc = global_recipes[pkgname];
    pkg_missing = rc.recursive_satisfy();

    # remove duplicates while preserving list order (lowest nodes first)
    pkg_missing = list_unique_ord(pkg_missing);
    v.print_v(v.INFO, "Installing packages:\n" + "\n".join(["* {0}".format(x) for x in pkg_missing]))

    # prompt if list is ok?
    # provide choice of deb satisfiers or source build?

    for pkg in pkg_missing:
        global_recipes[pkg].install();
        if(pkg == "gnuradio"):
            if(confirm("Run VOLK Profile to choose fastest kernels?","Y",5)):
                run_volk_profile();
Example #39
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    def install_src(self):
        v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "install src called (%s)"%(self.name))

        # basic source installation requirements
        # install gcc etc before proceeding to build steps
        req = ["gcc"];
        for p in req:
            try:
                if(not global_recipes[p].satisfy()):
                    global_recipes[p].install();
            except:
                return False;

        v.print_v(v.INFO, "Installing from source: {0}".format(self.name))
        state = inv.state(self.name);
        step = 0;
        for i in range( len( self.install_order ) ):
            if( self.install_order[i][0] == state ):
                step = i+1;
        v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, self.install_order)
        # iterate through the install steps of current package
        while(step < len(self.install_order)):
            v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "Current step: (%s :: %s)"%(self.name, self.install_order[step][0]))
            # run the installation step
            try:
                self.install_order[step][1]();
            except PBRecipeException as e:
                # If any of these fails, we can quit.
                exit(1)
            # update value in inventory
            inv.set_state(self.name, self.install_order[step][0]);
            if(self.install_order[step][0] == "fetch"):
                # if we just fetched a package, store its version and source
                v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "setting installed version info (%s,%s)"%(self.last_fetcher.used_source,self.last_fetcher.version))
                inv.set_prop(self.name, "source", self.last_fetcher.used_source);
                inv.set_prop(self.name, "version", self.last_fetcher.version);
            step = step + 1;
        return True;
Example #40
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def shellexec_shell(cmd, throw_ex):
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "shellexec_long: " + cmd)
    try:    
        result = None
        quitEvent = Event()
        monitorThread = Thread(target=monitor, args=(cmd,quitEvent,))
        monitorThread.start()
        while monitorThread.isAlive:
            monitorThread.join(1)
            if quitEvent.isSet():
                logger.info("shellexec_shell: Caught the quit Event")
                break
        return monitor.result
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        logger.info("shellexec_shell: Caught Ctl+C. Killing all threads. Patience...")
        quitEvent.set()
        time.sleep(10)
        exit(0)
    except Exception, e:
        if(throw_ex):
            raise e;
        else:
            return -1;
Example #41
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 def install(self):
     order =  "src" if (self.name in force_build) else vars["satisfy_order"];
     order = order.replace(" ","").lower();
     types = None;
     if order.find(',') > 0:            
         types = order.split(",");
     elif order.find('-') > 0:
         types = order.split("-") # needed for Jenkins bug https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-12439
     else:
         types = order.split(","); # needed for single item case
     if vars.has_key("install_like"):
         copyFrom = vars["install_like"]
         types.remove(global_recipes[copyFrom].satisfier)
         types.insert(0, global_recipes[copyFrom].satisfier)
     if self.name == 'all':
         print "pseudo installation ok"
         return True;
     if(types==None):
         logging.error('\x1b[31m' + "Your satisfy order (%s) provides no way to satisfy the dependency (%s) - please consider changing your satisfy order to \"deb,src\" or \"deb,rpm\" in config.dat!!!"%(order,self.name)+ '\x1b[0m');
         sys.exit(-1);
     v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "install type priority: " + str(types))
     for type in types:
         st = False;
         if(type == "src"):
             st = self.install_src();
         elif(type == "rpm"):
             st = self.install_rpm();
         elif(type == "deb"):
             st = self.install_deb();
         else:
             die( "unknown install type: %s"%(type) );
         if(st):
             print "installation ok via: %s"%(type);
             return True;
     die("failed to install %s"%(self.name));   
     return False;
Example #42
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def bashexec(cmd, o_proc=None):
    """
    Launch a bash and run 'cmd' inside it.
    If an output processor is given, a thread is spawned to poll
    the output and feed it to the processor.
    Otherwise, the output is displayed verbatim.
    """
    if cmd.strip() == "": return 0
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG,  "bash exec (%s):: %s"%(os.getcwd(),cmd.strip()))
    if(cmd[-1] != "\n"):
        cmd += "\n"
    extra_popen_args = {}
    if isinstance(o_proc, output_proc.OutputProcessor):
        extra_popen_args = o_proc.extra_popen_args
    from subprocess import Popen, PIPE
    p = subprocess.Popen(["bash"], stdin=subprocess.PIPE, shell=True, env=globals.env, **extra_popen_args)
    p.stdin.write(cmd)
    p.stdin.close()
    if isinstance(o_proc, output_proc.OutputProcessor):
        st = output_proc.run_with_output_processing(p, o_proc)
    else:
        st = p.wait() # unless background execution preferred
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "bash return val = %d"%(st))
    return st
Example #43
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 def __init__(self, filename, recipe, lvars=None):
     if (not lvars):
         lvars = vars_copy(vars)
     self.lvars = lvars
     v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "init scanner with lvars = %s" % (lvars))
     self.recipe = recipe
     self.recipe.scanner = self
     if not os.path.exists(filename):
         v.print_v(v.ERROR, "Missing file %s" % (filename))
         raise RuntimeError
     f = open(filename, "r")
     Scanner.__init__(self, self.lexicon, f, filename)
     self.begin("")
     v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "Parsing " + filename)
     while 1:
         token = Scanner.read(self)
         if token[0] is None:
             break
     f.close()
Example #44
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def load_all():
    global_recipes.clear()
    files = os.listdir("recipes")
    recipes = []
    v.print_v(v.INFO, "Loading recipes ...")
    for f in files:
        if (re.match("[\w\d_-]+.lwr$", f)):
            recipes.append(f[:-4])

