def updateConfig(self, config, outqueue):
self.config = config
self.outputQueue = outqueue
# TODO: Figure out if this maxQueueLength needs to even be set here. I think this should exist on the output
# process and the generator shouldn't have anything to do with this.
self.outputPlugin = self.config.getPlugin('output.' + self._sample.outputMode, self._sample)
if self._sample.maxQueueLength == 0:
self._sample.maxQueueLength = self.outputPlugin.MAXQUEUELENGTH
# Output = output process, not the plugin. The plugin is loaded by the output process.
self._out = Output(self._sample)
self._out.updateConfig(self.config)
if self.outputPlugin.useOutputQueue or self.config.useOutputQueue:
self._out._update_outputqueue(self.outputQueue)
def __init__(self, sample):
# Logger already setup by config, just get an instance
logger = logging.getLogger('eventgen')
from eventgenconfig import EventgenAdapter
adapter = EventgenAdapter(logger, {'module': 'GeneratorPlugin', 'sample': sample.name})
self.logger = adapter
from eventgenconfig import Config
globals()['c'] = Config()
# # 2/10/14 CS Make a threadsafe copy of all of the samples for us to work on
# with c.copyLock:
# # 10/9/15 CS Moving this to inside the lock, in theory, there should only be one thread
# # trying to start at once, going to try to ensure this is the case and hoping for no deadlocks
# while c.pluginsStarting.value() > 0:
# self.logger.debug("Waiting for exclusive lock to start for GeneratorPlugin '%s'" % sample.name)
# time.sleep(0.1)
# c.pluginsStarting.increment()
self.logger.debug("GeneratorPlugin being initialized for sample '%s'" % sample.name)
self._out = Output(sample)
# # 9/6/15 Don't do any work until all the timers have started
# while c.timersStarted.value() < len(c.sampleTimers):
# self.logger.debug("Not all timers started, sleeping for GeneratorPlugin '%s'" % sample.name)
# time.sleep(1.0)
self._samples = { }
for s in c.samples:
news = copy.copy(s)
news.tokens = [ copy.copy(t) for t in s.tokens ]
for setting in c._jsonSettings:
if setting in s.__dict__:
setattr(news, setting, getattr(s, setting))
self._samples[news.name] = news
# self._samples = dict((s.name, copy.deepcopy(s)) for s in c.samples)
self._sample = sample