def t01():
pretty = '%s t01' % __file__
print(pretty)
p = Pipe()
p.put('hello')
try:
msg = p.get(timeout=0)
except Exception, e:
print('FAIL %s: first get() failed: %s' % (pretty, e))
return False
def start(self, daemonize=False, synchronize=False):
if synchronize:
# pass a pipe down to the (grand) child so it can pass its pid back
# when the child has been fully initialized. this synchronizes the
# setup of signal handlers, which is otherwise hard to do for the
# caller. it also lets the caller see the pid of daemon processes
# as a property on the Process instance.
# synchronization has a significant performance cost. disable it
# for short lived daemons that need to be created quickly and will
# not be interacted with by the caller. e.g. panotti shouters.
pipe = Pipe()
exclude = [pipe.w]
else:
pipe = None
exclude = []
if daemonize:
if not self._daemonize():
if synchronize:
self._pid = pipe.get() # now guaranteed to be reparented
del pipe
return # parent returns to caller
else:
pass # continue below, at self.redirect()
else:
self._pid = os.fork()
if self._pid != 0: # parent process
if synchronize:
pipe.get() # now guaranteed to be fully initialized
del pipe
return
self.close_fds(exclude)
self.redirect()
gc.collect()
self.log('start PID=%d' % self.pid)
self.initialize()
if synchronize:
pipe.put(self.pid)
del pipe
exit_code = 0
try:
self.target(*self.args)
except Exception, e:
self.log('Exception in target():\n%s' % traceback.format_exc())
exit_code = 1
q2.get() # block until parent signals, then die
q1 = Pipe()
q2 = Pipe()
p = Client(args=(q1, q2, r.address, factory.HOME.path))
p.start()
profiles = [profile_factory(prof) for prof in q1.get()]
# check that the resources really are allocated
listing = r.list_allocations_all()
for resource in profiles:
if resource not in listing:
print('FAIL %s: resource not allocated: %s' % (pretty, resource))
return False
q2.put('DIE DIE DIE!')
p.join() # wait for death
# check that the resources are freed. no message is sent out when resources
# are freed, so we'll just have to wait a little and hope the situation has
# been handled by the time we look up allocations.
time.sleep(1)
listing = r.list_allocations_all()
for resource in profiles:
if resource in listing:
print('FAIL %s: resource not freed: %s' % (pretty, resource))
return False
# double check that the handset is available again
listing = r.list_handsets()
if profiles[1] not in listing:
