def _merge_logfiles(self):
""" helper method to merge several files together by datetime. """
# open files, read first lines, extract first dates
lines = [f.readline() for f in self.args["logfile"]]
lines = [LogLine(l) if l else None for l in lines]
# adjust lines by timezone
for i in range(len(lines)):
if lines[i] and lines[i].datetime:
lines[i]._datetime = lines[i].datetime + timedelta(hours=self.args["timezone"][i])
while any(lines):
min_line = min(lines, key=self._datetime_key_for_merge)
min_index = lines.index(min_line)
if self.args["markers"][min_index]:
min_line.merge_marker_str = self.args["markers"][min_index]
yield min_line
# update lines array with a new line from the min_index'th logfile
new_line = self.args["logfile"][min_index].readline()
lines[min_index] = LogLine(new_line) if new_line else None
if lines[min_index] and lines[min_index].datetime:
lines[min_index]._datetime = lines[min_index].datetime + timedelta(
hours=self.args["timezone"][min_index]
)
def _export(self, with_line_str=True):
fields = ['_id', 'datetime', 'operation', 'thread', 'namespace', 'nscanned', 'nreturned', 'duration', 'numYields', 'w', 'r']
if with_line_str:
fields.append('line_str')
first_row = True
result_str = ''
out_count = 0
for line_no, line in enumerate(self.args['logfile']):
logline = LogLine(line)
# only export lines that have a datetime and duration
if logline.datetime and logline.duration:
out_count += 1
# if too many lines include a line_str, the page won't load
if with_line_str and out_count > 10000:
print "Warning: more than 10,000 data points detected. Skipping actual log line strings for faster plotting."
return False
# write log line out as json
if not first_row:
# prepend comma and newline
result_str += ',\n'
else:
first_row = False
# hack to include _id for log lines from file
logline._id = line_no
result_str += logline.to_json(fields)
return result_str
def _calculate_bounds(self):
""" calculate beginning and end of logfile. """
if self.from_stdin:
return None
# get start datetime
for line in self.logfile:
logline = LogLine(line)
date = logline.datetime
if date:
self._start = date
break
# get end datetime (lines are at most 10k, go back 15k at most to make sure)
self.logfile.seek(0, 2)
file_size = self.logfile.tell()
self.logfile.seek(-min(file_size, 15000), 2)
for line in reversed(self.logfile.readlines()):
logline = LogLine(line)
date = logline.datetime
if date:
self._end = date
break
# if there was a roll-over, subtract 1 year from start time
if self._end < self._start:
self._start = self._start.replace(year=self._start.year - 1)
# reset logfile
self.logfile.seek(0)
def _export(self, with_line_str=True):
fields = [
'_id', 'datetime', 'operation', 'thread', 'namespace', 'nscanned',
'nreturned', 'duration', 'numYields', 'w', 'r'
]
if with_line_str:
fields.append('line_str')
first_row = True
result_str = ''
out_count = 0
for line_no, line in enumerate(self.args['logfile']):
logline = LogLine(line)
# only export lines that have a datetime and duration
if logline.datetime and logline.duration:
out_count += 1
# if too many lines include a line_str, the page won't load
if with_line_str and out_count > 10000:
print "Warning: more than 10,000 data points detected. Skipping actual log line strings for faster plotting."
return False
# write log line out as json
if not first_row:
# prepend comma and newline
result_str += ',\n'
else:
first_row = False
# hack to include _id for log lines from file
logline._id = line_no
result_str += logline.to_json(fields)
return result_str
def parse_loglines(self):
multiple_files = False
# create generator for logfile(s) handles
if type(self.args['logfile']) != types.ListType:
logfiles = [self.args['logfile']]
else:
logfiles = self.args['logfile']
if len(logfiles) > 1:
multiple_files = True
self.args['group'] = 'filename'
plot_instance = self.plot_types[self.args['type']](args=self.args)
for logfile in logfiles:
for line in logfile:
# create LogLine object
logline = LogLine(line)
if multiple_files:
# amend logline object with filename for group by filename
logline.filename = logfile.name
# offer plot_instance and see if it can plot it
line_accepted = False
if plot_instance.accept_line(logline):
# only add if it doesn't conflict with namespace restrictions
if self.args[
'ns'] != None and logline.namespace not in self.args[
'ns']:
continue
if self.args['exclude_ns'] != None and (
logline.namespace in self.args['exclude_ns']):
continue
# if logline doesn't have datetime, skip
if logline.datetime == None:
continue
if logline.namespace == None:
logline._namespace = "None"
line_accepted = True
plot_instance.add_line(logline)
self.plot_instances.append(plot_instance)
# close files after parsing
if sys.stdin.isatty():
for f in logfiles:
f.close()
def run(self):
LogFileTool.run(self)
# store in current local folder
mlogvis_dir = '.'
