def setup_tree(cls, update=False):
if update:
LOGGER.info("Settings modified, performing a check on the "
"repertories tree structure, updating it if necessary")
if not SettingsManager.is_loaded():
error_msg = ("Attempting to setup repertories "
"tree structure before the SettingsManager "
"has been loaded")
LOGGER.error(error_msg)
raise RuntimeError(error_msg)
def setup_repertory(dir_path):
if not os.path.isdir(dir_path):
try:
os.makedirs(dir_path, exist_ok=True)
LOGGER.debug(
"Repertory %s created recursively.", dir_path)
except Exception as msg_error:
LOGGER.exception(
"Couldn't create repertory %s.",dir_path)
return dir_path
if DEBUG:
tempfile.gettempdir()
tempfile.tempdir = None
harnais_dir = os.path.join(tempfile.gettempdir(), "harnais")
else:
harnais_dir = SettingsManager.get("harnaisDir")
# repertory of temporary dissRequest JSON files
cls._repertories["temp_dissRequest_A"] = setup_repertory(
join(harnais_dir,
REPERTORY_TREE.temp_dissrequest_a)
)
cls._repertories["temp_dissRequest_B"] = setup_repertory(
join(harnais_dir,
REPERTORY_TREE.temp_dissrequest_b)
)
cls._repertories["temp_dissRequest_C"] = setup_repertory(
join(harnais_dir,
REPERTORY_TREE.temp_dissrequest_c)
)
cls._repertories["temp_dissRequest_D"] = setup_repertory(
join(harnais_dir,
REPERTORY_TREE.temp_dissrequest_d)
)
cls._repertories["dir_ack"] = dir_ack = SettingsManager.get("harnaisAckDir")
if not os.path.isdir(cls._repertories["dir_ack"]):
LOGGER.error("Ack repertory %s does "
"not exist", dir_ack)
# storing the settings file signature
cls._checksum = SettingsManager.get_checksum()
def rename(self):
"""
Rename files using user specified regex
"""
# Extract all the regex specified by users.
# Each regex should be a dictionnary with two keys,
# pattern_in and pattern_out for the substitution.
# The program can extract up to MAX_REGEX from the settings
# like this in the settings.yaml :
# fileRegex1:
# pattern_in:
# pattern_out:
# fileRegex2:
# pattern_in:
# pattern_out:
# ...
# fileRegex<MAX_REGEX>:
# pattern_in:
# pattern_out:
# Each set of regex is applied one after the other.
# Except for tmpregex that has only one value corresponding to
# pattern_out
regex_settings = [SettingsManager.get(
"fileRegex%i" % i, {}) for i in range(1, MAX_REGEX+1)]
new_filename = self.original_filename
zip_detector = r"^tmp\.zip\..*"
# we check if the file is a zipped one
# by looking if it matches r"^tmp\.zip\..*"
if re.match(zip_detector, new_filename) is not None:
zip_regex = SettingsManager.get("tmpregex")
if zip_regex is None:
LOGGER.error("No regex defined in tmpregex settings !")
else:
new_filename = self._rename_by_regex(new_filename, zip_detector, zip_regex)
else:
for idx, regex_instruction in enumerate(regex_settings):
reg = regex_instruction.get("pattern_in", None)
repl = regex_instruction.get("pattern_out", None)
if None not in (reg, repl):
new_filename = self._rename_by_regex(new_filename, reg, repl)
elif idx == 0:
LOGGER.error("No regex defined in fileregex1 settings !")
