def stageFile(pathname, context):
"""
Prepare a configuration file for modification. It involves making
a copy of the previous version, then opening a temporary file for edition.
"""
stage_user = context.value('admin')
stage_group = context.value('admin')
new_path = context.modEtcDir + pathname
org_path = context.tplEtcDir + pathname
log_info('stage %s\n to %s\n original at %s' %
(pathname, new_path, org_path))
if not os.path.exists(org_path):
# We copy the original configuration file into the local build
# directory before modifying it.
# Note that we only do that the first time through so unless
# the original (cache) directory is deleted, we donot overwrite
# the original original files when the script is run a second time.
#
try:
shell_command([
'install', '-D', '-p', '-o', stage_user, '-g', stage_group,
pathname, org_path
],
admin=True)
except Error as err:
# We sometimes need sudo access to make backup copies of config
# files (even ones with no credentials). This is just a convoluted
# way to achieve the first copy before modification.
pass
if (not os.path.exists(os.path.dirname(new_path))
and len(os.path.dirname(new_path)) > 0):
os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(new_path))
return org_path, new_path
def modify_config(pathname, settings={},
sep=' = ', enter_block_sep='{', exit_block_sep='}',
one_per_line=False, context=None):
# In the directory where the script is executed, the original configuration
# file is saved into a "org" subdirectory while the updated configuration
# is temporarly created into a "new" subdirectory before being copied
# over the actual configuration.
# The temporary files are created in the local directory and not in /tmp
# because it does not seem a good idea to have important files such
# as system configuration leaked outside a potentially encrypted drive.
# The philosophy being the user is thus fully aware of what gets created
# where and can thus make appropriate decisions about the commands he/she
# runs.
unchanged = {}
log_info('configure ' + pathname + "...")
org_config_path, new_config_path = stageFile(pathname, context)
if os.path.exists(org_config_path):
with open(org_config_path) as orgConfig:
with open(new_config_path, 'w') as newConfig:
unchanged = modify_config_file(
newConfig, orgConfig, settings, sep=sep,
enter_block_sep=enter_block_sep,
exit_block_sep=exit_block_sep,
one_per_line=one_per_line)
else:
logging.warning('%s does not exists.', org_config_path)
# Add lines that did not previously appear in the configuration file.
with open(new_config_path, 'w') as newConfig:
writeSettings(newConfig, settings, [],
sep=sep, one_per_line=one_per_line)
return unchanged
def stageFile(pathname, context):
"""
Prepare a configuration file for modification. It involves making
a copy of the previous version, then opening a temporary file for edition.
"""
stage_user = context.value('admin')
stage_group = context.value('admin')
new_path = context.MOD_SYSCONFDIR + pathname
org_path = context.TPL_SYSCONFDIR + pathname
log_info('stage %s\n to %s\n original at %s'
% (pathname, new_path, org_path))
if not os.path.exists(org_path):
# We copy the original configuration file into the local build
# directory before modifying it.
# Note that we only do that the first time through so unless
# the original (cache) directory is deleted, we donot overwrite
# the original original files when the script is run a second time.
#
try:
shell_command([
'install', '-D', '-p', '-o', stage_user, '-g', stage_group,
pathname, org_path], admin=True)
except Error as err:
# We sometimes need sudo access to make backup copies of config
# files (even ones with no credentials). This is just a convoluted
# way to achieve the first copy before modification.
pass
if (not os.path.exists(os.path.dirname(new_path))
and len(os.path.dirname(new_path)) > 0):
os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(new_path))
return org_path, new_path
def find_meminfo(dist_host):
"""
List information about memory usage
"""
tero.log_info("cat /proc/meminfo")
with open('/proc/meminfo') as meminfo_file:
for line in meminfo_file.readlines():
sys.stdout.write(line)
def modify_config(pathname,
settings={},
sep=' = ',
enter_block_sep='{',
exit_block_sep='}',
one_per_line=False,
context=None):
# In the directory where the script is executed, the original configuration
# file is saved into a "org" subdirectory while the updated configuration
# is temporarly created into a "new" subdirectory before being copied
# over the actual configuration.
# The temporary files are created in the local directory and not in /tmp
# because it does not seem a good idea to have important files such
# as system configuration leaked outside a potentially encrypted drive.
# The philosophy being the user is thus fully aware of what gets created
# where and can thus make appropriate decisions about the commands he/she
# runs.
unchanged = {}
log_info('configure ' + pathname + "...")
org_config_path, new_config_path = stageFile(pathname, context)
if os.path.exists(org_config_path):
with open(org_config_path) as orgConfig:
with open(new_config_path, 'w') as newConfig:
unchanged = modify_config_file(newConfig,
orgConfig,
settings,
sep=sep,
enter_block_sep=enter_block_sep,
exit_block_sep=exit_block_sep,
one_per_line=one_per_line)
else:
logging.warning('%s does not exists.', org_config_path)
# Add lines that did not previously appear in the configuration file.
with open(new_config_path, 'w') as newConfig:
writeSettings(newConfig,
settings, [],
sep=sep,
one_per_line=one_per_line)
return unchanged