def __init__(self, computer, name):
core._WinSysObject.__init__(self)
self.computer = computer or "."
self.name = name
try:
key = registry.registry(self.REG_ROOT % self.computer).get_key(self.name)
except exc.x_winsys as err:
warnings.warn("Registry access failed with error: %s; log access may still be possible" % err.args[-1])
values = dict()
else:
if key:
values = dict(key.values())
else:
raise exc.x_not_found(None, "EventLog", r"\\%s\%s" % (self.computer, self.name))
self.auto_backup_log_files = values.get("AutoBackupLogFiles")
self.display_name_file = values.get("DisplayNameFile")
self.display_name_id = values.get("DisplayNameID")
self.file = values.get("File")
self.max_size = values.get("MaxSize")
self.primary_module = values.get("PrimaryModule")
self.restrict_guest_access = values.get("RestrictGuestAccess")
self.retention = values.get("Retention")
self.sources = values.get("Sources")
self._handle = wrapped(win32evtlog.OpenEventLog, self.computer, self.name)
def __init__(self, computer, name):
core._WinSysObject.__init__(self)
self.computer = computer or "."
self.name = name
try:
key = registry.registry(self.REG_ROOT % self.computer).get_key(
self.name)
except exc.x_winsys as err:
warnings.warn(
"Registry access failed with error: %s; log access may still be possible"
% err.args[-1])
values = dict()
else:
if key:
values = dict(key.values())
else:
raise exc.x_not_found(None, "EventLog",
r"\\%s\%s" % (self.computer, self.name))
self.auto_backup_log_files = values.get("AutoBackupLogFiles")
self.display_name_file = values.get("DisplayNameFile")
self.display_name_id = values.get("DisplayNameID")
self.file = values.get("File")
self.max_size = values.get("MaxSize")
self.primary_module = values.get("PrimaryModule")
self.restrict_guest_access = values.get("RestrictGuestAccess")
self.retention = values.get("Retention")
self.sources = values.get("Sources")
self._handle = wrapped(win32evtlog.OpenEventLog, self.computer,
self.name)
def pyobject(self):
"""Lazily return an internal registry key handle according to the instance's
access requirements.
:raises: :exc:`x_not_found` if the registry path the key refers to does not exist
"""
if self.hKey is None:
hKey, moniker, _ = self._from_string(self.moniker, access=self.access, accept_value=False)
utils._set(self, "hKey", hKey)
if self.hKey is None:
raise exc.x_not_found(errctx="Registry.pyobject", errmsg="Registry path %s not found" % moniker)
return self.hKey
def pyobject(self):
"""Lazily return an internal registry key handle according to the instance's
access requirements.
:raises: :exc:`x_not_found` if the registry path the key refers to does not exist
"""
if self.hKey is None:
hKey, moniker, _ = self._from_string(self.moniker,
access=self.access,
accept_value=False)
utils._set(self, "hKey", hKey)
if self.hKey is None:
raise exc.x_not_found(errctx="Registry.pyobject",
errmsg="Registry path %s not found" %
moniker)
return self.hKey
def __init__(self, computer, log_name, source_name):
core._WinSysObject.__init__(self)
self.computer = computer or "."
self.log_name = log_name or DEFAULT_LOG_NAME
self.name = source_name
key = registry.registry(
r"%s\%s\%s" %
(EventLog.REG_ROOT % self.computer, self.log_name, self.name))
if not key:
raise exc.x_not_found(
None, "EventSource",
r"\\%s\%s\%s" % (self.computer, self.log_name, self.name))
self._handle = None
values = dict(key.values())
types = dict((name, type)
for (name, value, type) in key.values(_want_types=True))
self.category_count = values.get("CategoryCount")
self.category_message_file = values.get("CategoryMessageFile")
self.event_message_file = values.get("EventMessageFile")
self.parameter_message_file = values.get("ParameterMessageFile")
types_supported = values.get("TypesSupported") or 0
#
# This is messy because, although TypeSupported is specified
# as a DWORD and constitutes a set of flags, it seems to be
# implemented in any number of ingenious ways, including
# binary data representing a number and a string representing
# the hexadecimal value of the flags.
#
try:
self.types_supported = int(types_supported or 0)
except ValueError:
types_type = types.get("TypesSupported")
if types_type == registry.REGISTRY_VALUE_TYPE.REG_SZ:
if types_supported.startswith("0x"):
self.types_supported = int(types_supported, 16)
else:
self.types_supported = int(types_supported, 10)
elif types_type == registry.REGISTRY_VALUE_TYPE.REG_BINARY:
self.types_supported, = struct.unpack("L", types_supported)
else:
raise x_event_logs(None, None,
"Can't determine types supported")
def __init__(self, computer, log_name, source_name):
core._WinSysObject.__init__(self)
self.computer = computer or "."