# we check that the file renamed fits difmet standards
filename_ok = self.check_filename(new_filename)
if filename_ok:
# update record with new filename
Database.update_field_by_query("final_file", new_filename,
**dict(original_file=self.original_filename))
self.new_filename = new_filename
# we return if the process returned a fit new filename or not
return filename_ok
def __init__(self, req_id, hostname):
# path to file on staging post
self.staging_path = SettingsManager.get("openwisStagingPath") or ""
self.hostname = SettingsManager.get("openwisHost") or hostname
self.user = SettingsManager.get("openwisSftpUser") or None
self.password = SettingsManager.get("openwisSftpPassword") or None
self.port = SettingsManager.get("openwisSftpPort") or None
self.req_id = req_id + hostname
def process(cls, max_loops=0):
cls.nb_workers = SettingsManager.get("sendFTPlimitConn")
# in debug mode, it is possible to set
pool_method = cls.get_pool_method()
cls.pool = pool_method(processes=cls.nb_workers)
counter = 0
cls.setup_process()
while cls._running:
counter += 1
cls.signal_loop(counter)
cls.load_settings()
cls.update_workers()
# idle time
idle_time = SettingsManager.get("sendFTPIdle")
sleep(idle_time)
# get settings
cls.dir_c = dir_c = HarnessTree.get("temp_dissRequest_C")
cls.dir_d = dir_d = HarnessTree.get("temp_dissRequest_D")
# move back any remaining file from D to C
cls.move_back_files()
# get files in C
max_files = cls.nb_workers
list_files_c = cls.get_file_list(dir_c, max_files)
files_to_ftp = cls.move_files(list_files_c, dir_d)
for file_ in files_to_ftp:
file_expired = cls.check_file_age(file_)
if file_expired:
# TODO we need to find a way to update the info to the database
# would require looking at the file compressed though
Tools.remove_file(file_, "difmet archive", LOGGER)
continue
size = os.stat(file_).st_size
timeout = cls.compute_timeout(size, file_)
# start download
# renaming file to prevent any operation on it.
cls.lock_file(file_)
res = cls.pool.apply_async(
cls.abortable_ftp, (cls.upload_file, file_, dir_c, dir_d),
dict(timeout=timeout))
# for testing and debugging purpose only
cls.check_end_loop(counter, max_loops)
def check_file_age(filename):
time_limit = SettingsManager.get("keepFileTimeSender") or None
if time_limit is not None:
check = (time() - os.stat(filename).st_mtime) > time_limit
else:
check = False
return check
def _get_priority(self):
donot_compute_priority = SettingsManager.get("sla")
default_priority = SettingsManager.get("defaultPriority", PRIORITIES.default)
if donot_compute_priority:
highest_priority = default_priority
else:
priority_list = []
for req_id in self.instructions.keys():
priority = self._get_instr(req_id, "diffpriority")
priority_list.append(priority)
highest_priority = min(priority_list + [default_priority])
return highest_priority
def update_workers(cls):
# update the number of workers if necessary
nbw = SettingsManager.get("sendFTPlimitConn")
if nbw != cls.nb_workers:
#wait for every upload to be finished
cls.pool.close()
cls.pool.join()
#update workers
cls.nb_workers = nbw
cls.pool = pool_method(processes=nbw)
def check_file_age(filename):
"""
Discard files that are too old
"""
time_limit = SettingsManager.get("keepFileTime") or None
if time_limit is not None:
check = (time() - os.stat(filename).st_mtime) > time_limit
else:
check = False
return check
def check_transfer(cls, filename, ftp):
# check if file exists on remote server
ftpdir = SettingsManager.get("dissFtpDir")
ftp.cwd(ftpdir)
if filename in [name for name, data in list(ftp.mlsd())]:
upload_ok = True
else:
upload_ok = False
ftp.quit()