# change stdin logfile name and remove the < >
logname = self.args['logfile'].name
if logname == '<stdin>':
logname = 'stdin'
os.chdir(mlogvis_dir)
data_path = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(mtools.__file__), 'data')
srcfilelocation = os.path.join(data_path, 'index.html')
outf = '{"type": "duration", "logfilename": "' + logname + '", "data":['
first_row = True
for line in self.args['logfile']:
logline = LogLine(line)
# group regular connections together
if logline.datetime and logline.duration:
if logline.thread and logline.thread.startswith("conn"):
logline._thread = "conn####"
# write log line out as json
if not first_row:
# prepend comma and newline
outf += ',\n'
else:
first_row = False
outf += logline.to_json([
'line_str', 'datetime', 'operation', 'thread', 'namespace',
'nscanned', 'nreturned', 'duration'
])
outf += ']}'
dstfilelocation = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), '%s.html' % logname)
print "copying %s to %s" % (srcfilelocation, dstfilelocation)
srcfile = open(srcfilelocation)
contents = srcfile.read()
srcfile.close()
dstfile = open(dstfilelocation, 'wt')
replaced_contents = contents.replace('##REPLACE##', outf)
dstfile.write(replaced_contents)
dstfile.close()
print "serving visualization on file://" + dstfilelocation
webbrowser.open("file://" + dstfilelocation)
def parse_loglines(self):
multiple_files = False
# create generator for logfile(s) handles
if sys.stdin.isatty():
logfiles = ( open(f, 'r') for f in self.args['filename'] )
if len(self.args['filename']) > 1:
multiple_files = True
self.args['group'] = 'filename'
else:
logfiles = [sys.stdin]
plot_instance = self.plot_types[self.args['type']](args=self.args)
for logfile in logfiles:
for line in logfile:
# create LogLine object
logline = LogLine(line)
if multiple_files:
# amend logline object with filename for group by filename
logline.filename = logfile.name
# offer plot_instance and see if it can plot it
line_accepted = False
if plot_instance.accept_line(logline):
# only add if it doesn't conflict with namespace restrictions
if self.args['ns'] != None and logline.namespace not in self.args['ns']:
continue
if self.args['exclude_ns'] != None and (logline.namespace in self.args['exclude_ns']):
continue
# if logline doesn't have datetime, skip
if logline.datetime == None:
continue
if logline.namespace == None:
logline._namespace = "None"
line_accepted = True
plot_instance.add_line(logline)
self.plot_instances.append(plot_instance)
# close files after parsing
if sys.stdin.isatty():
for f in logfiles:
f.close()
def run(self):
LogFileTool.run(self)
# store in current local folder
mlogvis_dir = "."
