def test_verify_test_run(self):
"""
Bad example of a unit test. This method verifies that with the test data
everything is registered correctly in the db.
:return:
"""
self.remove_archive_folders()
ma = ModsecAudit(verbose=False, settings=settings)
ma.set_exit_on_end(False)
ma.init_db()
self.empty_tables(ma)
ma.main()
ma.end()
self.check_runstatus(ma)
self.check_sites(ma)
self.check_ips(ma)
self.check_hits(ma)
self.check_parse_errors(ma)
from ModsecAudit import ModsecAudit
from settings import settings
import traceback
import sys
__author__ = 'Tim Lund <*****@*****.**>'
ma = ModsecAudit(verbose=True, settings=settings)
if True:
ma.init_db()
ma.main()
ma.end()
else:
# @todo fix this code so it dosn't conceal exceptions on errors. Sqlalchemy ones in particular
try:
ma.init_db()
ma.main()
except KeyboardInterrupt, e:
pass
except Exception, e:
ma.print_color("An error occurred:", ma.COLOR_RED)
ma.print_color("\t" + str(e.__class__), ma.COLOR_RED)
ma.print_color("\t" + e.get_message(), ma.COLOR_RED)
traceback.print_tb(sys.exc_traceback)
finally:
ma.end()