    for r in recipes:
        if not global_recipes.has_key(r):
            try:
                global_recipes[r] = recipe(r)
            except:
                v.print_v(v.WARN, "Failed to load recipe {0}".format(r))
    global_recipes['all'] = recipe('all')
    global_recipes['all'].category = "pseudo"
    global_recipes['all'].depends.extend(recipes)
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "Loading recipes ... done")
Example #45
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def load_all():
    global_recipes.clear();
    files = os.listdir("recipes");
    recipes = [];
    v.print_v(v.INFO, "Loading recipes ...")
    for f in files:
        if(re.match("[\w\d_-]+.lwr$", f)):
            recipes.append(f[:-4]);

    for r in recipes:
        if not global_recipes.has_key(r):
            try:
                global_recipes[r] = recipe(r);
            except:
                v.print_v(v.WARN, "Failed to load recipe {0}".format(r))
    global_recipes['all'] = recipe('all')
    global_recipes['all'].category = "pseudo"
    global_recipes['all'].depends.extend(recipes)
    v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "Loading recipes ... done")
Example #46
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 def __init__(self, filename, recipe, lvars = None):
     if(not lvars):
         lvars = vars_copy(vars);
     self.lvars = lvars;
     v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "init scanner with lvars = %s"%(lvars))
     self.recipe = recipe
     self.recipe.scanner = self
     if not os.path.exists(filename):
         v.print_v(v.ERROR, "Missing file %s"%(filename))
         raise RuntimeError
     f = open(filename,"r");
     Scanner.__init__(self, self.lexicon, f, filename);
     self.begin("");
     v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "Parsing "+filename)
     while 1:
         token = Scanner.read(self);
         if token[0] is None:
             break;
     f.close();
Example #47
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 def configure(self, try_again=False):
     """
     Run the configuration step for this recipe.
     If try_again is set, it will assume the configuration failed before
     and we're trying to run it again.
     """
     v.print_v(v.PDEBUG, "configure")
     mkchdir(topdir + "/src/" + self.name + "/" + self.installdir)
     if v.VERBOSITY_LEVEL >= v.DEBUG or try_again:
         o_proc = None
     else:
         o_proc = output_proc.OutputProcessorMake(preamble="Configuring: ")
     st = bashexec(self.scanner.var_replace_all(self.scr_configure), o_proc)
     if (st == 0):
         return
     # If configuration fails:
     if try_again == False:
         v.print_v(v.ERROR, "Configuration failed. Re-trying with higher verbosity.")
         self.make(try_again=True)
     else:
         v.print_v(v.ERROR, "Configuration failed. See output above for error messages.")
         raise PBRecipeException("Configuration failed")
Example #48
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def check_fetched(pkgname):
    pkg_fetched = global_recipes[pkgname].fetched()
    v.print_v(v.DEBUG, "Checking if {0} is fetched: {1}".format(pkgname, "Yes" if pkg_fetched else "No"))
    return pkg_fetched
Example #49
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def check_fetched(pkgname):
    pkg_fetched = global_recipes[pkgname].fetched()
    v.print_v(
        v.DEBUG, "Checking if {0} is fetched: {1}".format(
            pkgname, "Yes" if pkg_fetched else "No"))
    return pkg_fetched
Example #50
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def check_installed(pkgname):
    pkg_installed = global_recipes[pkgname].satisfy()
    v.print_v(
        v.DEBUG, "Checking if {0} is installed: {1}".format(
            pkgname, "Yes" if pkg_installed else "No"))
    return pkg_installed
Example #51
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def check_installed(pkgname):
    pkg_installed = global_recipes[pkgname].satisfy()
    v.print_v(v.DEBUG, "Checking if {0} is installed: {1}".format(pkgname, "Yes" if pkg_installed else "No"))
    return pkg_installed
Example #52
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 def verify(self):
     # perform install verification
     v.print_v(v.INFO, "verify install...")
     mkchdir(topdir + "/src/" + self.name + "/" + self.installdir)
     st = bashexec(self.scanner.var_replace_all(self.scr_verify));
     self.check_stat(st, "Verify");
Example #53
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 def verify(self):
     # perform install verification
     v.print_v(v.INFO, "verify install...")
     mkchdir(topdir + "/src/" + self.name + "/" + self.installdir)
     st = bashexec(self.scanner.var_replace_all(self.scr_verify))
     self.check_stat(st, "Verify")