def _main():
"""
attempt to update with current, fallback to rpm
attempt to collect and upload with new, then current, then rpm
if an egg fails a phase never try it again
"""
if not all([insights_uid, insights_gid, insights_grpid]):
sys.exit("User and/or group 'insights' not found. Exiting.")
validated_eggs = list(filter(gpg_validate, [STABLE_EGG, RPM_EGG]))
if not validated_eggs:
sys.exit("No GPG-verified eggs can be found")
sys.path = validated_eggs + sys.path
try:
# flake8 complains because these imports aren't at the top
import insights
from insights.client import InsightsClient
from insights.client.phase.v1 import get_phases
# handle client instantation here so that it isn't done multiple times in __init__
client = InsightsClient(True,
False) # read config, but dont setup logging
config = client.get_conf()
# handle log rotation here instead of core
if os.path.isfile(config['logging_file']):
log_handler = logging.handlers.RotatingFileHandler(
config['logging_file'], backupCount=3)
log_handler.doRollover()
# we now have access to the clients logging mechanism instead of using print
client.set_up_logging()
logging.root.debug("Loaded initial egg: %s",
os.path.dirname(insights.__file__))
# check for insights user/group
if not (insights_uid or insights_gid):
log("WARNING: 'insights' user not found. Using root to run all phases"
)
# check if the user is in the insights group
# make sure they are not root
in_insights_group = insights_grpid in curr_user_grps
if not in_insights_group and os.geteuid() != 0:
log("ERROR: user not in 'insights' group AND not root. Exiting.")
return
if config["version"]:
from insights_client.constants import InsightsConstants as constants
print("Client: %s" % constants.version)
print("Core: %s" % client.version())
return
for p in get_phases():
run_phase(p, client)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
sys.exit('Aborting.')
def _main():
"""
attempt to update with current, fallback to rpm
attempt to collect and upload with new, then current, then rpm
if an egg fails a phase never try it again
"""
if os.getuid() != 0:
sys.exit('Insights client must be run as root.')
# sort rpm and stable eggs after verification
validated_eggs = sorted_eggs(
list(filter(gpg_validate, [STABLE_EGG, RPM_EGG])))
# if ENV_EGG was specified and it's valid, add that to front of sys.path
# so it can be loaded initially. keep it in its own var so we don't
# pass it to run_phase where we load it again
if gpg_validate(ENV_EGG):
valid_env_egg = [ENV_EGG]
else:
valid_env_egg = []
if not validated_eggs and not valid_env_egg:
sys.exit("No GPG-verified eggs can be found")
# ENV egg comes first
sys.path = valid_env_egg + validated_eggs + sys.path
try:
# flake8 complains because these imports aren't at the top
import insights
from insights.client import InsightsClient
from insights.client.phase.v1 import get_phases
# handle client instantation here so that it isn't done multiple times in __init__
client = InsightsClient(True,
False) # read config, but dont setup logging
config = client.get_conf()
# handle log rotation here instead of core
if os.path.isfile(config['logging_file']):
log_handler = logging.handlers.RotatingFileHandler(
config['logging_file'], backupCount=3)
log_handler.doRollover()
# we now have access to the clients logging mechanism instead of using print
client.set_up_logging()
logging.root.debug("Loaded initial egg: %s",
os.path.dirname(insights.__file__))
if config["version"]:
from insights_client.constants import InsightsConstants as constants
print("Client: %s" % constants.version)
print("Core: %s" % client.version())
return
for p in get_phases():
run_phase(p, client, validated_eggs)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
sys.exit('Aborting.')
def _f():
try:
config = InsightsConfig().load_all()
except ValueError as e:
sys.stderr.write('ERROR: ' + str(e) + '\n')
sys.exit(constants.sig_kill_bad)
client = InsightsClient(config)
client.set_up_logging()
if config.debug:
logger.info("Core path: %s", os.path.dirname(__file__))
try_auto_configuration(config)
try:
func(client, config)
except Exception:
logger.exception("Fatal error")
sys.exit(1)
else:
sys.exit() # Exit gracefully