return upload_ok
def compute_priority(priority, sla):
# priority is scaled from 1 (highest) to 4 (lowest)
# sla is 0 (BRONZE), 1 (SILVER), 2 (GOLD)
priority_activated = SettingsManager.get("sla")
if type(priority_activated) == str:
priority_activated = strtobool(priority_activated)
if priority_activated == False:
result = SettingsManager.get("defaultPriority") or PRIORITIES.default
elif priority ==1:
result = PRIORITIES.maximum
elif priority >=2:
default_priority = SettingsManager.get("defaultPriority") or PRIORITIES.default
result = default_priority + priority - 2*sla
result = max(PRIORITIES.maximum, result)
result = min(PRIORITIES.minimum, result)
return result
def _get_end_date():
limit = SettingsManager.get("fileEndLive") or 0
if limit ==0:
end_date = None
else:
# convert limit in minutes in seconds
end_date = datetime.utcnow() + timedelta(seconds=limit*60)
end_date = end_date.strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ")
return end_date
def upload_file(cls, file_, ftp):
upload_ok = False
start = time()
file_locked = file_ + ".lock"
with open(file_locked, 'rb') as file_transfered:
ftpdir = SettingsManager.get("dissFtpDir")
ftp.cwd(ftpdir)
# renaming in tmp
file_renamed = basename(file_) + ".tmp"
ftp.storbinary('STOR ' + file_renamed, file_transfered)
ftp.rename(file_renamed, basename(file_))
upload_ok = True
return upload_ok, time() - start
def get_file_list(cls, dirname, maxfiles):
overflow = SettingsManager.get("ManagerOverflow")
list_entries = os.listdir(dirname)
list_entries = [os.path.join(dirname, entry) for entry in list_entries]
list_files = [
entry for entry in list_entries if not os.path.isdir(entry)]
list_files.sort(key=lambda x: os.stat(x).st_mtime)
if overflow is not None and len(list_files) > overflow:
LOGGER.warning("%s repertory is overflowing. "
"Number of files %i over the limit %i",
cls.dir_a, len(list_files), overflow)
list_files = list_files[-maxfiles:]
return list_files
def compute_timeout(required_bandwith):
# compute timeout by doing timeout = size/bandwidth + buffer
bandwidth = SettingsManager.get("bandwidth")
if bandwidth in [None, 0]:
LOGGER.warning("Incorrect value for harness settings bandwidth. "
"Sftp timeout set to default TIMEOUT %i s.",
TIMEOUT)
timeout = TIMEOUT
elif DEBUG:
timeout = DEBUG_TIMEOUT
LOGGER.debug("Sftp debug timeout set to %s s", timeout)
else:
# conversion in Mbits/s with shift_expr << operator
timeout = (required_bandwith/(1 << 17))/bandwidth + TIMEOUT_BUFFER
LOGGER.debug("Sftp timeout computed to %s s", timeout)
# start download
return timeout
def _get_logdir():
if DEBUG:
gettempdir()
tempfile.tempdir = None
log_dir = join(gettempdir(), "harnais")
dir_error_msg = ("Incorrect logdir value {v}. "
"It should be the path to a valid "
"directory.".format(v=log_dir))
try:
os.mkdir(log_dir)
except (FileExistsError):
pass
else:
log_dir = SettingsManager.get("harnaisLogdir")
dir_error_msg = (
"Incorrect logdir value {v} in settings_harnais.yaml. "
"It should be the path to a valid "
"directory.".format(v=log_dir))
return log_dir, dir_error_msg
def compute_timeout(required_bandwith, file_):
# compute timeout
bandwidth = SettingsManager.get("bandwidth")
if bandwidth in [None, 0]:
LOGGER.warning(
"Incorrect value for harness settings bandwidth. "
"ftp timeout set to default TIMEOUT %i s for file %s.",
TIMEOUT, file_)
timeout = TIMEOUT
elif DEBUG:
timeout = DEBUG_TIMEOUT
LOGGER.debug("Ftp debug timeout set to %s s for file %s.", timeout,
file_)
else:
# conversion in Mbits/s with shift_expr << operator
timeout = (required_bandwith /
(1 << 17)) / bandwidth + TIMEOUT_BUFFER
