def __init__(self,
str_sub_type='',
obj_xmlnode_runtime=None,
obj_device_parent=None):
CLogger.__init__(self)
# for the device tree
self.str_sub_type = str_sub_type
self.obj_device_parent = obj_device_parent
self.obj_xmlnode_runtime = obj_xmlnode_runtime
self.dict_device_children = {}
self.str_device_type = None
self.str_device_name = None
# the interfaces
self.obj_rest_agent = None
# for runtime
self.obj_logger = None
self.on_data = {}
self.mon_data = {}
# flags
self.b_valid = True # this flag is set to True by default. It will be set to false
# when a error appeared, which means the device is not OK to
# be used
self.b_build = False # device built
self.b_logger_set = False # logger set or not
self.b_interface_set = False # interfaces set or not
CDevice.list_type.append(self.str_device_type)
self.uri = ''
def __init__(self, str_task_file=''):
CLogger.__init__(self)
self.b_valid = True
self.str_error_code = ''
self.b_quit = False
self.b_status_change = False
self.b_completed = False
self.b_still_case_queued = True
self._b_create_junit_report = True
self.str_task_file = os.path.basename(str_task_file)
self.str_report_file = ''
self.str_work_directory = 'temp'
self.str_task_file_full_path = str_task_file
self.str_platform = 'unknown'
self.str_hwimo_version = ''
self.str_hwimo_ip = ''
self.str_stack = ''
self.str_test_alias = ''
self.str_test_title = ''
self.str_task_ID = os.path.basename(self.str_task_file).split('_')[0]
self.dict_thread_case_running = {}
self.dict_case_result_error_code = {}
self.int_case_retry_threshold = 2
self.list_xmlnode_case = []
if str_task_file == '':
raise Exception(
'No task file is found when initialize a test executor.')
self.test_run_id = None
self.testrail = None
self.dict_pqa_tr_id = {}
self.__parse_info__()
def __init__(self, str_task_file=''):
CLogger.__init__(self)
self.b_valid = True
self.str_error_code = ''
self.b_quit = False
self.b_status_change = False
self.b_completed = False
self.b_still_case_queued = True
self._b_create_junit_report = True
self.str_task_file = os.path.basename(str_task_file)
self.str_report_file = ''
self.str_work_directory = 'temp'
self.str_task_file_full_path = str_task_file
self.str_platform = 'unknown'
self.str_hwimo_version = ''
self.str_hwimo_ip = ''
self.str_stack = ''
self.str_test_alias = ''
self.str_test_title = ''
self.str_task_ID = os.path.basename(self.str_task_file).split('_')[0]
self.dict_thread_case_running = {}
self.dict_case_result_error_code = {}
self.int_case_retry_threshold = 2
self.list_xmlnode_case = []
if str_task_file == '':
raise Exception('No task file is found when initialize a test executor.')
self.test_run_id = None
self.testrail = None
self.dict_pqa_tr_id = {}
self.__parse_info__()
def __init__(self, para, str_session_log = None):
# for event log
CLogger.__init__(self)
# for console output logging
CLogTool.__init__(self, str_session_log)
self._int_port = para[0]-1
self._int_baudrate = para[1]
self.h_serial = Serial()
server_platform=platform.system()
# support cygwin;
# in cygwin, we should use device name instead of port number in int;
# in Windows and Linux, pyserial could get device by port number automatically;
# However in cygwin it will try to find /dev/com32 if we only provide 32.
if 'CYGWIN' in server_platform:
self.h_serial.port = '/dev/ttyS%d' % self._int_port
elif server_platform == 'Windows':
self.h_serial.port = self._int_port
elif server_platform == 'Linux':
self.h_serial.port = '/dev/ttyr%02x' % self._int_port
else:
raise Exception('Unsupported platform: %s' % server_platform)
self.h_serial.baudrate = self._int_baudrate
# used in read_until_strings, indicating which string is found
self._int_match_index = 0
# indicate if the port is connected
self._b_connected = False
# size of searching buffer
self._int_buffer_size = 1024*4
# the output buffer, will be cleared in flush_buffer
self._str_buffer = ''
# Lock for buffer change
self._lock_buffer = Lock()
# used by user to request caching the output
self._b_caching = False
# used by user to cache the output
self._str_cache = ''
# used to prevent the port from being disconnected when reading data
self._lock_connection = Lock()
# used to track if user is checking the buffer
self._b_checking = False
# used to terminate reading thread
self.event_thread_quit = Event()
self.event_thread_quit.clear()
self.thread_read = Thread(target=self.read_data)
self.thread_read.setDaemon(True)
self.thread_read.start()
def __init__(self, para, str_session_log=None):
# for event log
CLogger.__init__(self)
# for console output logging
CLogTool.__init__(self, str_session_log)
self._int_port = para[0] - 1
self._int_baudrate = para[1]
self.h_serial = Serial()
server_platform = platform.system()