# change stdin logfile name and remove the < >
logname = self.args["logfile"].name
if logname == "<stdin>":
logname = "stdin"
os.chdir(mlogvis_dir)
data_path = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(mtools.__file__), "data")
srcfilelocation = os.path.join(data_path, "index.html")
outf = '{"type": "duration", "logfilename": "' + logname + '", "data":['
first_row = True
for line in self.args["logfile"]:
logline = LogLine(line)
# group regular connections together
if logline.datetime and logline.duration:
if logline.thread and logline.thread.startswith("conn"):
logline._thread = "conn####"
# write log line out as json
if not first_row:
# prepend comma and newline
outf += ",\n"
else:
first_row = False
outf += logline.to_json(
["line_str", "datetime", "operation", "thread", "namespace", "nscanned", "nreturned", "duration"]
)
outf += "]}"
dstfilelocation = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), "%s.html" % logname)
print "copying %s to %s" % (srcfilelocation, dstfilelocation)
srcfile = open(srcfilelocation)
contents = srcfile.read()
srcfile.close()
dstfile = open(dstfilelocation, "wt")
replaced_contents = contents.replace("##REPLACE##", outf)
dstfile.write(replaced_contents)
dstfile.close()
print "serving visualization on file://" + dstfilelocation
webbrowser.open("file://" + dstfilelocation)
def test_logline_lazy_evaluation():
""" Check that all LogLine variables are evaluated lazily. """
fields = ['_thread', '_operation', '_namespace', '_duration', '_numYields', '_r', '_ntoreturn', '_nreturned', '_pattern']
# before parsing all member variables need to be None
ll = LogLine(line_getmore)
for attr in fields:
assert(getattr(ll, attr) == None)
# after parsing, they all need to be filled out
ll.parse_all()
for attr in fields:
assert(getattr(ll, attr) != None)
def setup(self):
""" get start end end date of logfile before starting to parse. """
logfile = self.commandLineArgs['logfile']
seekable = False
if logfile:
seekable = logfile.name != "<stdin>"
if not seekable:
# assume this year (we have no other info)
now = datetime.now()
self.startDateTime = datetime(now.year, 1, 1)
self.endDateTime = datetime(MAXYEAR, 12, 31)
# self.fromDateTime = datetime(MINYEAR, 1, 1)
# self.toDateTime = datetime(MAXYEAR, 12, 31)
else:
# get start datetime
for line in logfile:
logline = LogLine(line)
date = logline.datetime
if date:
break
self.startDateTime = date
# get end datetime (lines are at most 10k, go back 15k at most to make sure)
logfile.seek(0, 2)
file_size = logfile.tell()
logfile.seek(-min(file_size, 15000), 2)
for line in reversed(logfile.readlines()):
logline = LogLine(line)
date = logline.datetime
if date:
break
self.endDateTime = date
# if there was a roll-over, subtract 1 year from start time
if self.endDateTime < self.startDateTime:
self.startDateTime = self.startDateTime.replace(
year=self.startDateTime.year - 1)
# reset logfile
logfile.seek(0)
# now parse for further changes to from and to datetimes
dtbound = DateTimeBoundaries(self.startDateTime, self.endDateTime)
self.fromDateTime, self.toDateTime = dtbound(
self.commandLineArgs['from'] or None, self.commandLineArgs['to']
or None)
def _iterate_lines(self):
""" count number of lines (can be expensive). """
self._num_lines = 0
self._restarts = []
l = 0
for l, line in enumerate(self.logfile):
# find version string
if "version" in line:
restart = None
# differentiate between different variations
if "mongos" in line or "MongoS" in line:
self._binary = 'mongos'
elif "db version v" in line:
self._binary = 'mongod'
else:
continue
version = re.search(r'(\d\.\d\.\d+)', line)
if version:
version = version.group(1)
restart = (version, LogLine(line))
self._restarts.append(restart)
self._num_lines = l
# reset logfile
self.logfile.seek(0)
def test_slow_fast(self):
self.tool.run('%s --slow 145 --fast 500' % self.logfile_path)
output = sys.stdout.getvalue()
assert (len(output.splitlines()) > 0)
for line in output.splitlines():
ll = LogLine(line)
assert (ll.duration >= 145 and ll.duration <= 500)
def run(self, arguments=None):
""" Go through each line, convert string to LogLine object, then print
JSON representation of the line.
"""
LogFileTool.run(self, arguments)
for line in self.args['logfile']:
print LogLine(line).to_json()
def test_logline_lazy_evaluation():
""" Check that all LogLine variables are evaluated lazily. """
fields = [
'_thread', '_operation', '_namespace', '_duration', '_numYields', '_r',
'_ntoreturn', '_nreturned'
]
# before parsing all member variables need to be None
ll = LogLine(line_getmore)
for attr in fields:
assert (getattr(ll, attr) == None)
# after parsing, they all need to be filled out
ll.parse_all()
for attr in fields:
assert (getattr(ll, attr) != None)
def run(self, arguments=None):
""" parses the logfile and asks each filter if it accepts the line.
it will only be printed if all filters accept the line.
