def _execute_site_sync_bg(
self,
args: Tuple[RequestContext, SiteId, SiteConfiguration, SiteRequest, ],
) -> SiteResult:
log.init_logging() # NOTE: We run in a subprocess!
with args[0]:
return _execute_site_sync(*args[1:])
def run(self):
# Ensure this process is not detected as apache process by the apache init script
daemon.set_procname("cmk-activate-changes")
# Detach from parent (apache) -> Remain running when apache is restarted
os.setsid()
# Cleanup existing livestatus connections (may be opened later when needed)
cmk.gui.sites.disconnect()
# Cleanup resources of the apache
for x in range(3, 256):
try:
os.close(x)
except OSError as e:
if e.errno == errno.EBADF:
pass
else:
raise
# Reinitialize logging targets
log.init_logging()
try:
self._do_run()
except:
logger.exception()
def _perform_tests_for_site(
self, site_id: SiteId,
result_queue: "multiprocessing.Queue[Tuple[SiteId, str]]") -> None:
self._logger.debug("[%s] Starting" % site_id)
result = None
try:
# Would be better to clean all open fds that are not needed, but we don't
# know the FDs of the result_queue pipe. Can we find it out somehow?
# Cleanup resources of the apache
# for x in range(3, 256):
# try:
# os.close(x)
# except OSError, e:
# if e.errno == errno.EBADF:
# pass
# else:
# raise
# Reinitialize logging targets
log.init_logging() # NOTE: We run in a subprocess!
if site_is_local(site_id):
automation = AutomationCheckAnalyzeConfig()
results_data = automation.execute(automation.get_request())
else:
results_data = watolib.do_remote_automation(
get_site_config(site_id),
"check-analyze-config",
[],
timeout=request.request_timeout - 10,
)
self._logger.debug("[%s] Finished" % site_id)
result = {
"state": 0,
"response": results_data,
}
except Exception:
self._logger.exception("[%s] Failed" % site_id)
result = {
"state":
1,
"response":
"Traceback:<br>%s" %
(traceback.format_exc().replace("\n", "<br>\n")),
}
finally:
result_queue.put((site_id, repr(result)))
result_queue.close()
result_queue.join_thread()
result_queue.join()
def initialize_environment(self):
# setup logging
log.init_logging()
self._logger = log.logger.getChild("background_process")
self._log_path_hint = _("More information can be found in ~/var/log/web.log")
# Disable html request timeout
if html.in_context():
html.disable_request_timeout()
# Close livestatus connections inherited from the parent process
sites.disconnect()
super(GUIBackgroundProcess, self).initialize_environment()
def initialize_environment(self):
# setup logging
log.init_logging() # NOTE: We run in a subprocess!
self._logger = log.logger.getChild("background-job")
self._log_path_hint = _(
"More information can be found in ~/var/log/web.log")
# Disable html request timeout
if timeout_manager:
timeout_manager.disable_timeout()
# Close livestatus connections inherited from the parent process
sites.disconnect()
super().initialize_environment()
def _perform_tests_for_site(self, site_id, result_queue):
self._logger.debug("[%s] Starting" % site_id)
try:
# Would be better to clean all open fds that are not needed, but we don't
# know the FDs of the result_queue pipe. Can we find it out somehow?
# Cleanup resources of the apache
#for x in range(3, 256):
# try:
# os.close(x)
# except OSError, e:
# if e.errno == 9: # Bad file descriptor
# pass
# else:
# raise
# Reinitialize logging targets
log.init_logging()
if config.site_is_local(site_id):
automation = AutomationCheckAnalyzeConfig()
results_data = automation.execute(automation.get_request())
else:
results_data = watolib.do_remote_automation(
config.site(site_id), "check-analyze-config", [])
self._logger.debug("[%s] Finished" % site_id)
result = {
"state": 0,
"response": results_data,
}
except Exception:
self._logger.exception("[%s] Failed" % site_id)
result = {
"state":
1,
"response":
"Traceback:<br>%s" %
(traceback.format_exc().replace("\n", "<br>\n")),
}
finally:
result_queue.put((site_id, repr(result)))
result_queue.close()
result_queue.join_thread()
result_queue.join()
def _execute_site_sync_bg(self, args: Tuple[SiteId, SiteConfiguration,
SiteRequest]) -> SiteResult:
log.init_logging() # NOTE: We run in a subprocess!
return _execute_site_sync(*args)
