Esempio n. 1
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def getSiteCEMapping():
    """ Returns a dictionary of all sites and their CEs as a list, e.g.
      {'LCG.CERN.ch':['ce101.cern.ch',...]}
      If gridName is specified, result is restricted to that Grid type.
  """
    siteCEMapping = {}
    resourceHelper = Resources()
    result = resourceHelper.getEligibleSites()
    if not result['OK']:
        return result
    sites = result['Value']

    for site in sites:
        result = resourceHelper.getEligibleResources('Computing',
                                                     {'Site': site})
        if not result['OK']:
            continue
        ceList = result['Value']

        result = getSiteFullNames(site)
        if not result['OK']:
            continue
        for sName in result['Value']:
            siteCEMapping[sName] = ceList

    return S_OK(siteCEMapping)
Esempio n. 2
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def getSiteCEMapping():
  """ Returns a dictionary of all sites and their CEs as a list, e.g.
      {'LCG.CERN.ch':['ce101.cern.ch',...]}
      If gridName is specified, result is restricted to that Grid type.
  """
  siteCEMapping = {}
  resourceHelper = Resources()
  result = resourceHelper.getEligibleSites()
  if not result['OK']:
    return result
  sites = result['Value']
  
  for site in sites:
    result = resourceHelper.getEligibleResources( 'Computing', {'Site':site} )
    if not result['OK']:
      continue
    ceList = result['Value']
    
    result = getSiteFullNames( site )
    if not result['OK']:
      continue
    for sName in result['Value']:
      siteCEMapping[sName] = ceList   

  return S_OK( siteCEMapping )
Esempio n. 3
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def getCEsForSite( siteName ):
  """ Given a DIRAC site name this method returns a list of corresponding CEs.
  """
  resourceHelper = Resources()
  result = resourceHelper.getEligibleResources( 'Computing', {'Site':siteName} )
  if not result['OK']:
    return result
  ceList = result['Value']
  
  return S_OK( ceList )  
Esempio n. 4
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def getCEsForSite(siteName):
    """ Given a DIRAC site name this method returns a list of corresponding CEs.
  """
    resourceHelper = Resources()
    result = resourceHelper.getEligibleResources('Computing',
                                                 {'Site': siteName})
    if not result['OK']:
        return result
    ceList = result['Value']

    return S_OK(ceList)
Esempio n. 5
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 def __checkSEs( self, seList ):
   resources = Resources()
   res = resources.getEligibleResources( 'Storage' )
   if not res['OK']:
     return self._errorReport( res, 'Failed to get possible StorageElements' )
   missing = []
   for se in seList:
     if not se in res['Value']:
       gLogger.error( "StorageElement %s is not known" % se )
       missing.append( se )
   if missing:
     return S_ERROR( "%d StorageElements not known" % len( missing ) )
   return S_OK()
Esempio n. 6
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def getCESiteMapping():
    """ Returns a dictionary of all CEs and their associated site, e.g.
      {'ce101.cern.ch':'LCG.CERN.ch', ...]}
  """
    ceSiteMapping = {}
    resourceHelper = Resources()
    result = resourceHelper.getEligibleResources('Computing')
    if not result['OK']:
        return result
    ceList = result['Value']
    for ce in ceList:
        result = getSiteForCE(ce)
        if not result['OK']:
            continue
        site = result['Value']
        ceSiteMapping[ce] = site

    return S_OK(ceSiteMapping)
Esempio n. 7
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def getCESiteMapping():
  """ Returns a dictionary of all CEs and their associated site, e.g.
      {'ce101.cern.ch':'LCG.CERN.ch', ...]}
  """
  ceSiteMapping = {}
  resourceHelper = Resources()
  result = resourceHelper.getEligibleResources( 'Computing' )
  if not result['OK']:
    return result
  ceList = result['Value']
  for ce in ceList:
    result = getSiteForCE( ce )
    if not result['OK']:
      continue
    site = result['Value']
    ceSiteMapping[ce] = site

  return S_OK( ceSiteMapping )
Esempio n. 8
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def getSESiteMapping(gridName=''):
    """ Returns a dictionary of all SEs and their associated site(s), e.g.
      {'CERN-RAW':'LCG.CERN.ch','CERN-RDST':'LCG.CERN.ch',...]}
      Although normally one site exists for a given SE, it is possible over all
      Grid types to have multiple entries.
      If gridName is specified, result is restricted to that Grid type.
  """
    seSiteMapping = {}
    resourceHelper = Resources()
    result = resourceHelper.getEligibleResources('Storage')
    if not result['OK']:
        return result
    seList = result['Value']
    for se in seList:
        result = getSitesForSE(se)
        if not result['OK']:
            continue
        site = result['Value']
        seSiteMapping[se] = site

    return S_OK(seSiteMapping)
Esempio n. 9
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def getSESiteMapping( gridName = '' ):
  """ Returns a dictionary of all SEs and their associated site(s), e.g.
      {'CERN-RAW':'LCG.CERN.ch','CERN-RDST':'LCG.CERN.ch',...]}
      Although normally one site exists for a given SE, it is possible over all
      Grid types to have multiple entries.
      If gridName is specified, result is restricted to that Grid type.
  """
  seSiteMapping = {}
  resourceHelper = Resources()
  result = resourceHelper.getEligibleResources( 'Storage' )
  if not result['OK']:
    return result
  seList = result['Value']
  for se in seList:
    result = getSitesForSE( se )
    if not result['OK']:
      continue
    site = result['Value']
    seSiteMapping[se] = site

  return S_OK( seSiteMapping )
Esempio n. 10
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def getSiteSEMapping():
    """ Returns a dictionary of all sites and their localSEs as a list, e.g.
      {'LCG.CERN.ch':['CERN-RAW','CERN-RDST',...]}
      If gridName is specified, result is restricted to that Grid type.
  """
    siteSEMapping = {}
    resourceHelper = Resources()
    result = resourceHelper.getEligibleSites()
    if not result['OK']:
        return result
    sites = result['Value']

    for site in sites:
        result = resourceHelper.getEligibleResources('Storage', {'Site': site})
        if not result['OK']:
            continue
        seList = result['Value']

        result = getSiteFullNames(site)
        if not result['OK']:
            continue
        for sName in result['Value']:
            siteSEMapping[sName] = seList

    # Add Sites from the SiteToLocalSEMapping in the CS
    opsHelper = Operations()
    result = opsHelper.getSiteMapping('Storage', 'LocalSE')
    if result['OK']:
        mapping = result['Value']
        for site in mapping:
            if site not in siteSEMapping:
                siteSEMapping[site] = mapping[site]
            else:
                for se in mapping[site]:
                    if se not in siteSEMapping[site]:
                        siteSEMapping[site].append(se)

    return S_OK(siteSEMapping)
Esempio n. 11
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def getSiteSEMapping():
  """ Returns a dictionary of all sites and their localSEs as a list, e.g.
      {'LCG.CERN.ch':['CERN-RAW','CERN-RDST',...]}
      If gridName is specified, result is restricted to that Grid type.
  """
  siteSEMapping = {}
  resourceHelper = Resources()
  result = resourceHelper.getEligibleSites()
  if not result['OK']:
    return result
  sites = result['Value']
  
  for site in sites:
    result = resourceHelper.getEligibleResources( 'Storage', {'Site':site} )
    if not result['OK']:
      continue
    seList = result['Value']
    
    result = getSiteFullNames( site )
    if not result['OK']:
      continue
    for sName in result['Value']:
      siteSEMapping[sName] = seList   

  # Add Sites from the SiteToLocalSEMapping in the CS
  opsHelper = Operations()
  result = opsHelper.getSiteMapping( 'Storage', 'LocalSE' )
  if result['OK']:
    mapping = result['Value']
    for site in mapping:
      if site not in siteSEMapping:
        siteSEMapping[site] = mapping[site]
      else:  
        for se in mapping[site]:
          if se not in siteSEMapping[site]:
            siteSEMapping[site].append( se )

  return S_OK( siteSEMapping )
Esempio n. 12
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class Synchronizer( object ):
  '''
  Every time there is a successful write on the CS, Synchronizer().sync() is 
  executed. It updates the database with the values on the CS.
  '''
  
  def __init__( self ):
    """
    Constructor.
    
    examples:
      >>> s = Synchronizer()
    """
    
    self.log        = gLogger.getSubLogger( self.__class__.__name__ )
    self.operations = Operations()
    self.resources  = Resources()
    
    self.rStatus    = ResourceStatusClient.ResourceStatusClient()  
    self.rssConfig  = RssConfiguration()
  
    self.diracAdmin = DiracAdmin()
  
  def sync( self, _eventName, _params ):
    '''
    Main synchronizer method. It synchronizes the three types of elements: Sites,
    Resources and Nodes. Each _syncX method returns a dictionary with the additions
    and deletions.
    
    examples:
      >>> s.sync( None, None )
          S_OK()
    
    :Parameters:
      **_eventName** - any
        this parameter is ignored, but needed by caller function.
      **_params** - any
        this parameter is ignored, but needed by caller function.
    