"""
# add arguments from filter classes before calling superclass run
for f in self.filters:
for fa in f.filterArgs:
self.argparser.add_argument(fa[0], **fa[1])
# now parse arguments and post-process
LogFileTool.run(self, arguments)
self.args = dict(
(k, self._arrayToString(self.args[k])) for k in self.args)
# create filter objects from classes and pass args
self.filters = [f(self.args) for f in self.filters]
# remove non-active filter objects
self.filters = [f for f in self.filters if f.active]
# call setup for each active filter
for f in self.filters:
f.setup()
if self.args['shorten'] != False:
if self.args['shorten'] == None:
self.args['shorten'] = 200
if self.args['verbose']:
print "mlogfilter> command line arguments"
for a in self.args:
print "mlogfilter> %8s: %s" % (a, self.args[a])
# go through each line and ask each filter if it accepts
if not 'logfile' in self.args or not self.args['logfile']:
exit()
for line in self.args['logfile']:
logline = LogLine(line)
if self.args['exclude']:
# print line if any filter disagrees
if any([not f.accept(logline) for f in self.filters]):
self._outputLine(logline.line_str, self.args['shorten'],
self.args['human'])
else:
# only print line if all filters agree
if all([f.accept(logline) for f in self.filters]):
self._outputLine(logline.line_str, self.args['shorten'],
self.args['human'])
# if at least one filter refuses to accept any remaining lines, stop
if any([f.skipRemaining() for f in self.filters]):
# if input is not stdin
if sys.stdin.isatty():
break
def test_logline_datetime_parsing():
""" Check that all four timestamp formats are correctly parsed. """
ll = LogLine(line_ctime_pre24)
assert (str(ll.datetime) == '2013-08-03 21:52:05')
assert (ll._datetime_format == 'ctime-pre2.4')
ll = LogLine(line_ctime)
assert (str(ll.datetime) == '2013-08-03 21:52:05.995000')
assert (ll._datetime_format == 'ctime')
ll = LogLine(line_iso8601_utc)
assert (str(ll.datetime) == '2013-08-03 11:52:05.995000+00:00')
assert (ll._datetime_format == 'iso8601-utc')
ll = LogLine(line_iso8601_local)
assert (str(ll.datetime) == '2013-08-03 21:52:05.995000+10:00')
assert (ll._datetime_format == 'iso8601-local')
def test_from(self):
random_start = random_date(self.logfile.start, self.logfile.end)
self.tool.run(
'%s --from %s' %
(self.logfile_path, random_start.strftime("%b %d %H:%M:%S")))
output = sys.stdout.getvalue()
for line in output.splitlines():
ll = LogLine(line)
assert (ll.datetime >= random_start)
def logfile_generator(self):
""" generator method that yields each line of the logfile, or the next line in case of several log files. """
if not self.is_stdin and not self.args['exclude']:
# find datetime filter and binary-search for start date
dtfilter = filter(lambda x: isinstance(x, filters.DateTimeFilter), self.filters)
if len(dtfilter) > 0:
dtfilter[0].seek_binary()
if len(self.args['logfile']) > 1:
# todo, merge
for logline in self._merge_logfiles():
yield logline
else:
# only one file
for line in self.args['logfile'][0]:
logline = LogLine(line)
if logline.datetime:
logline._datetime = logline.datetime + timedelta(hours=self.args['timezone'][0])
yield logline
def test_logline_value_extraction():
""" Check that all four timestamp formats are correctly parsed. """
ll = LogLine(line_getmore)
assert (ll.thread == 'conn9')
assert (ll.operation == 'getmore')
assert (ll.namespace == 'local.oplog.rs')
assert (ll.duration == 144)
assert (ll.numYields == 107)
assert (ll.r == 85093)
assert (ll.ntoreturn == 0)
assert (ll.nreturned == 13551)
def run(self, arguments=None):
""" Print out useful information about the log file. """
LogFileTool.run(self, arguments)
logfile = LogFile(self.args['logfile'])
print "start of logfile: %s" % (logfile.start.strftime(
"%b %d %H:%M:%S") if logfile.start else "unknown")
print " end of logfile: %s" % (logfile.end.strftime("%b %d %H:%M:%S")
if logfile.start else "unknown")
# get one logline (within first 20 lines) for datetime format
logline = None
for i in range(20):
try:
logline = LogLine(self.args['logfile'].next())
except StopIteration as e:
raise SystemExit(
"no valid log lines found (datetime not available).")