self.log_name = log_name or DEFAULT_LOG_NAME
self.name = source_name
key = registry.registry(r"%s\%s\%s" % (EventLog.REG_ROOT % self.computer, self.log_name, self.name))
if not key:
raise exc.x_not_found(None, "EventSource", r"\\%s\%s\%s" % (self.computer, self.log_name, self.name))
self._handle = None
values = dict(key.values())
types = dict((name, type) for (name, value, type) in key.values(_want_types=True))
self.category_count = values.get("CategoryCount")
self.category_message_file = values.get("CategoryMessageFile")
self.event_message_file = values.get("EventMessageFile")
self.parameter_message_file = values.get("ParameterMessageFile")
types_supported = values.get("TypesSupported") or 0
#
# This is messy because, although TypeSupported is specified
# as a DWORD and constitutes a set of flags, it seems to be
# implemented in any number of ingenious ways, including
# binary data representing a number and a string representing
# the hexadecimal value of the flags.
#
try:
self.types_supported = int(types_supported or 0)
except ValueError:
types_type = types.get("TypesSupported")
if types_type == registry.REGISTRY_VALUE_TYPE.REG_SZ:
if types_supported.startswith("0x"):
self.types_supported = int(types_supported, 16)
else:
self.types_supported = int(types_supported, 10)
elif types_type == registry.REGISTRY_VALUE_TYPE.REG_BINARY:
self.types_supported, = struct.unpack("L", types_supported)
else:
raise x_event_logs(None, None, "Can't determine types supported")
REG_ROOT = r"\\%s\HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Eventlog"
def __init__ (self, computer, name):
core._WinSysObject.__init__ (self)
self.computer = computer or "."
self.name = name
try:
key = registry.registry (self.REG_ROOT % self.computer).get_key (self.name)
except exc.x_winsys, err:
warnings.warn ("Registry access failed with error: %s; log access may still be possible" % err.args[-1])
values = dict ()
else:
if key:
values = dict (key.values ())
else:
raise exc.x_not_found (None, "EventLog", r"\\%s\%s" % (self.computer, self.name))
self.auto_backup_log_files = values.get ("AutoBackupLogFiles")
self.display_name_file = values.get ("DisplayNameFile")
self.display_name_id = values.get ("DisplayNameID")
self.file = values.get ("File")
self.max_size = values.get ("MaxSize")
self.primary_module = values.get ("PrimaryModule")
self.restrict_guest_access = values.get ("RestrictGuestAccess")
self.retention = values.get ("Retention")
self.sources = values.get ("Sources")
self._handle = wrapped (win32evtlog.OpenEventLog, self.computer, self.name)
def as_string (self):
return r"%s\%s" % (self.computer, self.name)
core._WinSysObject.__init__(self)
self.computer = computer or "."
self.name = name
try:
key = registry.registry(self.REG_ROOT % self.computer).get_key(
self.name)
except exc.x_winsys, err:
warnings.warn(
"Registry access failed with error: %s; log access may still be possible"
% err.args[-1])
values = dict()
else:
if key:
values = dict(key.values())
else:
raise exc.x_not_found(None, "EventLog",
r"\\%s\%s" % (self.computer, self.name))
self.auto_backup_log_files = values.get("AutoBackupLogFiles")
self.display_name_file = values.get("DisplayNameFile")
self.display_name_id = values.get("DisplayNameID")
self.file = values.get("File")
self.max_size = values.get("MaxSize")
self.primary_module = values.get("PrimaryModule")
self.restrict_guest_access = values.get("RestrictGuestAccess")
self.retention = values.get("Retention")
self.sources = values.get("Sources")
self._handle = wrapped(win32evtlog.OpenEventLog, self.computer,
self.name)
def as_string(self):
return r"%s\%s" % (self.computer, self.name)