# support cygwin;
# in cygwin, we should use device name instead of port number in int;
# in Windows and Linux, pyserial could get device by port number automatically;
# However in cygwin it will try to find /dev/com32 if we only provide 32.
if 'CYGWIN' in server_platform:
self.h_serial.port = '/dev/ttyS%d' % self._int_port
elif server_platform == 'Windows':
self.h_serial.port = self._int_port
elif server_platform == 'Linux':
self.h_serial.port = '/dev/ttyr%02x' % self._int_port
else:
raise Exception('Unsupported platform: %s' % server_platform)
self.h_serial.baudrate = self._int_baudrate
# used in read_until_strings, indicating which string is found
self._int_match_index = 0
# indicate if the port is connected
self._b_connected = False
# size of searching buffer
self._int_buffer_size = 1024 * 4
# the output buffer, will be cleared in flush_buffer
self._str_buffer = ''
# Lock for buffer change
self._lock_buffer = Lock()
# used by user to request caching the output
self._b_caching = False
# used by user to cache the output
self._str_cache = ''
# used to prevent the port from being disconnected when reading data
self._lock_connection = Lock()
# used to track if user is checking the buffer
self._b_checking = False
# used to terminate reading thread
self.event_thread_quit = Event()
self.event_thread_quit.clear()
self.thread_read = Thread(target=self.read_data)
self.thread_read.setDaemon(True)
self.thread_read.start()
def __init__(self, verify=False,
username='',
password='',
session_log=True,
headers={'Content-Type': 'application/json'}):
CLogger.__init__(self)
self.str_session_log = ''
self.b_verify = verify
self.username = username
self.password = password
self.b_session_log = session_log
self.http_header = headers
try:
urllib3.disable_warnings()
except:
pass
def __init__(self, str_config_file):
CLogger.__init__(self)
self.str_config_file = str_config_file
self.lock_update_file = Lock()
self.event_quit = Event()
self.event_quit.clear()
self.str_source_folder = ''
self.lst_enclosure = []
self.lst_apc = []
self.dict_runtime = {}
self.dict_system_type = {}
self.dict_branch_name_platform = {}
self.dict_email = {}
self.et_root = None
if self.refresh() != 0:
self.log('ERROR', 'Failed to parse config file')
sys.exit()
def __init__(self, str_config_file):
CLogger.__init__(self)
self.str_config_file = str_config_file
self.lock_update_file = Lock()
self.event_quit = Event()
self.event_quit.clear()
self.str_source_folder = ''
self.lst_enclosure = []
self.lst_apc = []
self.dict_runtime = {}
self.dict_system_type = {}
self.dict_branch_name_platform = {}
self.dict_email = {}
self.et_root = None
if self.refresh() != 0:
self.log('ERROR', 'Failed to parse config file')
sys.exit()
def __init__(self,
verify=False,
username='',
password='',
session_log=True,
headers={'Content-Type': 'application/json'}):
CLogger.__init__(self)
self.str_session_log = ''
self.b_verify = verify
self.username = username
self.password = password
self.b_session_log = session_log
self.http_header = headers
try:
urllib3.disable_warnings()
except:
pass
def __init__(self, ip, username, password, str_session_log=None, port=22):
# Log tool init
CLogger.__init__(self)
CLogTool.__init__(self, str_session_log)
# ssh host IP
self.ip = ip
self.port = port
# ssh host username
self.username = username
# ssh host password
self.password = password
# ssh connection
self.h_ssh = paramiko.SSHClient()
self.h_chan = None
# used in read_until_strings, indicating which string is found
self._int_match_index = 0
# indicate if the port is connected
self._b_connected = False
# size of recv buffer
self._int_buffer_size = 1024 * 4
# the recv buffer used for searching, will be cleared in flush_buffer
self._str_buffer = ''
