def start_server():
global server_pid, server_did_not_start
# There's a PID if the spawning worked
assert server_pid is None
# Can only tell if the server starts by doing a request
# If the request failed, don't try to restart.
if server_did_not_start:
raise AssertionError("Already tried once to start the server")
port = python_support.find_unused_port()
create_server_dir(port)
args = ['akara', "--config-file", config_filename, "start"]
try:
result = subprocess.call(args)
except:
print "Failed to start", args
raise
# Akara started, but it might have failed during startup.
# Report errors by reading the error log
if result != 0:
f = open(os.path.join(config_root, "logs", "error.log"))
err_text = f.read()
raise AssertionError("Could not start %r:\n%s" % (args, err_text))
# Akara server started in the background. The main
# process will only exit with a success (0) if the
# pid file has been created.
f = open(os.path.join(config_root, "logs", "akara.pid"))
line = f.readline()
f.close()
# Save the pid information now so the server will be shut down
# if there are any problems.
temp_server_pid = int(line)
# Check to see that the server process really exists.
# (Is this overkill? Is this portable for Windows?)
os.kill(temp_server_pid, 0) # Did Akara really start?
server_did_not_start = True
check_that_server_is_available(port)
server_did_not_start = False
# Looks like it's legit!
server_pid = temp_server_pid
return port
def start_server():
global server_pid, server_did_not_start
# There's a PID if the spawning worked
assert server_pid is None
# Can only tell if the server starts by doing a request
# If the request failed, don't try to restart.
if server_did_not_start:
raise AssertionError("Already tried once to start the server")
port = python_support.find_unused_port()
create_server_dir(port)
args = ['akara', "--config-file", config_filename, "start"]
try:
result = subprocess.call(args)
except:
print "Failed to start", args
raise
# Akara started, but it might have failed during startup.
# Report errors by reading the error log
if result != 0:
f = open(os.path.join(config_root, "logs", "error.log"))
err_text = f.read()
raise AssertionError("Could not start %r:\n%s" % (args, err_text))
# Akara server started in the background. The main
# process will only exit with a success (0) if the
# pid file has been created.
f = open(os.path.join(config_root, "logs", "akara.pid"))
line = f.readline()
f.close()
# Save the pid information now so the server will be shut down
# if there are any problems.
temp_server_pid = int(line)
# Check to see that the server process really exists.
# (Is this overkill? Is this portable for Windows?)
os.kill(temp_server_pid, 0) # Did Akara really start?
server_did_not_start = True
check_that_server_is_available(port)
server_did_not_start = False
# Looks like it's legit!
server_pid = temp_server_pid
return port