    :return: S_OK
    '''
    
    defSyncResult = { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [] }
    
    # Sites
    syncSites = self._syncSites()
    if not syncSites[ 'OK' ]:
      self.log.error( syncSites[ 'Message' ] )
    syncSites = ( syncSites[ 'OK' ] and syncSites[ 'Value' ] ) or defSyncResult
    
    # Resources
    syncResources = self._syncResources()
    if not syncResources[ 'OK' ]:
      self.log.error( syncResources[ 'Message' ] )
    syncResources = ( syncResources[ 'OK' ] and syncResources[ 'Value' ] ) or defSyncResult 
    
    # Nodes
    syncNodes = self._syncNodes()
    if not syncNodes[ 'OK' ]:
      self.log.error( syncNodes[ 'Message' ] )
    syncNodes = ( syncNodes[ 'OK' ] and syncNodes[ 'Value' ] ) or defSyncResult
      
    # Notify via email to :  
    self.notify( syncSites, syncResources, syncNodes )
    
    return S_OK()

  def notify( self, syncSites, syncResources, syncNodes ):
    """
    Method sending email notification with the result of the synchronization. Email
    is sent to Operations( EMail/Production ) email address.
    
    examples:
      >>> s.notify( {}, {}, {} )
      >>> s.notify( { 'Site' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [ 'RubbishSite' ] }, {}, {} )
      >>> s.notify( { 'Site' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [ 'RubbishSite' ] }, 
                    { 'Computing : { 'added' : [ 'newCE01', 'newCE02' ], 'deleted' : [] }}, {} )
    
    :Parameters:
      **syncSites** - dict() ( keys: added, deleted )
        dictionary with the sites added and deleted from the DB
      **syncResources** - dict() ( keys: added, deleted )
        dictionary with the resources added and deleted from the DB
      **syncNodes** - dict() ( keys: added, deleted )
        dictionary with the nodes added and deleted from the DB
      
    :return: S_OK
    """
    
    # Human readable summary
    msgBody = self.getBody( syncSites, syncResources, syncNodes ) 
    self.log.info( msgBody )
    
    # Email addresses
    toAddress   = self.operations.getValue( 'EMail/Production', '' )
    fromAddress = self.rssConfig.getConfigFromAddress( '' )
    
    if toAddress and fromAddress and msgBody:
      
      # Subject of the email
      setup   = gConfig.getValue( 'DIRAC/Setup' )
      subject = '[RSS](%s) CS Synchronization' % setup
      
      self.diracAdmin.sendMail( toAddress, subject, msgBody, fromAddress = fromAddress )
     
  def getBody( self, syncSites, syncResources, syncNodes ):
    """
    Method that given the outputs of the three synchronization methods builds a
    human readable string.
    
    examples:
      >>> s.getBody( {}, {}, {} )
          ''
      >>> s.getBody( { 'Site' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [ 'RubbishSite' ] }, {}, {} )
          '''
          SITES:
          Site:
            deleted:1
              RubbishSite
          '''
      >>> s.getBody( { 'Site' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [ 'RubbishSite' ] }, 
                     { 'Computing : { 'added' : [ 'newCE01', 'newCE02' ], 'deleted' : [] }}, {} )    
          '''
          SITES:
          Site:
            deleted:1
              RubbishSite
          RESOURCES:
          Computing:
            added:2
              newCE01
              newCE02    
          '''
          
    :Parameters:
      **syncSites** - dict() ( keys: added, deleted )
        dictionary with the sites added and deleted from the DB
      **syncResources** - dict() ( keys: added, deleted )
        dictionary with the resources added and deleted from the DB
      **syncNodes** - dict() ( keys: added, deleted )
        dictionary with the nodes added and deleted from the DB
      
    :return: str    
    """
        
    syncMsg = ''
       
    for element, syncResult in [ ( 'SITES', syncSites ), ( 'RESOURCES', syncResources ), 
                                 ( 'NODES', syncNodes ) ]:
    
      elementsMsg = ''
    
      for elementType, elements in syncResult.items():
    
        elementMsg = ''
        if elements[ 'added' ]:
          elementMsg += '\n  %s added: %d \n' % ( elementType, len( elements[ 'added' ] ) )
          elementMsg += '    ' + '\n    '.join( elements[ 'added' ] ) 
        if elements[ 'deleted' ]:
          elementMsg += '\n  %s deleted: %d \n' % ( elementType, len( elements[ 'deleted' ] ) )
          elementMsg += '    ' + '\n    '.join( elements[ 'deleted' ] )    
          
        if elementMsg:
          elementsMsg += '\n\n%s:\n' % elementType
          elementsMsg += elementMsg
        
      if elementsMsg:
        syncMsg += '\n\n%s:' % element + elementsMsg

    return syncMsg 

  #.............................................................................
  # Sync methods: Site, Resource & Node

  def _syncSites( self ):
    """
    Method that synchronizes sites ( using their canonical name: CERN.ch ) with
    elementType = 'Site'. It gets from the CS the eligible site names and then
    synchronizes them with the DB. If not on the DB, they are added. If in the DB
    but not on the CS, they are deleted.
    
    examples:
      >> s._syncSites()
         S_OK( { 'Site' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [ 'RubbishSite' ] } } )
    
    :return: S_OK( { 'Site' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [] }} ) | S_ERROR
    """
    
    # Get site names from the CS
    foundSites = self.resources.getEligibleSites()
    if not foundSites[ 'OK' ]:
      return foundSites
       
    sites = {}
    
    # Synchronize with the DB
    resSync = self.__dbSync( 'Site', 'Site', foundSites[ 'Value' ] )
    if not resSync[ 'OK' ]:
      self.log.error( 'Error synchronizing Sites' )
      self.log.error( resSync[ 'Message' ] )
    else:
      sites = resSync[ 'Value' ]  
  
    return S_OK( { 'Site' : sites } )
    
  def _syncResources( self ):
    """
    Method that synchronizes resources as defined on RESOURCE_NODE_MAPPING dictionary
    keys. It makes one sync round per key ( elementType ). Gets from the CS the 
    eligible Resource/<elementType> names and then synchronizes them with the DB. 
    If not on the DB, they are added. If in the DB but not on the CS, they are deleted.
    
    examples:
      >>> s._syncResources() 
          S_OK( { 'Computing' : { 'added' : [ 'newCE01', 'newCE02' ], 'deleted' : [] },
                  'Storage'   : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [] },
                  ... } ) 
    
    :return: S_OK( { 'RESOURCE_NODE_MAPPINGKey1' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [] }, ...} )
    """
    
    resources = {}
    
    # Iterate over the different elementTypes for Resource ( Computing, Storage... )
    for elementType in RESOURCE_NODE_MAPPING.keys():
      
      # Get Resource / <elementType> names from CS
      foundResources = self.resources.getEligibleResources( elementType )
      if not foundResources[ 'OK' ]:
        self.log.error( foundResources[ 'Message' ] )
        continue
      
      # Translate CS result into a list
      foundResources = foundResources[ 'Value' ]
      
      # Synchronize with the DB
      resSync = self.__dbSync( 'Resource', elementType, foundResources )
      if not resSync[ 'OK' ]:
        self.log.error( 'Error synchronizing %s %s' % ( 'Resource', elementType ) )
        self.log.error( resSync[ 'Message' ] )
      else: 
        resources[ elementType ] = resSync[ 'Value' ] 
  
    return S_OK( resources )

  def _syncNodes( self ):
    """
    Method that synchronizes resources as defined on RESOURCE_NODE_MAPPING dictionary
    values. It makes one sync round per key ( elementType ). Gets from the CS the 
    eligible Node/<elementType> names and then synchronizes them with the DB. 
    If not on the DB, they are added. If in the DB but not on the CS, they are deleted.
    
    examples:
      >>> s._syncNodes() 
          S_OK( { 'Queue' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [] },
                  ... } ) 
    
    :return: S_OK( { 'RESOURCE_NODE_MAPPINGValue1' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [] }, ...} )
    """
    
    nodes = {}
    
    # Iterate over the different elementTypes for Node ( Queue, AccessProtocol... )
    for elementType in RESOURCE_NODE_MAPPING.values():
      
