def _stop(self):
try:
mypipe = dpipes(pipePath, None)
mypipe.destroy()
except Exception, e:
# TODO print correct exception message
print "[%s] Unable to destroy pipes. Exception: %s" % (time.time(), e)
sys.exit(1)
def run(self):
# TODO: Load the domain name of the system from config.inc.php
# And store that as env variable
# Define event listener for named pipe here
# Currently writing to temp code to test daemon for now
try:
print "domainName = %s" % domainName
mypipe = dpipes(pipePath, domainName)
mypipe.create()
except Exception as inst:
# TODO print correct exception message
print """[%s] Unable to create pipes required to communicate
with daemon.\nException: %s""" % (time.time(), inst)
sys.exit(1)
def _stop(self):
"""**_stop()** called after daemon is stopped
Once daemon has stopped, it destroys pipes meant to recieve the
commands
Returns:
void.
"""
try:
mypipe = dpipes(pipePath, None)
mypipe.destroy()
except Exception, e:
# TODO print correct exception message
print "[%s] Unable to destroy pipes. Exception: %s" % (time.time(),
e)
sys.exit(1)
def run(self):
"""**run()** called after daemon is started
Once daemon has started, it creates an object of **dpipes**
class which listens to incoming requests via pipes
Returns:
void.
"""
try:
print "domainName = %s" % domainName
mypipe = dpipes(pipePath, domainName)
mypipe.create()
except Exception as inst:
# TODO print correct exception message
print """[%s] Unable to create pipes required to communicate
with daemon.\nException: %s""" % (time.time(), inst)
sys.exit(1)