if logline.datetime:
break
# TODO: add timezone if iso8601 format
print " line numbers: %s" % logfile.num_lines
print " binary: %s" % (logfile.binary or "unknown")
version = (' -> '.join(logfile.versions) or "unknown")
# if version is unknown, go by date
if version == 'unknown' and logline:
if logline.datetime_format == 'ctime-pre2.4':
version = '< 2.4 (no milliseconds)'
elif logline.datetime_format == 'ctime':
version = '>= 2.4 (milliseconds present)'
elif logline.datetime_format.startswith('iso8601-'):
version = '>= 2.6 (iso8601 format)'
print " version: %s" % version
# restarts section
if self.args['restarts']:
print
print "RESTARTS"
for version, logline in logfile.restarts:
print " %s version %s" % (
logline.datetime.strftime("%b %d %H:%M:%S"), version)
if len(logfile.restarts) == 0:
print " no restarts found"
def logfile_generator(self):
""" generator method that yields each line of the logfile, or the next line in case of several log files. """
if not self.args["exclude"]:
# ask all filters for a start_limit and fast-forward to the maximum
start_limits = [f.start_limit for f in self.filters if hasattr(f, "start_limit")]
if start_limits:
for logfile in self.args["logfile"]:
lf_info = LogFile(logfile)
lf_info.fast_forward(max(start_limits))
if len(self.args["logfile"]) > 1:
# todo, merge
for logline in self._merge_logfiles():
yield logline
else:
# only one file
for line in self.args["logfile"][0]:
logline = LogLine(line)
if logline.datetime:
logline._datetime = logline.datetime + timedelta(hours=self.args["timezone"][0])
yield logline
def run(self):
""" go over each line in the logfile, run through log2code matcher
and group by matched pattern.
"""
LogFileTool.run(self)
codelines = defaultdict(lambda: 0)
non_matches = 0
for line in self.args['logfile']:
cl = self.log2code(line)
if cl:
codelines[cl.pattern] += 1
else:
ll = LogLine(line)
if ll.operation:
# skip operations (command, insert, update, delete, query, getmore)
continue
if not ll.thread:
# skip the lines that don't have a thread name (usually map/reduce or assertions)
continue
if len(ll.split_tokens) - ll._thread_offset <= 1:
# skip empty log messages (after thread name)
continue
# everything else is a real non-match
non_matches += 1
if self.args['verbose']:
print "couldn't match:", line,
if self.args['verbose']:
print
for cl in sorted(codelines, key=lambda x: codelines[x], reverse=True):
print "%8i"%codelines[cl], " ", " ... ".join(cl)
print
if non_matches > 0:
print "couldn't match %i lines"%non_matches
if not self.args['verbose']:
print "to show non-matched lines, run with --verbose."
def run(self):
LogFileTool.run(self)
logfiles = self.args['logfile']
# handle labels parameter
if len(self.args['labels']) == 1:
label = self.args['labels'][0]
if label == 'enum':
labels = ['{%i}'%(i+1) for i in range(len(logfiles))]
elif label == 'alpha':
labels = ['{%s}'%chr(97+i) for i in range(len(logfiles))]
elif label == 'none':
labels = [None for _ in logfiles]
elif label == 'filename':
labels = ['{%s}'%fn.name for fn in logfiles]
elif len(self.args['labels']) == len(logfiles):
labels = self.args['labels']
else:
raise SystemExit('Error: Number of labels not the same as number of files.')