      # Get Node / <elementType> names from CS
      foundNodes = self.resources.getEligibleNodes( elementType )
      if not foundNodes[ 'OK' ]:
        self.log.error( foundNodes[ 'Value' ] )
        continue
      
      # Translate CS result into a list : maps NodeName to SiteName<>NodeName to 
      # avoid duplicates
      # Looong list comprehension, sorry !
      foundNodes = [ '%s<>%s' % ( key, item ) for key, subDict in foundNodes[ 'Value' ].items() 
                     for subList in subDict.values() for item in subList ]
             
      # Synchronize with the DB       
      resSync = self.__dbSync( 'Node', elementType, foundNodes )
      if not resSync[ 'OK' ]:
        self.log.error( 'Error synchronizing %s %s' % ( 'Node', elementType ) )
        self.log.error( resSync[ 'Message' ] )
      else: 
        nodes[ elementType ] = resSync[ 'Value' ] 
  
    return S_OK( nodes )

  #.............................................................................
  # DB sync actions
  
  def __dbSync( self, elementFamily, elementType, elementsCS ):
    """
    Method synchronizing CS and DB. Compares <elementsCS> with <elementsDB>
    given the elementFamily and elementType ( e.g. Resource / Computing ).
    If there are missing elements in the DB, are inserted. If are missing elements
    in the CS, are deleted from the DB. Note that the logs from the RSS DB
    are kept ! ( just in case ).
    
    :Parameters:
      **elementFamily** - str
        any of the valid element families : Site, Resource, Node
      **elementType** - str
        any of the valid element types for <elementFamily>
      **elementsCS** - list
        list with the elements for <elementFamily>/<elementType> found in the CS  
    
    :return: S_OK( { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [] } ) | S_ERROR
    """ 
    
    # deleted, added default response
    syncRes = { 
                'deleted' : [],
                'added'   : [],
              }
    
    # Gets <elementFamily>/<elementType> elements from DB
    elementsDB = self.rStatus.selectStatusElement( elementFamily, 'Status', 
                                                   elementType = elementType,
                                                   meta = { 'columns' : [ 'name' ] } )
    if not elementsDB[ 'OK' ]:
      return elementsDB
    elementsDB = [ elementDB[ 0 ] for elementDB in elementsDB[ 'Value' ] ]      
    
    # Elements in DB but not in CS -> to be deleted
    toBeDeleted = list( set( elementsDB ).difference( set( elementsCS ) ) )
    if toBeDeleted:
      resDelete = self.__dbDelete( elementFamily, elementType, toBeDeleted )
      if not resDelete[ 'OK' ]:
        return resDelete  
      else:
        syncRes[ 'deleted' ] = toBeDeleted
    
    # Elements in CS but not in DB -> to be added
    toBeAdded = list( set( elementsCS ).difference( set( elementsDB ) ) )
    if toBeAdded:
      resInsert = self.__dbInsert( elementFamily, elementType, toBeAdded )
      if not resInsert[ 'OK' ]:
        return resInsert
      else:
        syncRes[ 'added' ] = toBeAdded
           
    return S_OK( syncRes )
  
  def __dbDelete( self, elementFamily, elementType, toBeDeleted ):
    """
    Method that given the elementFamily and elementType, deletes all entries
    in the History and Status tables for the given elements in toBeDeleted ( all
    their status Types ).

    :Parameters:
      **elementFamily** - str
        any of the valid element families : Site, Resource, Node
      **elementType** - str
        any of the valid element types for <elementFamily>, just used for logging
        purposes.
      **toBeDeleted** - list
        list with the elements to be deleted  
    
    :return: S_OK | S_ERROR    
    """
    
    self.log.info( 'Deleting %s %s:' % ( elementFamily, elementType ) )
    self.log.info( toBeDeleted )
    
    return self.rStatus._extermineStatusElement( elementFamily, toBeDeleted )
  
  def __dbInsert( self, elementFamily, elementType, toBeAdded ):  
    """
    Method that given the elementFamily and elementType, adds all elements in
    toBeAdded with their respective statusTypes, obtained from the CS. They 
    are synchronized with status 'Unknown' and reason 'Synchronized'.

    :Parameters:
      **elementFamily** - str
        any of the valid element families : Site, Resource, Node
      **elementType** - str
        any of the valid element types for <elementFamily>
      **toBeDeleted** - list
        list with the elements to be added  
    
    :return: S_OK | S_ERROR    
    """
    
    self.log.info( 'Adding %s %s:' % ( elementFamily, elementType ) )
    self.log.info( toBeAdded )
    
    statusTypes = self.rssConfig.getConfigStatusType( elementType )

    for element in toBeAdded:
      
      for statusType in statusTypes:
  
        resInsert = self.rStatus.addIfNotThereStatusElement( elementFamily, 'Status', 
                                                             name        = element, 
                                                             statusType  = statusType, 
                                                             status      = 'Unknown', 
                                                             elementType = elementType, 
                                                             reason      = 'Synchronized')

        if not resInsert[ 'OK' ]:
          return resInsert
    
    return S_OK()
    
#...............................................................................    
 
#  
#  def _syncUsers( self ):
#    '''
#      Sync Users: compares CS with DB and does the necessary modifications.
#    '''    
#    
#    gLogger.verbose( '-- Synchronizing users --')
#    
#    usersCS = CSHelpers.getRegistryUsers()
#    if not usersCS[ 'OK' ]:
#      return usersCS
#    usersCS = usersCS[ 'Value' ]
#    
#    gLogger.verbose( '%s users found in CS' % len( usersCS ) )
#    
#    usersDB = self.rManagement.selectUserRegistryCache( meta = { 'columns' : [ 'login' ] } ) 
#    if not usersDB[ 'OK' ]:
#      return usersDB    
#    usersDB = [ userDB[0] for userDB in usersDB[ 'Value' ] ]
#    
#    # Users that are in DB but not in CS
#    toBeDeleted = list( set( usersDB ).difference( set( usersCS.keys() ) ) )
#    gLogger.verbose( '%s users to be deleted' % len( toBeDeleted ) )
#    
#    # Delete users
#    # FIXME: probably it is not needed since there is a DatabaseCleanerAgent
#    for userLogin in toBeDeleted:
#      
#      deleteQuery = self.rManagement.deleteUserRegistryCache( login = userLogin )
#      
#      gLogger.verbose( '... %s' % userLogin )
#      if not deleteQuery[ 'OK' ]:
#        return deleteQuery      
#     
#    # AddOrModify Users 
#    for userLogin, userDict in usersCS.items():
#      
#      _name  = userDict[ 'DN' ].split( '=' )[ -1 ]
#      _email = userDict[ 'Email' ]
#      
#      query = self.rManagement.addOrModifyUserRegistryCache( userLogin, _name, _email )
#      gLogger.verbose( '-> %s' % userLogin )
#      if not query[ 'OK' ]:
#        return query     
#  
#    return S_OK()
    
################################################################################
#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF  
Esempio n. 13
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    def _resolveCECandidates(self, taskQueueDict):
        """
      Return a list of CEs for this TaskQueue
    """
        # assume user knows what they're doing and avoid site mask e.g. sam jobs
        if 'GridCEs' in taskQueueDict and taskQueueDict['GridCEs']:
            self.log.info(
                'CEs requested by TaskQueue %s:' %
                taskQueueDict['TaskQueueID'],
                ', '.join(taskQueueDict['GridCEs']))
            return taskQueueDict['GridCEs']

        # Get the mask
        siteStatus = SiteStatus()
        ret = siteStatus.getUsableSites('ComputingAccess')
        if not ret['OK']:
            self.log.error('Can not retrieve site Mask from DB:',
                           ret['Message'])
            return []

        usableSites = ret['Value']
        if not usableSites:
            self.log.error('Site mask is empty')
            return []

        self.log.verbose('Site Mask: %s' % ', '.join(usableSites))

        # remove banned sites from siteMask
        if 'BannedSites' in taskQueueDict:
            for site in taskQueueDict['BannedSites']:
                if site in usableSites:
                    usableSites.remove(site)
                    self.log.verbose('Removing banned site %s from site Mask' %
                                     site)

        # remove from the mask if a Site is given
        siteMask = [
            site for site in usableSites
            if 'Sites' not in taskQueueDict or site in taskQueueDict['Sites']
        ]

        if not siteMask:
            # pilot can not be submitted
            self.log.info('No Valid Site Candidate in Mask for TaskQueue %s' %
                          taskQueueDict['TaskQueueID'])
            return []

        self.log.info(
            'Site Candidates for TaskQueue %s:' % taskQueueDict['TaskQueueID'],
            ', '.join(siteMask))