LOGGER.debug("Ftp timeout computed to %s s for file %s.", timeout,
file_)
return timeout
def get_file_list(cls, dirname, maxfiles):
overflow = SettingsManager.get("SenderOverflow")
list_entries = os.listdir(dirname)
# don't takes files into account if they end by .tmp
list_entries = [
item for item in list_entries if match(r".*\.tmp$", item) is None
]
list_entries = [os.path.join(dirname, entry) for entry in list_entries]
# sort by date
list_files = [e for e in list_entries if not os.path.isdir(e)]
list_files.sort(key=lambda x: os.stat(x).st_mtime)
if overflow is not None and len(list_files) > overflow:
LOGGER.warning(
"%s repertory is overflowing. "
"Number of files %i over the limit %i", cls.dir_c,
len(list_files), overflow)
list_files = list_files[:maxfiles]
return list_files
def connect_ftp():
hostname = SettingsManager.get("dissHost")
user = SettingsManager.get("dissFtpUser")
password = SettingsManager.get("dissFtpPasswd")
port = SettingsManager.get("dissFtpPort")
try:
ftp = FTP()
ftp.connect(hostname, port)
ftp.login(user, password)
if SettingsManager.get("dissFtpMode") == "active":
ftp.set_pasv(False)
LOGGER.debug("FTP mode set to active")
elif SettingsManager.get("dissFtpMode") == "passive":
ftp.set_pasv(True)
LOGGER.debug("FTP mode set to passive")
ftp_connected = True
except Exception as e:
LOGGER.exception("Couldn't connect to %s", hostname)
ftp_connected = False
ftp = None
return ftp_connected, ftp
def _create_diffmet_instr(self):
"""
Create the difmet instruction file according to the information contained
in self.instructions for all the request Id linked to the file
"""
def get_prefix(diff):
if diff["DiffusionType"] == "FTP":
prefix = "standby_ftp_"
else:
prefix = "standby_email_"
return prefix
date_str = strftime("%Y%m%d%H%M%S")
# difmet instruction file name
path_to_file = ",".join((SettingsManager.get("diffFileName"),
self.incr,
"",
date_str,
))
path_to_file += ".diffusions.xml"
path_to_file = os.path.join(self.dir_b, path_to_file)
# create the xml structure
root = etree.Element("product_diffusion")
product = etree.SubElement(root, "product")
etree.SubElement(product,"file_name").text = Tools.ack_str(self.new_filename)
etree.SubElement(product,"file_size").text = Tools.ack_str(self._get_file_size())
etree.SubElement(product,"priority").text = Tools.ack_str(self._get_priority())
etree.SubElement(product,"archive").text = "0"
end_date = self._get_end_date()
# add a end_date only if user specified one
if end_date is not None:
etree.SubElement(product,"end_to_live_date").text = Tools.ack_str(end_date)
# loop on all the requests linked to the file to send to difmet
for req_id in self.id_list:
diffusion = etree.SubElement(product,"diffusion")
# fetch the informations stored from json instruction file
instr = self.instructions[req_id]
diff = instr["diffusion"]
etree.SubElement(diffusion,"diffusion_externalid").text = Database.get_external_id(req_id, self.new_filename)
etree.SubElement(diffusion,"archive").text = "0"
self.diff_info_to_xml(diffusion, diff)
# if an alternative diffusion is requested, it is added
if "alternativeDiffusion" in instr.keys():
altdiff = instr["alternativeDiffusion"]
prefix = get_prefix(altdiff)
self.diff_info_to_xml(diffusion,altdiff, prefix=prefix)
etree.SubElement(diffusion,"standby_media").text = altdiff["DiffusionType"]
if altdiff["DiffusionType"] == "FTP" and diff["DiffusionType"] == "FTP":
etree.SubElement(diffusion, "switch_method_medias_ftp").text = "NTRY"
etree.SubElement(diffusion,"standby_switch_try_number").text = "3"
etree.SubElement(product, "diffusionnumber").text=str(len(self.id_list))
etree.SubElement(root, "productnumber").text="1"