# handle timezone parameter
if len(self.args['timezone']) == 1:
self.args['timezone'] = self.args['timezone'] * len(logfiles)
elif len(self.args['timezone']) == len(logfiles):
pass
elif len(self.args['timezone']) == 0:
self.args['timezone'] = [0] * len(logfiles)
else:
raise SystemExit('Error: Invalid number of timezone parameters. Use either one parameter (for global adjustment) or the number of log files (for individual adjustments).')
# handle position parameter
position = self.args['pos']
if position != 'eol':
position = int(position)
# define minimum and maximum datetime object
mindate = datetime(MINYEAR, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0)
maxdate = datetime(MAXYEAR, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59)
# open files, read first lines, extract first dates
lines = [f.readline() for f in logfiles]
dates = [LogLine(l).datetime for l in lines]
# replace all non-dates with mindate
dates = [d if d else mindate for d in dates]
dates = [d + timedelta(hours=self.args['timezone'][i]) for i,d in enumerate(dates) if d]
while any([l != '' for l in lines]):
# pick smallest date of all non-empty lines
condDates = ([d if lines[i] != '' else maxdate for i,d in enumerate(dates)])
minCondDate = min(condDates)
minIndex = condDates.index(minCondDate)
# print out current line
currLine = lines[minIndex].rstrip()
try:
oldDate = minCondDate - timedelta(hours=self.args['timezone'][minIndex])
except OverflowError:
oldDate = minCondDate
if minCondDate != mindate:
currLine = currLine.replace(oldDate.strftime('%a %b %d %H:%M:%S'), minCondDate.strftime('%a %b %d %H:%M:%S'))
if labels[minIndex]:
if position == 0 or minCondDate == mindate:
print labels[minIndex], currLine
elif position == 'eol':
print currLine, labels[minIndex]
else:
tokens = currLine.split()
print " ".join(tokens[:position]), labels[minIndex], " ".join(tokens[position:])
else:
print currLine
# update lines and dates for that line
lines[minIndex] = logfiles[minIndex].readline()
dates[minIndex] = LogLine(lines[minIndex]).datetime
if not dates[minIndex]:
dates[minIndex] = mindate
else:
dates[minIndex] += timedelta(hours=self.args['timezone'][minIndex])
def parse_loglines(self):
multiple_files = False
# create generator for logfile(s) handles
if type(self.args['logfile']) != types.ListType:
self.logfiles = [self.args['logfile']]
else:
self.logfiles = self.args['logfile']
if len(self.logfiles) > 1:
multiple_files = True
self.args['group'] = 'filename'
plot_instance = self.plot_types[self.args['type']](args=self.args, unknown_args=self.unknown_args)
for logfile in self.logfiles:
start = None
end = None
# get log file information
if self.progress_bar_enabled:
lfinfo = LogFile(logfile)
if lfinfo.start and lfinfo.end:
progress_start = self._datetime_to_epoch(lfinfo.start)
progress_total = self._datetime_to_epoch(lfinfo.end) - progress_start
else:
self.progress_bar_enabled = False
if progress_total == 0:
# protect from division by zero errors
self.progress_bar_enabled = False
for i, line in enumerate(logfile):
# create LogLine object
logline = LogLine(line)
# adjust times if --optime-start is enabled
if self.args['optime_start'] and logline.duration:
# create new variable end_datetime in logline object and store starttime there
logline.end_datetime = logline.datetime
logline._datetime = logline._datetime - timedelta(milliseconds=logline.duration)
logline._datetime_calculated = True
if not start:
start = logline.datetime
if logline.datetime:
if self.args['optime_start'] and hasattr(logline, 'end_datetime'):
end = logline.end_datetime
else:
end = logline.datetime
# update progress bar every 1000 lines
if self.progress_bar_enabled and (i % 1000 == 0) and logline.datetime:
progress_curr = self._datetime_to_epoch(logline.datetime)
self.update_progress(float(progress_curr-progress_start) / progress_total, 'parsing %s'%logfile.name)
if multiple_files:
# amend logline object with filename for group by filename
logline.filename = logfile.name