        # Get CE's associates to the given site Names
        ceMask = []

        resources = Resources(vo=self.virtualOrganization)
        result = resources.getEligibleResources(
            'Computing', {
                'Site': siteMask,
                'SubmissionMode': 'gLite',
                'CEType': ['LCG', 'CREAM']
            })
        if not result['OK']:
            self.log.error("Failed to get eligible ce's:", result['Message'])
            return []
        ces = result['Value']

        for ce in ces:
            ceHost = resources.getComputingElementValue(ce, 'Host', 'unknown')
            if ceHost != 'unknown':
                ceMask.append(ceHost)

        if not ceMask:
            self.log.info(
                'No CE Candidate found for TaskQueue %s:' %
                taskQueueDict['TaskQueueID'], ', '.join(siteMask))

        self.log.verbose(
            'CE Candidates for TaskQueue %s:' % taskQueueDict['TaskQueueID'],
            ', '.join(ceMask))

        return ceMask
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class ResourcesTestCase( unittest.TestCase ):
  
  def setUp( self ):
  
    Script.disableCS( )
    Script.parseCommandLine()
    self.resources = Resources()
  
  def test_getSites( self ):
  
    print
    result = self.resources.getSites( {'Name':['CERN','CPPM','PNPI']} )
    self.assertTrue( result['OK'], 'getSites' )
    sites = result['Value']
    print sites
    result = self.resources.getEligibleSites( {'Name':['CERN','CPPM','PNPI']} )    
    self.assertTrue( result['OK'], 'getEligibleSites' )
    eligibleSites = result['Value']
    self.assertEqual(sites, eligibleSites, 'sites and eligible sites are the same')

  def test_getResources( self ):
    
    print
    result = self.resources.getResources( 'CERN', 'Storage' )
    self.assertTrue( result['OK'], 'getResources' )
    ses = result['Value']
    print ses
    
  def test_getNodes( self ):
    
    print
    result = self.resources.getNodes( 'CERN::ce130', 'Queue'  )
    self.assertTrue( result['OK'], 'getNodes' )
    nodes = result['Value']
    print nodes  
    
  def test_getEligibleResources( self ):
    
    print 
    result = self.resources.getEligibleResources( 'Computing', { 'Site':['CERN','CPPM','Zurich'],'SubmissionMode':'Direct' }  )
    self.assertTrue( result['OK'], 'getEligibleResources' )
    ces = result['Value']
    print ces    
    
  def test_getEligibleNodes( self ):
    
    print
    result = self.resources.getEligibleNodes( 'AccessProtocol', 
                                              { 'Site':['CERN','CPPM','Zurich'] },
                                              { 'Protocol':'srm' }  )
    self.assertTrue( result['OK'], 'getEligibleNodes' )
    aps = result['Value']
    print aps   
    
  def test_getEligibleComputingElements( self ):
    
    siteMask = ['LCG.CERN.ch','LCG.CPPM.fr']
    
    result = self.resources.getEligibleResources( 'Computing', {'Site':siteMask,
                                                                'SubmissionMode':'gLite',
                                                                'CEType':['LCG','CREAM']} )  
    self.assertTrue( result['OK'], 'getEligibleResources' )
    print
    for ce in result['Value']:
      ceHost = self.resources.getComputingElementValue( ce, 'Host', 'unknown' )
      print ce, ceHost 
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class Synchronizer(object):
    '''
  Every time there is a successful write on the CS, Synchronizer().sync() is 
  executed. It updates the database with the values on the CS.
  '''
    def __init__(self):
        """
    Constructor.
    
    examples:
      >>> s = Synchronizer()
    """

        self.log = gLogger.getSubLogger(self.__class__.__name__)
        self.operations = Operations()
        self.resources = Resources()

        self.rStatus = ResourceStatusClient.ResourceStatusClient()
        self.rssConfig = RssConfiguration()

        self.diracAdmin = DiracAdmin()

    def sync(self, _eventName, _params):
        '''
    Main synchronizer method. It synchronizes the three types of elements: Sites,
    Resources and Nodes. Each _syncX method returns a dictionary with the additions
    and deletions.
    
    examples:
      >>> s.sync( None, None )
          S_OK()
    
    :Parameters:
      **_eventName** - any
        this parameter is ignored, but needed by caller function.
      **_params** - any
        this parameter is ignored, but needed by caller function.
    
    :return: S_OK
    '''

        defSyncResult = {'added': [], 'deleted': []}

        # Sites
        syncSites = self._syncSites()
        if not syncSites['OK']:
            self.log.error(syncSites['Message'])
        syncSites = (syncSites['OK'] and syncSites['Value']) or defSyncResult

        # Resources
        syncResources = self._syncResources()
        if not syncResources['OK']:
            self.log.error(syncResources['Message'])
        syncResources = (syncResources['OK']
                         and syncResources['Value']) or defSyncResult

        # Nodes
        syncNodes = self._syncNodes()
        if not syncNodes['OK']:
            self.log.error(syncNodes['Message'])
        syncNodes = (syncNodes['OK'] and syncNodes['Value']) or defSyncResult

        # Notify via email to :
        self.notify(syncSites, syncResources, syncNodes)

        return S_OK()

    def notify(self, syncSites, syncResources, syncNodes):
        """
    Method sending email notification with the result of the synchronization. Email
    is sent to Operations( EMail/Production ) email address.
    
    examples:
      >>> s.notify( {}, {}, {} )
      >>> s.notify( { 'Site' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [ 'RubbishSite' ] }, {}, {} )
      >>> s.notify( { 'Site' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [ 'RubbishSite' ] }, 
                    { 'Computing : { 'added' : [ 'newCE01', 'newCE02' ], 'deleted' : [] }}, {} )
    
    :Parameters:
      **syncSites** - dict() ( keys: added, deleted )
        dictionary with the sites added and deleted from the DB
      **syncResources** - dict() ( keys: added, deleted )
        dictionary with the resources added and deleted from the DB
      **syncNodes** - dict() ( keys: added, deleted )
        dictionary with the nodes added and deleted from the DB
      
    :return: S_OK
    """

        # Human readable summary
        msgBody = self.getBody(syncSites, syncResources, syncNodes)
        self.log.info(msgBody)

        # Email addresses
        toAddress = self.operations.getValue('EMail/Production', '')
        fromAddress = self.rssConfig.getConfigFromAddress('')

        if toAddress and fromAddress and msgBody:

            # Subject of the email
            setup = gConfig.getValue('DIRAC/Setup')
            subject = '[RSS](%s) CS Synchronization' % setup

            self.diracAdmin.sendMail(toAddress,
                                     subject,
                                     msgBody,
                                     fromAddress=fromAddress)

    def getBody(self, syncSites, syncResources, syncNodes):
        """
    Method that given the outputs of the three synchronization methods builds a
    human readable string.
    
    examples:
      >>> s.getBody( {}, {}, {} )
          ''
      >>> s.getBody( { 'Site' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [ 'RubbishSite' ] }, {}, {} )
          '''
          SITES:
          Site:
            deleted:1
              RubbishSite
          '''
      >>> s.getBody( { 'Site' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [ 'RubbishSite' ] }, 
                     { 'Computing : { 'added' : [ 'newCE01', 'newCE02' ], 'deleted' : [] }}, {} )    
          '''
          SITES:
          Site:
            deleted:1
              RubbishSite
          RESOURCES:
          Computing:
            added:2
              newCE01
              newCE02    
          '''
          
    :Parameters:
      **syncSites** - dict() ( keys: added, deleted )
        dictionary with the sites added and deleted from the DB
      **syncResources** - dict() ( keys: added, deleted )
        dictionary with the resources added and deleted from the DB
      **syncNodes** - dict() ( keys: added, deleted )
        dictionary with the nodes added and deleted from the DB
      
    :return: str    
    """

        syncMsg = ''

        for element, syncResult in [('SITES', syncSites),
                                    ('RESOURCES', syncResources),
                                    ('NODES', syncNodes)]:

            elementsMsg = ''

            for elementType, elements in syncResult.items():

                elementMsg = ''
                if elements['added']:
                    elementMsg += '\n  %s added: %d \n' % (
                        elementType, len(elements['added']))
                    elementMsg += '    ' + '\n    '.join(elements['added'])
                if elements['deleted']:
                    elementMsg += '\n  %s deleted: %d \n' % (
                        elementType, len(elements['deleted']))
                    elementMsg += '    ' + '\n    '.join(elements['deleted'])

                if elementMsg:
                    elementsMsg += '\n\n%s:\n' % elementType
                    elementsMsg += elementMsg

            if elementsMsg:
                syncMsg += '\n\n%s:' % element + elementsMsg

        return syncMsg

    #.............................................................................
    # Sync methods: Site, Resource & Node

    def _syncSites(self):
        """
    Method that synchronizes sites ( using their canonical name: CERN.ch ) with
    elementType = 'Site'. It gets from the CS the eligible site names and then
    synchronizes them with the DB. If not on the DB, they are added. If in the DB
    but not on the CS, they are deleted.
    