# Lock for buffer change
self._lock_buffer = Lock()
# used by user to request caching the output
self._b_caching = False
# used by user to cache the output
self._str_cache = ''
# used to keep cache
self._lock_cache = Lock()
# used to prevent the port from being disconnected when reading data
self._lock_connection = Lock()
# used to track if user is checking the buffer
self._b_checking = False
# used to terminate reading thread
self.event_thread_quit = Event()
self.event_thread_quit.clear()
self.thread_read = Thread(target=self.read_data)
self.thread_read.setDaemon(True)
self.thread_read.start()
def __init__(self, ip, username, password, str_session_log=None, port=22):
# Log tool init
CLogger.__init__(self)
CLogTool.__init__(self, str_session_log)
# ssh host IP
self.ip = ip
self.port = port
# ssh host username
self.username = username
# ssh host password
self.password = password
# ssh connection
self.h_ssh = paramiko.SSHClient()
self.h_chan = None
# used in read_until_strings, indicating which string is found
self._int_match_index = 0
# indicate if the port is connected
self._b_connected = False
# size of recv buffer
self._int_buffer_size = 1024 * 4
# the recv buffer used for searching, will be cleared in flush_buffer
self._str_buffer = ''
# Lock for buffer change
self._lock_buffer = Lock()
# used by user to request caching the output
self._b_caching = False
# used by user to cache the output
self._str_cache = ''
# used to keep cache
self._lock_cache = Lock()
# used to prevent the port from being disconnected when reading data
self._lock_connection = Lock()
# used to track if user is checking the buffer
self._b_checking = False
# used to terminate reading thread
self.event_thread_quit = Event()
self.event_thread_quit.clear()
self.thread_read = Thread(target=self.read_data)
self.thread_read.setDaemon(True)
self.thread_read.start()
def __init__(self, str_ip='', port=None, str_user='******', str_password='******'):
CLogger.__init__(self)
if CIOL.b_ipmitool_warning:
print CIOL.str_ipmitool_warning
CIOL.b_ipmitool_warning
self.str_ip = str_ip
# RMCP+ udp port used by BMC; by default it is 623.
if port:
self.port = port
else:
self.port = 623
self.str_user = str_user
self.str_password = str_password
self.str_param = ''
self.set_ipmitool_command_prefix()
self.b_create_session_log = True
self.str_session_log = ''
def __init__(self, int_port = None, int_baudrate = 115200, str_session_log = ''):
CLogger.__init__(self)
self.int_port = int_port - 1
self.int_baudrate = int_baudrate
self.b_logging = False
self.str_logging_info = ''
self.h_serial = Serial()
self.h_serial.port = self.int_port
self.h_serial.baudrate = self.int_baudrate
self.str_default_raw_session_log_file = 'log_com_' + str(int_port) + '_raw.txt'
if str_session_log == '':
self.str_raw_log_file_name = self.str_default_raw_session_log_file
else:
self.str_raw_log_file_name = str_session_log.split('.txt')[0] + '_raw.txt'
self.b_raw_logging = False
self.str_default_formatted_session_log_file = 'log_com_' + str(int_port) + '_formatted.txt'
if str_session_log == '':
self.str_formatted_log_file_name = self.str_default_formatted_session_log_file
else:
self.str_formatted_log_file_name = str_session_log.split('.txt')[0] + '_formatted.txt'
self.b_formatted_logging = False
self.b_wait = False #Indicate whether is waiting for a string
self.str_buffer = ''
self.lock_buffer = Lock()
self.lock_disconnect = Lock() # used to prevent the port from being disconnected when reading data
self.int_match_index = 0
self.event_thread_quit = Event() # used to terminate reading thread
self.event_thread_quit.clear()
self.thread_read = Thread(target = self.read_data)
self.thread_read.setDaemon(True)
self.thread_read.start()
'''
#Not used for the moment.