# offer plot_instance and see if it can plot it
line_accepted = False
if plot_instance.accept_line(logline):
# if logline doesn't have datetime, skip
if logline.datetime == None:
continue
if logline.namespace == None:
logline._namespace = "None"
line_accepted = True
plot_instance.add_line(logline)
# store start and end for each logfile
plot_instance.date_range = (start, end)
# clear progress bar
if self.logfiles and self.progress_bar_enabled:
self.update_progress(1.0)
self.plot_instances.append(plot_instance)
# close files after parsing
if sys.stdin.isatty():
for f in self.logfiles:
f.close()
logfile = open(args['logfile'], 'r')
else:
logfile = sys.stdin
# make sub-folder .mlogvis and change to it
mlogvis_dir = '.mlogvis'
if not os.path.exists(mlogvis_dir):
os.makedirs(mlogvis_dir)
os.chdir(mlogvis_dir)
outf = open('events.json', 'w')
outf.write('{"type": "duration", "data":[')
first_row = True
for line in logfile:
logline = LogLine(line)
# group regular connections together
if logline.datetime and logline.duration:
if logline.thread and logline.thread.startswith("conn"):
logline._thread = "conn####"
# write log line out as json
if not first_row:
# prepend comma and newline
outf.write(',\n')
else:
first_row = False
outf.write(logline.to_json(['line_str', 'datetime', 'operation', 'thread', 'namespace', 'nscanned', 'nreturned', 'duration']))
outf.write(']}')
outf.close()
data_path = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(mtools.__file__), 'data')
def test_thread(self):
self.tool.run('%s --thread initandlisten' % self.logfile_path)
output = sys.stdout.getvalue()
for line in output.splitlines():
ll = LogLine(line)
assert (ll.thread == 'initandlisten')
def test_operation(self):
self.tool.run('%s --operation insert' % self.logfile_path)
output = sys.stdout.getvalue()
for line in output.splitlines():
ll = LogLine(line)
assert (ll.operation == 'insert')
def run(self, arguments=None):
LogFileTool.run(self, arguments)
possible_versions = set(Log2CodeConverter.all_versions)
re_versiond = re.compile(r'db version v(\d\.\d\.\d), pdfile version')
re_versions = re.compile(r'MongoS version (\d\.\d\.\d) starting:')
re_brackets = re.compile(r'\[\w+\]')
for i, line in enumerate(self.args['logfile']):
match = re_brackets.search(line)
if not match:
continue
start = match.end()
# check for explicit version string
match = re_versiond.search(line[start:]) or re_versions.search(
line[start:])
if match:
version = match.group(1)
print "%32s %s" % ("restart detected in log line %i:" %
(i + 1), line.rstrip())
print "%32s %s" % ("previous possible versions:", ", ".join(
[pv[1:] for pv in sorted(possible_versions)]))
print "%32s %s" % ("version after restart is:", version)
print
possible_versions = set(["r" + version])
if len(possible_versions) == 1:
# from here on, version is known, skip to next section
continue
ll = LogLine(line)
if ll.operation != None:
# if log line is a known command operation (query, update, command, ...) skip
continue
lcl = self.log2code(line[start:])
if lcl:
old_len = len(possible_versions)
possible_versions = possible_versions & set(lcl.versions)
if len(possible_versions) != old_len:
print "%32s %s" % ("log line %i:" % (i + 1), line.rstrip())
print "%32s %s" % ("matched pattern:", " ... ".join(
lcl.pattern))
print "%32s %s" % ("only present in:", ", ".join(
sorted(lcl.versions)))
print "%32s %s" % ("possible versions now:", ", ".join(
sorted(possible_versions)))
print
if len(possible_versions) == 0:
print "empty version set. exiting."
raise SystemExit
if len(possible_versions) > 1:
print "possible versions at end of file:", ", ".join(
[pv[1:] for pv in sorted(possible_versions)])
else:
print "version at end of file: ", possible_versions.pop()[1:]
def test_namespace(self):
self.tool.run('%s --namespace local.oplog.rs' % self.logfile_path)
output = sys.stdout.getvalue()
for line in output.splitlines():
ll = LogLine(line)
assert (ll.namespace == 'local.oplog.rs')