    examples:
      >> s._syncSites()
         S_OK( { 'Site' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [ 'RubbishSite' ] } } )
    
    :return: S_OK( { 'Site' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [] }} ) | S_ERROR
    """

        # Get site names from the CS
        foundSites = self.resources.getEligibleSites()
        if not foundSites['OK']:
            return foundSites

        sites = {}

        # Synchronize with the DB
        resSync = self.__dbSync('Site', 'Site', foundSites['Value'])
        if not resSync['OK']:
            self.log.error('Error synchronizing Sites')
            self.log.error(resSync['Message'])
        else:
            sites = resSync['Value']

        return S_OK({'Site': sites})

    def _syncResources(self):
        """
    Method that synchronizes resources as defined on RESOURCE_NODE_MAPPING dictionary
    keys. It makes one sync round per key ( elementType ). Gets from the CS the 
    eligible Resource/<elementType> names and then synchronizes them with the DB. 
    If not on the DB, they are added. If in the DB but not on the CS, they are deleted.
    
    examples:
      >>> s._syncResources() 
          S_OK( { 'Computing' : { 'added' : [ 'newCE01', 'newCE02' ], 'deleted' : [] },
                  'Storage'   : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [] },
                  ... } ) 
    
    :return: S_OK( { 'RESOURCE_NODE_MAPPINGKey1' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [] }, ...} )
    """

        resources = {}

        # Iterate over the different elementTypes for Resource ( Computing, Storage... )
        for elementType in RESOURCE_NODE_MAPPING.keys():

            # Get Resource / <elementType> names from CS
            foundResources = self.resources.getEligibleResources(elementType)
            if not foundResources['OK']:
                self.log.error(foundResources['Message'])
                continue

            # Translate CS result into a list
            foundResources = foundResources['Value']

            # Synchronize with the DB
            resSync = self.__dbSync('Resource', elementType, foundResources)
            if not resSync['OK']:
                self.log.error('Error synchronizing %s %s' %
                               ('Resource', elementType))
                self.log.error(resSync['Message'])
            else:
                resources[elementType] = resSync['Value']

        return S_OK(resources)

    def _syncNodes(self):
        """
    Method that synchronizes resources as defined on RESOURCE_NODE_MAPPING dictionary
    values. It makes one sync round per key ( elementType ). Gets from the CS the 
    eligible Node/<elementType> names and then synchronizes them with the DB. 
    If not on the DB, they are added. If in the DB but not on the CS, they are deleted.
    
    examples:
      >>> s._syncNodes() 
          S_OK( { 'Queue' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [] },
                  ... } ) 
    
    :return: S_OK( { 'RESOURCE_NODE_MAPPINGValue1' : { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [] }, ...} )
    """

        nodes = {}

        # Iterate over the different elementTypes for Node ( Queue, AccessProtocol... )
        for elementType in RESOURCE_NODE_MAPPING.values():

            # Get Node / <elementType> names from CS
            foundNodes = self.resources.getEligibleNodes(elementType)
            if not foundNodes['OK']:
                self.log.error(foundNodes['Value'])
                continue

            # Translate CS result into a list : maps NodeName to SiteName<>NodeName to
            # avoid duplicates
            # Looong list comprehension, sorry !
            foundNodes = [
                '%s<>%s' % (key, item)
                for key, subDict in foundNodes['Value'].items()
                for subList in subDict.values() for item in subList
            ]

            # Synchronize with the DB
            resSync = self.__dbSync('Node', elementType, foundNodes)
            if not resSync['OK']:
                self.log.error('Error synchronizing %s %s' %
                               ('Node', elementType))
                self.log.error(resSync['Message'])
            else:
                nodes[elementType] = resSync['Value']

        return S_OK(nodes)

    #.............................................................................
    # DB sync actions

    def __dbSync(self, elementFamily, elementType, elementsCS):
        """
    Method synchronizing CS and DB. Compares <elementsCS> with <elementsDB>
    given the elementFamily and elementType ( e.g. Resource / Computing ).
    If there are missing elements in the DB, are inserted. If are missing elements
    in the CS, are deleted from the DB. Note that the logs from the RSS DB
    are kept ! ( just in case ).
    
    :Parameters:
      **elementFamily** - str
        any of the valid element families : Site, Resource, Node
      **elementType** - str
        any of the valid element types for <elementFamily>
      **elementsCS** - list
        list with the elements for <elementFamily>/<elementType> found in the CS  
    
    :return: S_OK( { 'added' : [], 'deleted' : [] } ) | S_ERROR
    """

        # deleted, added default response
        syncRes = {
            'deleted': [],
            'added': [],
        }

        # Gets <elementFamily>/<elementType> elements from DB
        elementsDB = self.rStatus.selectStatusElement(
            elementFamily,
            'Status',
            elementType=elementType,
            meta={'columns': ['name']})
        if not elementsDB['OK']:
            return elementsDB
        elementsDB = [elementDB[0] for elementDB in elementsDB['Value']]

        # Elements in DB but not in CS -> to be deleted
        toBeDeleted = list(set(elementsDB).difference(set(elementsCS)))
        if toBeDeleted:
            resDelete = self.__dbDelete(elementFamily, elementType,
                                        toBeDeleted)
            if not resDelete['OK']:
                return resDelete
            else:
                syncRes['deleted'] = toBeDeleted

        # Elements in CS but not in DB -> to be added
        toBeAdded = list(set(elementsCS).difference(set(elementsDB)))
        if toBeAdded:
            resInsert = self.__dbInsert(elementFamily, elementType, toBeAdded)
            if not resInsert['OK']:
                return resInsert
            else:
                syncRes['added'] = toBeAdded

        return S_OK(syncRes)

    def __dbDelete(self, elementFamily, elementType, toBeDeleted):
        """
    Method that given the elementFamily and elementType, deletes all entries
    in the History and Status tables for the given elements in toBeDeleted ( all
    their status Types ).

    :Parameters:
      **elementFamily** - str
        any of the valid element families : Site, Resource, Node
      **elementType** - str
        any of the valid element types for <elementFamily>, just used for logging
        purposes.
      **toBeDeleted** - list
        list with the elements to be deleted  
    
    :return: S_OK | S_ERROR    
    """

        self.log.info('Deleting %s %s:' % (elementFamily, elementType))
        self.log.info(toBeDeleted)

        return self.rStatus._extermineStatusElement(elementFamily, toBeDeleted)

    def __dbInsert(self, elementFamily, elementType, toBeAdded):
        """
    Method that given the elementFamily and elementType, adds all elements in
    toBeAdded with their respective statusTypes, obtained from the CS. They 
    are synchronized with status 'Unknown' and reason 'Synchronized'.

    :Parameters:
      **elementFamily** - str
        any of the valid element families : Site, Resource, Node
      **elementType** - str
        any of the valid element types for <elementFamily>
      **toBeDeleted** - list
        list with the elements to be added  
    
    :return: S_OK | S_ERROR    
    """

        self.log.info('Adding %s %s:' % (elementFamily, elementType))
        self.log.info(toBeAdded)

        statusTypes = self.rssConfig.getConfigStatusType(elementType)

        for element in toBeAdded:

            for statusType in statusTypes:

                resInsert = self.rStatus.addIfNotThereStatusElement(
                    elementFamily,
                    'Status',
                    name=element,
                    statusType=statusType,
                    status='Unknown',
                    elementType=elementType,
                    reason='Synchronized')

                if not resInsert['OK']:
                    return resInsert

        return S_OK()


#...............................................................................