# Dump the xml tree into a file
etree.ElementTree(root).write(path_to_file,
pretty_print=True,
encoding='UTF-8',
xml_declaration=True)
return path_to_file
def mail_to_xml(element,diff_info,prefix=""):
etree.SubElement(element, prefix + "media").text = "EMAIL"
etree.SubElement(element, prefix + "email_adress").text = Tools.ack_str(diff_info["address"])
etree.SubElement(element, prefix + "email_to_cc").text = Tools.ack_str(diff_info["dispatchMode"])
etree.SubElement(element, prefix + "email_subject").text = Tools.ack_str(diff_info["subject"])
etree.SubElement(element, prefix + "email_text_in_body").text = "0"
if diff_info["fileName"] not in [None, ""]:
etree.SubElement(element, prefix + "email_attached_file_name").text = Tools.ack_str(diff_info["fileName"])
else:
etree.SubElement(element, prefix + "email_attached_file_name").text = Tools.ack_str(SettingsManager.get("attachmentName"))
def process(cls, max_loops=0):
counter = 0
instr_to_process = False
# initilization
cls.setup_process()
loop_time = 0
while cls._running:
counter +=1
cls.signal_loop(counter)
cls.load_settings()
cls.dir_a = dir_a = HarnessTree.get("temp_dissRequest_A")
cls.dir_b = dir_b = HarnessTree.get("temp_dissRequest_B")
cls.dir_c = HarnessTree.get("temp_dissRequest_C")
start_time = time()
# idle time
idle_time = SettingsManager.get("processFileIdle")
# if a loop lasted longer than the idle time, idle time is bypassed.
if not loop_time > idle_time:
sleep(idle_time)
# get the maxDirectiveFile first files
max_direc_files = SettingsManager.get("processFileDPmax")
list_files_a = cls.get_file_list(dir_a, maxfiles=max_direc_files)
instruction_files = cls.move_files(list_files_a, dir_b)
if instruction_files == []:
if instr_to_process:
LOGGER.debug("No instruction file to process, moving on.")
instr_to_process = False
loop_time = time() - start_time
cls.check_end_loop(counter, max_loops)
continue
else:
LOGGER.debug("Fetched %i instruction files from %s",
len(instruction_files), dir_a)
instr_to_process = True
# process instruction files
diss_instructions = dict()
all_files_fetched = []
for file_to_process in instruction_files:
# empty the list, one item at a time
process_ok, instructions, files_fetched = cls.process_instruction_file(
file_to_process)
# if the fetching went ok, we store the rest of
# the instructions contained in the instruction files
# and update the list of files fetched from the staging
# post
if process_ok:
req_id = instructions["req_id"]
hostname = instructions["hostname"]
diss_instructions[req_id+hostname] = instructions
all_files_fetched += [item for item in files_fetched if
item not in all_files_fetched]
# the files downloaded are packaged according to the
# instructions stored in diss_instructions
cls.package_data(all_files_fetched, diss_instructions)
# removing instruction files processed
cls.clear_instruction_files(instruction_files)
# as files should have been packaged and instruction files removed
# any file remaining is an orphan
cls.clear_orphan_files(dir_b)
# for testing and debugging purpose only
cls.check_end_loop(counter, max_loops)
loop_time = time() - start_time
def sftp_dir(self, dir_path, destination_dir):
"""
Connect to a remote directory by sftp and list the files to download.
Then the size of the files are used to compute a global timeout and all
files are then downloaded.
Dissemination is a failure if any file is over the size limit or if the
staging post doesn't exist.
Otheriwse, if the timeout is hit, the function returns a failure to
download but there can be another attempt when the instruction file
gets reprocessed.
