def initialize_2(debug=False, propagate_logs=None, testing=False):
"""Second initialization step.
* Database
* Logging
* Plugin pre_hook()'s
* Rules
* Chains
* Pipelines
* Commands
:param debug: Should the database layer be put in debug mode?
:type debug: boolean
:param propagate_logs: Should the log output propagate to stderr?
:type propagate_logs: boolean or None
"""
# Create the queue and log directories if they don't already exist.
mailman.core.logging.initialize(propagate_logs)
# Initialize plugins
from mailman.plugins.initialize import initialize as initialize_plugins
initialize_plugins()
# Check for deprecated features in config.
config = mailman.config.config
if len(config.mailman.pre_hook) > 0: # pragma: nocover
log = logging.getLogger('mailman.plugins')
log.warning(
'The [mailman]pre_hook configuration value has been replaced '
"by the plugins infrastructure, and won't be called.")
# Run the plugin pre_hooks, if one fails, disable the offending plugin.
for name in config.plugins: # pragma: nocover
plugin = config.plugins[name]
if hasattr(plugin, 'pre_hook'):
try:
plugin.pre_hook()
except Exception: # pragma: nocover
log = logging.getLogger('mailman.plugins')
log.exception('Plugin failed to run its pre_hook: {}'
'It will be disabled and its components '
"won't be loaded.".format(name))
del config.plugins[name]
# Instantiate the database class, ensure that it's of the right type, and
# initialize it. Then stash the object on our configuration object.
utility_name = ('testing' if testing else 'production')
config.db = getUtility(IDatabaseFactory, utility_name).create()
# Initialize the rules and chains. Do the imports here so as to avoid
# circular imports.
from mailman.app.commands import initialize as initialize_commands
from mailman.core.chains import initialize as initialize_chains
from mailman.core.pipelines import initialize as initialize_pipelines
from mailman.core.rules import initialize as initialize_rules
# Order here is somewhat important.
initialize_rules()
initialize_chains()
initialize_pipelines()
initialize_commands()
def initialize_2(debug=False, propagate_logs=None):
"""Second initialization step.
* Logging
* Pre-hook
* Rules
* Chains
* Pipelines
* Commands
:param debug: Should the database layer be put in debug mode?
:type debug: boolean
:param propagate_logs: Should the log output propagate to stderr?
:type propagate_logs: boolean or None
"""
# Create the queue and log directories if they don't already exist.
mailman.core.logging.initialize(propagate_logs)
# Run the pre-hook if there is one.
config = mailman.config.config
if config.mailman.pre_hook:
call_name(config.mailman.pre_hook)
# Instantiate the database class, ensure that it's of the right type, and
# initialize it. Then stash the object on our configuration object.
database_class = config.database['class']
database = call_name(database_class)
verifyObject(IDatabase, database)
database.initialize(debug)
config.db = database
# Initialize the rules and chains. Do the imports here so as to avoid
# circular imports.
from mailman.app.commands import initialize as initialize_commands
from mailman.app.events import initialize as initialize_events
from mailman.core.chains import initialize as initialize_chains
from mailman.core.pipelines import initialize as initialize_pipelines
from mailman.core.rules import initialize as initialize_rules
# Order here is somewhat important.
initialize_rules()
initialize_chains()
initialize_pipelines()
initialize_commands()
initialize_events()
def initialize_2(debug=False, propagate_logs=None, testing=False):
"""Second initialization step.
* Database
* Logging
* Pre-hook
* Rules
* Chains
* Pipelines
* Commands
:param debug: Should the database layer be put in debug mode?
:type debug: boolean
:param propagate_logs: Should the log output propagate to stderr?
:type propagate_logs: boolean or None
"""
# Create the queue and log directories if they don't already exist.
mailman.core.logging.initialize(propagate_logs)
# Run the pre-hook if there is one.
config = mailman.config.config
if config.mailman.pre_hook:
call_name(config.mailman.pre_hook)
# Instantiate the database class, ensure that it's of the right type, and
# initialize it. Then stash the object on our configuration object.
utility_name = ('testing' if testing else 'production')
config.db = getUtility(IDatabaseFactory, utility_name).create()
# Initialize the rules and chains. Do the imports here so as to avoid
# circular imports.
from mailman.app.commands import initialize as initialize_commands
from mailman.core.chains import initialize as initialize_chains
from mailman.core.pipelines import initialize as initialize_pipelines
from mailman.core.rules import initialize as initialize_rules
# Order here is somewhat important.
initialize_rules()
initialize_chains()
initialize_pipelines()
initialize_commands()