#
#  def _syncUsers( self ):
#    '''
#      Sync Users: compares CS with DB and does the necessary modifications.
#    '''
#
#    gLogger.verbose( '-- Synchronizing users --')
#
#    usersCS = CSHelpers.getRegistryUsers()
#    if not usersCS[ 'OK' ]:
#      return usersCS
#    usersCS = usersCS[ 'Value' ]
#
#    gLogger.verbose( '%s users found in CS' % len( usersCS ) )
#
#    usersDB = self.rManagement.selectUserRegistryCache( meta = { 'columns' : [ 'login' ] } )
#    if not usersDB[ 'OK' ]:
#      return usersDB
#    usersDB = [ userDB[0] for userDB in usersDB[ 'Value' ] ]
#
#    # Users that are in DB but not in CS
#    toBeDeleted = list( set( usersDB ).difference( set( usersCS.keys() ) ) )
#    gLogger.verbose( '%s users to be deleted' % len( toBeDeleted ) )
#
#    # Delete users
#    # FIXME: probably it is not needed since there is a DatabaseCleanerAgent
#    for userLogin in toBeDeleted:
#
#      deleteQuery = self.rManagement.deleteUserRegistryCache( login = userLogin )
#
#      gLogger.verbose( '... %s' % userLogin )
#      if not deleteQuery[ 'OK' ]:
#        return deleteQuery
#
#    # AddOrModify Users
#    for userLogin, userDict in usersCS.items():
#
#      _name  = userDict[ 'DN' ].split( '=' )[ -1 ]
#      _email = userDict[ 'Email' ]
#
#      query = self.rManagement.addOrModifyUserRegistryCache( userLogin, _name, _email )
#      gLogger.verbose( '-> %s' % userLogin )
#      if not query[ 'OK' ]:
#        return query
#
#    return S_OK()

################################################################################
#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF#EOF
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    def __lookForCE(self):

        knownces = self.am_getOption('BannedCEs', [])

        resources = Resources(self.voName)
        result = resources.getEligibleResources('Computing',
                                                {'CEType': ['LCG', 'CREAM']})
        if not result['OK']:
            return result

        siteDict = result['Value']
        for site in siteDict:
            knownces += siteDict[site]


#    result = gConfig.getSections( '/Resources/Sites' )
#    if not result['OK']:
#      return
#    grids = result['Value']
#
#    for grid in grids:
#
#      result = gConfig.getSections( '/Resources/Sites/%s' % grid )
#      if not result['OK']:
#        return
#      sites = result['Value']
#
#      for site in sites:
#        opt = gConfig.getOptionsDict( '/Resources/Sites/%s/%s' % ( grid, site ) )['Value']
#        ces = List.fromChar( opt.get( 'CE', '' ) )
#        knownces += ces

        response = ldapCEState('', vo=self.voName)
        if not response['OK']:
            self.log.error("Error during BDII request", response['Message'])
            response = self.__checkAlternativeBDIISite(ldapCEState, '',
                                                       self.voName)
            return response

        newces = {}
        for queue in response['Value']:
            try:
                queuename = queue['GlueCEUniqueID']
            except:
                continue

            cename = queuename.split(":")[0]
            if not cename in knownces:
                newces[cename] = None
                self.log.debug("newce", cename)

        body = ""
        possibleNewSites = []
        for ce in newces.iterkeys():
            response = ldapCluster(ce)
            if not response['OK']:
                self.log.warn("Error during BDII request", response['Message'])
                response = self.__checkAlternativeBDIISite(ldapCluster, ce)
                continue
            clusters = response['Value']
            if len(clusters) != 1:
                self.log.warn("Error in cluster length",
                              " CE %s Length %d" % (ce, len(clusters)))
            if len(clusters) == 0:
                continue
            cluster = clusters[0]
            fkey = cluster.get('GlueForeignKey', [])
            if type(fkey) == type(''):
                fkey = [fkey]
            nameBDII = None
            for entry in fkey:
                if entry.count('GlueSiteUniqueID'):
                    nameBDII = entry.split('=')[1]
                    break
            if not nameBDII:
                continue

            cestring = "CE: %s, GOCDB Name: %s" % (ce, nameBDII)
            self.log.info(cestring)

            response = ldapCE(ce)
            if not response['OK']:
                self.log.warn("Error during BDII request", response['Message'])
                response = self.__checkAlternativeBDIISite(ldapCE, ce)
                continue

            ceinfos = response['Value']
            if len(ceinfos):
                ceinfo = ceinfos[0]
                systemName = ceinfo.get('GlueHostOperatingSystemName',
                                        'Unknown')
                systemVersion = ceinfo.get('GlueHostOperatingSystemVersion',
                                           'Unknown')
                systemRelease = ceinfo.get('GlueHostOperatingSystemRelease',
                                           'Unknown')
            else:
                systemName = "Unknown"
                systemVersion = "Unknown"
                systemRelease = "Unknown"

            osstring = "SystemName: %s, SystemVersion: %s, SystemRelease: %s" % (
                systemName, systemVersion, systemRelease)
            self.log.info(osstring)

            response = ldapCEState(ce, vo=self.voName)
            if not response['OK']:
                self.log.warn("Error during BDII request", response['Message'])
                response = self.__checkAlternativeBDIISite(
                    ldapCEState, ce, self.voName)
                continue

            newcestring = "\n\n%s\n%s" % (cestring, osstring)
            usefull = False
            cestates = response['Value']
            for cestate in cestates:
                queuename = cestate.get('GlueCEUniqueID', 'UnknownName')
                queuestatus = cestate.get('GlueCEStateStatus', 'UnknownStatus')

                queuestring = "%s %s" % (queuename, queuestatus)
                self.log.info(queuestring)
                newcestring += "\n%s" % queuestring
                if queuestatus.count('Production'):
                    usefull = True
            if usefull:
                body += newcestring
                possibleNewSites.append(
                    'dirac-admin-add-site DIRACSiteName %s %s' %
                    (nameBDII, ce))
        if body:
            body = "We are glade to inform You about new CE(s) possibly suitable for %s:\n" % self.voName + body
            body += "\n\nTo suppress information about CE add its name to BannedCEs list."
            for possibleNewSite in possibleNewSites:
                body = "%s\n%s" % (body, possibleNewSite)
            self.log.info(body)
            if self.addressTo and self.addressFrom:
                notification = NotificationClient()
                result = notification.sendMail(self.addressTo,
                                               self.subject,
                                               body,
                                               self.addressFrom,
                                               localAttempt=False)

        return S_OK()
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  def _resolveCECandidates( self, taskQueueDict ):
    """
      Return a list of CEs for this TaskQueue
    """
    # assume user knows what they're doing and avoid site mask e.g. sam jobs
    if 'GridCEs' in taskQueueDict and taskQueueDict['GridCEs']:
      self.log.info( 'CEs requested by TaskQueue %s:' % taskQueueDict['TaskQueueID'],
                     ', '.join( taskQueueDict['GridCEs'] ) )
      return taskQueueDict['GridCEs']

    # Get the mask
    siteStatus = SiteStatus()
    ret = siteStatus.getUsableSites( 'ComputingAccess' )
    if not ret['OK']:
      self.log.error( 'Can not retrieve site Mask from DB:', ret['Message'] )
      return []

    usableSites = ret['Value']
    if not usableSites:
      self.log.error( 'Site mask is empty' )
      return []

    self.log.verbose( 'Site Mask: %s' % ', '.join( usableSites ) )

    # remove banned sites from siteMask
    if 'BannedSites' in taskQueueDict:
      for site in taskQueueDict['BannedSites']:
        if site in usableSites:
          usableSites.remove( site )
          self.log.verbose( 'Removing banned site %s from site Mask' % site )

    # remove from the mask if a Site is given
    siteMask = [ site for site in usableSites if 'Sites' not in taskQueueDict or site in taskQueueDict['Sites'] ]

    if not siteMask:
      # pilot can not be submitted
      self.log.info( 'No Valid Site Candidate in Mask for TaskQueue %s' % taskQueueDict['TaskQueueID'] )
      return []

    self.log.info( 'Site Candidates for TaskQueue %s:' % taskQueueDict['TaskQueueID'], ', '.join( siteMask ) )

    # Get CE's associates to the given site Names
    ceMask = []

    resources = Resources( vo = self.virtualOrganization )
    result = resources.getEligibleResources( 'Computing', {'Site':siteMask,
                                                           'SubmissionMode':'gLite',
                                                           'CEType':['LCG','CREAM']} )
    if not result['OK']:
      self.log.error( "Failed to get eligible ce's:", result['Message'] )
      return []
    ces = result['Value']

    for ce in ces:
      ceHost = resources.getComputingElementValue( ce, 'Host', 'unknown' )
      if ceHost != 'unknown':
        ceMask.append( ceHost )

    if not ceMask:
      self.log.info( 'No CE Candidate found for TaskQueue %s:' % taskQueueDict['TaskQueueID'], ', '.join( siteMask ) )

    self.log.verbose( 'CE Candidates for TaskQueue %s:' % taskQueueDict['TaskQueueID'], ', '.join( ceMask ) )

    return ceMask
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class ResourcesTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
    def setUp(self):