"""
files_to_sftp = []
try:
transport = paramiko.Transport((self.hostname, self.port))
transport.connect(username=self.user, password=self.password)
sftp = paramiko.SFTPClient.from_transport(transport)
sftp.chdir(dir_path)
required_bandwith = 0
# for each file we update the files_to_sftp list.
# This list contains a tuple of 4 elements
# (staging post path, file_to_download_path, file_downloaded_path, skip)
# with skip = False if file has not been downloaded and True otherwise
# The reason for skip is that we still want to keep track of files
# that should have been retried for an instruction file, even if there was no need
# to download it a second time. Keeping track of those files allows
# to link them to their request id in the database
for item in sftp.listdir(dir_path):
file_path = os.path.join(dir_path, item)
destination_path = os.path.join(destination_dir, item)
# if the file has already been fetched by a previous instruction file,
# we don't do it again
if os.path.isfile(destination_path):
files_to_sftp.append((dir_path, file_path, destination_path, True))
LOGGER.debug("File %s already downloaded, moving on", file_path)
continue
mode = sftp.stat(file_path).st_mode
# ignore directories
if S_ISDIR(mode):
continue
# check for file_size
size = sftp.stat(file_path).st_size
max_size = SettingsManager.get("processFilesize")
# if size > max_size, diffusion failed.
# conversion in Mbytes with shift_expr << operator
if max_size is not None and size > max_size*(1 << 20):
raise FileOverSizeLimit
required_bandwith += size
# if a file, get it
LOGGER.debug('file %s found on openwis staging post',
file_path
)
destination_path = self.check_zip(item, destination_dir)
files_to_sftp.append((dir_path, file_path, destination_path, False))
sftp.close()
transport.close()
# initialize the multiprocessing manager
# this creates a pool of workers that automatically dispatch the
# downloads between them
nb_workers = SettingsManager.get("getSFTPlimitConn")
if DEBUG:
pool = DebugSettingsManager.sftp_pool(processes=nb_workers)
else:
pool = multiprocessing.Pool(processes=nb_workers)
# launch the pool of jobs
results = pool.starmap_async(self._sftp_file, files_to_sftp)
pool.close()
timeout = self.compute_timeout(required_bandwith)
nb_downloads = sum([not i[3] for i in files_to_sftp])
if nb_downloads == 0:
LOGGER.debug("No files to download or required files already downloaded once.")
sftp_success = True
else:
try:
LOGGER.debug("Attempting download of %i files, for a total size of "
" %f. Timeout is fixed at %s s.", nb_downloads,
required_bandwith, timeout)
start = time()
# activate the timeout. If the jobs are not finished by timeout,
# results.get will trigger a multiprocessing.TimeoutError
results.get(timeout=timeout)
delta_t = time() - start
LOGGER.debug("Files downloaded in %f seconds" % delta_t)
sftp_success = True
except multiprocessing.TimeoutError:
LOGGER.error(
"Timeout exceeded for fetching files on staging post.")
sftp_success = False
# check download success and update database
sftp_success = self.check_download_success(files_to_sftp, sftp_success)
sftp.close()
# case where the sftp interface (paramiko) returns an exception
except (paramiko.SSHException,
paramiko.ssh_exception.NoValidConnectionsError):
LOGGER.exception("Couldn't connect to %s", self.hostname)
sftp_success = False
# case where a file is too big
except FileOverSizeLimit:
msg = ('file %s found on openwis staging post'
'is over the size limit %f. Dissemination '
'failed' % (file_path, max_size))
LOGGER.exception(msg)
Database.update_field_by_query("requestStatus", REQ_STATUS.failed,
**dict(fullrequestId=self.req_id))
Database.update_field_by_query("message", msg,
**dict(fullrequestId=self.req_id))
sftp_success = False
# case where the staging post path is incorrect
except FileNotFoundError:
msg = ('Incorrect path %s for openwis staging post'
'Dissemination failed' % dir_path)
LOGGER.exception(msg)
Database.update_field_by_query("requestStatus", REQ_STATUS.failed,
**dict(fullrequestId=self.req_id))
Database.update_field_by_query("message", msg,
**dict(fullrequestId=self.req_id))
sftp_success = False
# update database
# The database is updated with as many new entries as there were files
# downloaded
files_downloaded = self.update(sftp_success, files_to_sftp)
return sftp_success, files_downloaded