self.VT100 = VT100()
# self.thread_VT100_screen = Thread(target = self.print_vt100_screen)
# self.thread_VT100_screen.setDaemon(True)
# self.thread_VT100_screen.start()
# self.thread_receive_input_from_file = Thread(target = self.receive_input_from_file)
# self.thread_receive_input_from_file.setDaemon(True)
# self.thread_receive_input_from_file.start()
'''
self.connect()
def __init__(self, addr = None, obj_logger = None):
CLogger.__init__(self)
self.set_logger(obj_logger)
# if the IP is not set, use the server ip
if addr == None:
import socket
str_server_name = socket.getfqdn(socket.gethostname())
list_server_ip = socket.gethostbyname_ex(str_server_name)
str_server_ip = ''
for each_ip in list_server_ip[2]:
if each_ip.startswith('10.'):
str_server_ip = each_ip
break
if str_server_ip == '':
print '[ERROR] Cannot find IP of 10.xxx.xxx.xxx. Exit'
import sys
sys.exit()
addr = (str_server_ip, 8003)
SimpleJSONRPCServer.__init__(self, addr, logRequests = False)
self.instance_register()
self._deactivate_socket()
def __init__(self,
str_ip='',
port=None,
str_user='******',
str_password='******'):
CLogger.__init__(self)
if CIOL.b_ipmitool_warning:
print CIOL.str_ipmitool_warning
CIOL.b_ipmitool_warning
self.str_ip = str_ip
# RMCP+ udp port used by BMC; by default it is 623.
if port:
self.port = port
else:
self.port = 623
self.str_user = str_user
self.str_password = str_password
self.str_param = ''
self.set_ipmitool_command_prefix()
self.b_create_session_log = True
self.str_session_log = ''
def __init__(self, connect_type, para, session_log = ''):
CLogger.__init__(self)
connect_type = connect_type.lower()
if connect_type == self.TELNET:
if type(para[1]) != int:
para[1] = int(para[1], 10)
self._connection = CTelnet(para, session_log)
self.int_port = para[1]
elif connect_type == self.SERIAL:
if type(para[0]) != int:
para[0] = int(para[0], 10)
if type(para[1]) != int:
para[1] = int(para[1], 10)
self._connection = CSerial(para, session_log)
self.int_port = para[0] - 1
else:
raise Exception('Interface type not supported(%s)' % connect_type)
def __init__(self, connect_type, para, session_log=''):
CLogger.__init__(self)
connect_type = connect_type.lower()
if connect_type == self.TELNET:
if type(para[1]) != int:
para[1] = int(para[1], 10)
self._connection = CTelnet(para, session_log)
self.int_port = para[1]
elif connect_type == self.SERIAL:
if type(para[0]) != int:
para[0] = int(para[0], 10)
if type(para[1]) != int:
para[1] = int(para[1], 10)
self._connection = CSerial(para, session_log)
self.int_port = para[0] - 1
else:
raise Exception('Interface type not supported(%s)' % connect_type)
def __init__(self, para, str_session_log=None):
CLogger.__init__(self)
CLogTool.__init__(self, str_session_log)
# telnet ip address
self._str_ip_addr = para[0]
# telnet port
self._int_port = int(para[1])
# telnet connection
self.h_telnet = telnetlib.Telnet()
# used in read_until_strings, indicating which string is found
self._int_match_index = 0
# indicate if the port is connected
self._b_connected = False
# size of recv buffer
self._int_buffer_size = 1024 * 4
# the recv buffer used for searching, will be cleared in flush_buffer
self._str_buffer = ''
# Lock for buffer change
self._lock_buffer = Lock()
# used by user to request caching the output
self._b_caching = False
# used by user to cache the output
self._str_cache = ''
# used to prevent the port from being disconnected when reading data
self._lock_connection = Lock()
# used to track if user is checking the buffer
self._b_checking = False
# used to terminate reading thread
self.event_thread_quit = Event()
self.event_thread_quit.clear()
self.thread_read = Thread(target=self.read_data)
self.thread_read.setDaemon(True)
self.thread_read.start()
def __init__(self):
CLogger.__init__(self)
self.reset()
def __init__(self, str_ip = None, int_port = _DEFAULT_ATRAGON_PORT):
CLogger.__init__(self)
self.obj_json_client = None
self.str_ip = str_ip
self.int_port = int_port
def __init__(self, obj_logger = None):
CLogger.__init__(self)
self.set_logger(obj_logger)
result, info = self._parse_task_file('T000003', 'megatron')
self.dict_result = info
def __init__(self):
CLogger.__init__(self)
self.obj_logger = None
self.dict_interface = {}
def __init__(self):
CLogger.__init__(self)
self.obj_logger = None
self.dict_interface = {}
def __init__(self, str_ip=None, int_port=_DEFAULT_ATRAGON_PORT):
CLogger.__init__(self)
self.obj_json_client = None
self.str_ip = str_ip
self.int_port = int_port