        Script.disableCS()
        Script.parseCommandLine()
        self.resources = Resources()

    def test_getSites(self):

        print
        result = self.resources.getSites({'Name': ['CERN', 'CPPM', 'PNPI']})
        self.assertTrue(result['OK'], 'getSites')
        sites = result['Value']
        print sites
        result = self.resources.getEligibleSites(
            {'Name': ['CERN', 'CPPM', 'PNPI']})
        self.assertTrue(result['OK'], 'getEligibleSites')
        eligibleSites = result['Value']
        self.assertEqual(sites, eligibleSites,
                         'sites and eligible sites are the same')

    def test_getResources(self):

        print
        result = self.resources.getResources('CERN', 'Storage')
        self.assertTrue(result['OK'], 'getResources')
        ses = result['Value']
        print ses

    def test_getNodes(self):

        print
        result = self.resources.getNodes('CERN::ce130', 'Queue')
        self.assertTrue(result['OK'], 'getNodes')
        nodes = result['Value']
        print nodes

    def test_getEligibleResources(self):

        print
        result = self.resources.getEligibleResources(
            'Computing', {
                'Site': ['CERN', 'CPPM', 'Zurich'],
                'SubmissionMode': 'Direct'
            })
        self.assertTrue(result['OK'], 'getEligibleResources')
        ces = result['Value']
        print ces

    def test_getEligibleNodes(self):

        print
        result = self.resources.getEligibleNodes(
            'AccessProtocol', {'Site': ['CERN', 'CPPM', 'Zurich']},
            {'Protocol': 'srm'})
        self.assertTrue(result['OK'], 'getEligibleNodes')
        aps = result['Value']
        print aps

    def test_getEligibleComputingElements(self):

        siteMask = ['LCG.CERN.ch', 'LCG.CPPM.fr']

        result = self.resources.getEligibleResources(
            'Computing', {
                'Site': siteMask,
                'SubmissionMode': 'gLite',
                'CEType': ['LCG', 'CREAM']
            })
        self.assertTrue(result['OK'], 'getEligibleResources')
        print
        for ce in result['Value']:
            ceHost = self.resources.getComputingElementValue(
                ce, 'Host', 'unknown')
            print ce, ceHost
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class FileCatalog:

    ro_methods = [
        'exists', 'isLink', 'readLink', 'isFile', 'getFileMetadata',
        'getReplicas', 'getReplicaStatus', 'getFileSize', 'isDirectory',
        'getDirectoryReplicas', 'listDirectory', 'getDirectoryMetadata',
        'getDirectorySize', 'getDirectoryContents', 'resolveDataset',
        'getPathPermissions', 'getLFNForPFN', 'getUsers', 'getGroups',
        'getFileUserMetadata'
    ]

    write_methods = [
        'createLink', 'removeLink', 'addFile', 'setFileStatus', 'addReplica',
        'removeReplica', 'removeFile', 'setReplicaStatus', 'setReplicaHost',
        'createDirectory', 'setDirectoryStatus', 'removeDirectory',
        'removeDataset', 'removeFileFromDataset', 'createDataset'
    ]

    def __init__(self, catalogs=[], vo=None):
        """ Default constructor
    """
        self.valid = True
        self.timeout = 180
        self.readCatalogs = []
        self.writeCatalogs = []
        self.vo = vo
        if not vo:
            result = getVOfromProxyGroup()
            if not result['OK']:
                return result
            self.vo = result['Value']
        self.opHelper = Operations(vo=self.vo)
        self.reHelper = Resources(vo=self.vo)

        if type(catalogs) in types.StringTypes:
            catalogs = [catalogs]
        if catalogs:
            res = self._getSelectedCatalogs(catalogs)
        else:
            res = self._getCatalogs()
        if not res['OK']:
            self.valid = False
        elif (len(self.readCatalogs) == 0) and (len(self.writeCatalogs) == 0):
            self.valid = False

    def isOK(self):
        return self.valid

    def getReadCatalogs(self):
        return self.readCatalogs

    def getWriteCatalogs(self):
        return self.writeCatalogs

    def __getattr__(self, name):
        self.call = name
        if name in FileCatalog.write_methods:
            return self.w_execute
        elif name in FileCatalog.ro_methods:
            return self.r_execute
        else:
            raise AttributeError

    def __checkArgumentFormat(self, path):
        if type(path) in types.StringTypes:
            urls = {path: False}
        elif type(path) == types.ListType:
            urls = {}
            for url in path:
                urls[url] = False
        elif type(path) == types.DictType:
            urls = path
        else:
            return S_ERROR(
                "FileCatalog.__checkArgumentFormat: Supplied path is not of the correct format."
            )
        return S_OK(urls)

    def w_execute(self, *parms, **kws):
        """ Write method executor.
    """
        successful = {}
        failed = {}
        failedCatalogs = []
        fileInfo = parms[0]
        res = self.__checkArgumentFormat(fileInfo)
        if not res['OK']:
            return res
        fileInfo = res['Value']
        allLfns = fileInfo.keys()
        for catalogName, oCatalog, master in self.writeCatalogs:
            method = getattr(oCatalog, self.call)
            res = method(fileInfo, **kws)
            if not res['OK']:
                if master:
                    # If this is the master catalog and it fails we dont want to continue with the other catalogs
                    gLogger.error(
                        "FileCatalog.w_execute: Failed to execute %s on master catalog %s."
                        % (self.call, catalogName), res['Message'])
                    return res
                else:
                    # Otherwise we keep the failed catalogs so we can update their state later
                    failedCatalogs.append((catalogName, res['Message']))
            else:
                for lfn, message in res['Value']['Failed'].items():
                    # Save the error message for the failed operations
                    if not failed.has_key(lfn):
                        failed[lfn] = {}
                    failed[lfn][catalogName] = message
                    if master:
                        # If this is the master catalog then we should not attempt the operation on other catalogs
                        fileInfo.pop(lfn)
                for lfn, result in res['Value']['Successful'].items():
                    # Save the result return for each file for the successful operations
                    if not successful.has_key(lfn):
                        successful[lfn] = {}
                    successful[lfn][catalogName] = result
        # This recovers the states of the files that completely failed i.e. when S_ERROR is returned by a catalog
        for catalogName, errorMessage in failedCatalogs:
            for lfn in allLfns:
                if not failed.has_key(lfn):
                    failed[lfn] = {}
                failed[lfn][catalogName] = errorMessage
        resDict = {'Failed': failed, 'Successful': successful}
        return S_OK(resDict)

    def r_execute(self, *parms, **kws):
        """ Read method executor.
    """
        successful = {}
        failed = {}
        for catalogTuple in self.readCatalogs:
            oCatalog = catalogTuple[1]
            method = getattr(oCatalog, self.call)
            res = method(*parms, **kws)
            if res['OK']:
                if 'Successful' in res['Value']:
                    for key, item in res['Value']['Successful'].items():
                        if not successful.has_key(key):
                            successful[key] = item
                            if failed.has_key(key):
                                failed.pop(key)
                    for key, item in res['Value']['Failed'].items():
                        if not successful.has_key(key):
                            failed[key] = item
                    if len(failed) == 0:
                        resDict = {'Failed': failed, 'Successful': successful}
                        return S_OK(resDict)
                else:
                    return res
        if (len(successful) == 0) and (len(failed) == 0):
            return S_ERROR('Failed to perform %s from any catalog' % self.call)
        resDict = {'Failed': failed, 'Successful': successful}
        return S_OK(resDict)

    ###########################################################################################
    #
    # Below is the method for obtaining the objects instantiated for a provided catalogue configuration
    #

    def addCatalog(self, catalogName, mode="Write", master=False):
        """ Add a new catalog with catalogName to the pool of catalogs in mode:
        "Read","Write" or "ReadWrite"
    """

        result = self._generateCatalogObject(catalogName)
        if not result['OK']:
            return result

        oCatalog = result['Value']
        if mode.lower().find("read") != -1:
            self.readCatalogs.append((catalogName, oCatalog, master))
        if mode.lower().find("write") != -1:
            self.writeCatalogs.append((catalogName, oCatalog, master))

        return S_OK()

    def removeCatalog(self, catalogName):
        """ Remove the specified catalog from the internal pool
    """

        catalog_removed = False

        for i in range(len(self.readCatalogs)):
            catalog = self.readCatalogs[i][0]
            if catalog == catalogName:
                del self.readCatalogs[i]
                catalog_removed = True
                break
        for i in range(len(self.writeCatalogs)):
            catalog = self.writeCatalogs[i][0]
            if catalog == catalogName:
                del self.writeCatalogs[i]
                catalog_removed = True
                break

        if catalog_removed:
            return S_OK()
        else:
            return S_OK('Catalog does not exist')

    def _getSelectedCatalogs(self, desiredCatalogs):
        for catalogName in desiredCatalogs:
            res = self._generateCatalogObject(catalogName)
            if not res['OK']:
                return res
            oCatalog = res['Value']
            self.readCatalogs.append((catalogName, oCatalog, True))
            self.writeCatalogs.append((catalogName, oCatalog, True))
        return S_OK()

    def _getCatalogs(self):

        # Get the eligible catalogs first
        # First, look in the Operations, if nothing defined look in /Resources
        result = self.opHelper.getSections('/Services/Catalogs')
        fileCatalogs = []
        operationsFlag = False
        if result['OK']:
            fileCatalogs = result['Value']
            operationsFlag = True
        else:
            res = self.reHelper.getEligibleResources('Catalog')
            if not res['OK']:
                errStr = "FileCatalog._getCatalogs: Failed to get file catalog configuration."
                gLogger.error(errStr, res['Message'])
                return S_ERROR(errStr)
            fileCatalogs = res['Value']

        # Get the catalogs now
        for catalogName in fileCatalogs:
            res = self._getCatalogConfigDetails(catalogName)
            if not res['OK']:
                return res
            catalogConfig = res['Value']
            if operationsFlag:
                result = self.opHelper.getOptionsDict('/Services/Catalogs/%s' %
                                                      catalogName)
                if not result['OK']:
                    return result
                catalogConfig.update(result['Value'])
            if catalogConfig['Status'] == 'Active':
                res = self._generateCatalogObject(catalogName)
                if not res['OK']:
                    return res
                oCatalog = res['Value']
                master = catalogConfig['Master']
                # If the catalog is read type
                if re.search('Read', catalogConfig['AccessType']):
                    if master:
                        self.readCatalogs.insert(
                            0, (catalogName, oCatalog, master))
                    else:
                        self.readCatalogs.append(
                            (catalogName, oCatalog, master))
                # If the catalog is write type
                if re.search('Write', catalogConfig['AccessType']):
                    if master:
                        self.writeCatalogs.insert(
                            0, (catalogName, oCatalog, master))
                    else:
                        self.writeCatalogs.append(
                            (catalogName, oCatalog, master))
        return S_OK()

    def _getCatalogConfigDetails(self, catalogName):
        # First obtain the options that are available

        result = self.reHelper.getCatalogOptionsDict(catalogName)
        if not result['OK']:
            errStr = "FileCatalog._getCatalogConfigDetails: Failed to get catalog options"
            gLogger.error(errStr, catalogName)
            return S_ERROR(errStr)
        catalogConfig = result['Value']
        # The 'Status' option should be defined (default = 'Active')
        if not catalogConfig.has_key('Status'):
            warnStr = "FileCatalog._getCatalogConfigDetails: 'Status' option not defined"
            gLogger.warn(warnStr, catalogName)
            catalogConfig['Status'] = 'Active'
        # The 'AccessType' option must be defined
        if not catalogConfig.has_key('AccessType'):
            errStr = "FileCatalog._getCatalogConfigDetails: Required option 'AccessType' not defined"
            gLogger.error(errStr, catalogName)
            return S_ERROR(errStr)
        # Anything other than 'True' in the 'Master' option means it is not
        if not catalogConfig.has_key('Master'):
            catalogConfig['Master'] = False
        elif catalogConfig['Master'] == 'True':
            catalogConfig['Master'] = True
        else:
            catalogConfig['Master'] = False
        return S_OK(catalogConfig)

    def _generateCatalogObject(self, catalogName):
        """ Create a file catalog object from its name and CS description
    """
        useProxy = gConfig.getValue(
            '/LocalSite/Catalogs/%s/UseProxy' % catalogName, False)
        if not useProxy:
            useProxy = self.opHelper.getValue(
                '/Services/Catalogs/%s/UseProxy' % catalogName, False)
        return FileCatalogFactory().createCatalog(catalogName, useProxy)
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  def __lookForCE( self ):

    knownces = self.am_getOption( 'BannedCEs', [] )

    resources = Resources( self.voName )
    result    = resources.getEligibleResources( 'Computing', {'CEType':['LCG','CREAM'] } ) 
    if not result['OK']:
      return result
    
    knownces = [ resources.getComputingElementValue( x, 'Host' ) for x in result['Value'] ]

#    result = gConfig.getSections( '/Resources/Sites' )
#    if not result['OK']:
#      return
#    grids = result['Value']
#
#    for grid in grids:
#
#      result = gConfig.getSections( '/Resources/Sites/%s' % grid )
#      if not result['OK']:
#        return
#      sites = result['Value']
#
#      for site in sites:
#        opt = gConfig.getOptionsDict( '/Resources/Sites/%s/%s' % ( grid, site ) )['Value']
#        ces = List.fromChar( opt.get( 'CE', '' ) )
#        knownces += ces

    response = ldapCEState( '', vo = self.voName )
    if not response['OK']:
      self.log.error( "Error during BDII request", response['Message'] )
      response = self.__checkAlternativeBDIISite( ldapCEState, '', self.voName )
      return response

    newces = {}
    for queue in response['Value']:
      try:
        queuename = queue['GlueCEUniqueID']
      except:
        continue

      cename = queuename.split( ":" )[0]
      if not cename in knownces:
        newces[cename] = None
        self.log.debug( "newce", cename )

    body = ""
    possibleNewSites = []
    for ce in newces.iterkeys():
      response = ldapCluster( ce )
      if not response['OK']:
        self.log.warn( "Error during BDII request", response['Message'] )
        response = self.__checkAlternativeBDIISite( ldapCluster, ce )
        continue
      clusters = response['Value']
      if len( clusters ) != 1:
        self.log.warn( "Error in cluster length", " CE %s Length %d" % ( ce, len( clusters ) ) )
      if len( clusters ) == 0:
        continue
      cluster = clusters[0]
      fkey = cluster.get( 'GlueForeignKey', [] )
      if type( fkey ) == type( '' ):
        fkey = [fkey]
      nameBDII = None
      for entry in fkey:
        if entry.count( 'GlueSiteUniqueID' ):
          nameBDII = entry.split( '=' )[1]
          break
      if not nameBDII:
        continue

      cestring = "CE: %s, GOCDB Name: %s" % ( ce, nameBDII )
      self.log.info( cestring )

      response = ldapCE( ce )
      if not response['OK']:
        self.log.warn( "Error during BDII request", response['Message'] )
        response = self.__checkAlternativeBDIISite( ldapCE, ce )
        continue

      ceinfos = response['Value']
      if len( ceinfos ):
        ceinfo = ceinfos[0]
        systemName = ceinfo.get( 'GlueHostOperatingSystemName', 'Unknown' )
        systemVersion = ceinfo.get( 'GlueHostOperatingSystemVersion', 'Unknown' )
        systemRelease = ceinfo.get( 'GlueHostOperatingSystemRelease', 'Unknown' )
      else:
        systemName = "Unknown"
        systemVersion = "Unknown"
        systemRelease = "Unknown"

      osstring = "SystemName: %s, SystemVersion: %s, SystemRelease: %s" % ( systemName, systemVersion, systemRelease )
      self.log.info( osstring )

      response = ldapCEState( ce, vo = self.voName )
      if not response['OK']:
        self.log.warn( "Error during BDII request", response['Message'] )
        response = self.__checkAlternativeBDIISite( ldapCEState, ce, self.voName )
        continue

      newcestring = "\n\n%s\n%s" % ( cestring, osstring )
      usefull = False
      cestates = response['Value']
      for cestate in cestates:
        queuename = cestate.get( 'GlueCEUniqueID', 'UnknownName' )
        queuestatus = cestate.get( 'GlueCEStateStatus', 'UnknownStatus' )

        queuestring = "%s %s" % ( queuename, queuestatus )
        self.log.info( queuestring )
        newcestring += "\n%s" % queuestring
        if queuestatus.count( 'Production' ):
          usefull = True
      if usefull:
        body += newcestring
        possibleNewSites.append( 'dirac-admin-add-site DIRACSiteName %s %s' % ( nameBDII, ce ) )
    if body:
      body = "We are glad to inform You about new CE(s) possibly suitable for %s:\n" % self.voName + body
      body += "\n\nTo suppress information about CE add its name to BannedCEs list."
      for  possibleNewSite in  possibleNewSites:
        body = "%s\n%s" % ( body, possibleNewSite )
      self.log.info( body )
      if self.addressTo and self.addressFrom:
        notification = NotificationClient()
        result = notification.sendMail( self.addressTo, self.subject, body, self.addressFrom, localAttempt = False )

    return S_OK()