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Example #1
Source File: silverstripe.py From droopescan with GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 | 6 votes |
def update_version(self): """ @return: updated VersionsFile """ fw_gr, versions_file, new_tags = ua.github_repo_new(self._repo_framework, 'silverstripe/framework', self.versions_file, self.update_majors) cms_gr, _, _ = ua.github_repo_new(self._repo_cms, 'silverstripe/cms', self.versions_file, self.update_majors) hashes = {} for version in new_tags: fw_gr.tag_checkout(version) try: cms_gr.tag_checkout(version) except exceptions.RuntimeError: print("Version %s does not exist on `cms` branch. Skipping.") continue hashes[version] = ua.hashes_get(versions_file, './.update-workspace/silverstripe/') versions_file.update(hashes) return versions_file
Example #2
Source File: redefine_in_handler.py From python-netsurv with MIT License | 5 votes |
def some_function(): """A function.""" exc = None try: {}["a"] except KeyError, exceptions.RuntimeError: # [redefine-in-handler] pass
Example #3
Source File: redefine_in_handler.py From python-netsurv with MIT License | 5 votes |
def some_function(): """A function.""" exc = None try: {}["a"] except KeyError, exceptions.RuntimeError: # [redefine-in-handler] pass
Example #4
Source File: mixing.py From MJHMC with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 5 votes |
def sg(sampler): """returns the spectral gap t: transition matrix """ while True: try: t = sampler.get_empirical_transition_matrix() w,v = eig(t) w_ord = np.sort(w)[::-1] if np.around(np.real_if_close(w_ord[0]), decimals=5) != 1: raise Exception("no eval with value 1") return 1 - np.absolute(w_ord[1]) except RuntimeError: sampler.sample(1000)
Example #5
Source File: virtsetup.py From transperf with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
def ip_numeric(ip, ip_mode): """Returns numerical value from IP address.""" if ip_mode == socket.AF_INET: # Returns numerical value from IPv4 address (dotted string). return struct.unpack('!I', socket.inet_pton(socket.AF_INET, ip))[0] elif ip_mode == socket.AF_INET6: return int(binascii.hexlify(socket.inet_pton(socket.AF_INET6, ip)), 16) else: raise exceptions.RuntimeError('Invalid IP mode %s' % ip_mode)
Example #6
Source File: virtsetup.py From transperf with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
def numeric_ip(numeric, ip_mode): """Returns IP address from numerical value.""" if ip_mode == socket.AF_INET: # Returns IPv4 address (dotted string) from numerical value. return socket.inet_ntop(socket.AF_INET, struct.pack('!I', numeric)) elif ip_mode == socket.AF_INET6: # pad=32 is to 0-pad all 128 bits. hex_form = '{value:0{pad}x}'.format(value=numeric, pad=32) return socket.inet_ntop(socket.AF_INET6, binascii.unhexlify(hex_form)) else: raise exceptions.RuntimeError('Invalid IP mode %s' % ip_mode)
Example #7
Source File: virtsetup.py From transperf with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
def verify_iface_cfg(iface_cfg, ip_mode): """Verifies interface exists with configured address.""" iface = iface_cfg['name'] cmd = 'ip addr show dev {iface}'.format(iface=iface) out, err, _ = Utils.run(cmd) lines = out.splitlines() errlines = err.splitlines() # Verify iface exists. assert lines, 'No output for %s' % cmd assert (not errlines or 'does not exist' not in errlines[0]), ('Device %s ' 'does not exist.' % iface) # Verify address. matcher = 'inet6' if ip_mode == socket.AF_INET6 else 'inet' for line in lines: splits = line.split() if not splits: continue if splits[0] != matcher: continue addr = splits[1] if addr == iface_cfg['address'][ip_mode]: return error = 'Unable to verify interface: %s' % iface_cfg LOG.error(error) raise RuntimeError(error)
Example #8
Source File: virtsetup.py From transperf with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
def setup_container_environment(self): """Setup container environment for experiment. Performs the following actions: 1. Delete existing node containers and bridge device, as well as all interfaces connected to bridge device. Unmounts /etc/hosts if needed. (We temporarily bind mount per transperf run for node addresses). 2. Creates virtual bridge and rootns veth pair for contacting nodes in namespace (ROOT_TRANSPERF_ADDR/TRANSPERF_SUBNET) with stp off. 3. Remounts (--make-private, --bind) mount namespace dir. 4. Creates a container per node with these persistent namespaces: uts: <outdir>/uts/<container> mount: <outdir>/mntns/<container> netns: /var/run/netns/<container> with a running 'screen' session as the initial process. Creates per-node directories and performs necessary mount ops. NB: This method does *not* connect the containers to the bridge (see: container.setup_all_container_interfaces() instead). It also does not create a custom /etc/hosts file (only orch.py can do that since it can vary from config file to config file). It also does not handle custom /etc/hosts file bind-mounting (see: initialization code in recv.py/send.py/orch.py instead). Raises: RuntimeError if an operation fails during container setup. """ # Ensures bonding module is loaded. IfUtils.ensure_bonding_available() # Delete existing bridge. IfUtils.delete_bridge(self.brdev) # Prepare to create namespaces. self.__prepare_ns_dirs() # Cleanup existing nodes as necessary. for node in self.nodes: net_ns = node cmd = 'ip netns del {ns}'.format(ns=net_ns) Utils.run(cmd) # NB: We do not clean up the node processes, however. # Create bridge. IfUtils.create_bridge(self.brdev) assert IfUtils.br_exists(self.brdev), ('Cannot create ' 'bridge %s' % self.brdev) # Create root veth pair and attach to bridge. IfUtils.setup_root_veth(self.brdev, self.ip_mode) IfUtils.verify_iface_cfg(Constants.ROOT_TRANSPERF_IFACE, self.ip_mode) IfUtils.verify_iface_on_br(self.brdev, Constants.ROOT_TRANSPERF_IFACE['br-pair']) # Create node containers. for node in self.nodes: self.__create_node_container(node)
Example #9
Source File: virtsetup.py From transperf with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
def setup_all_container_interfaces(self, node_cfg_dict): """Assigns addresses and creates interfaces for all nodes. Performs the following actions: 1. For each node, assign an address, >= 1 + ROOT_TRANSPERF_ADDR. 2. For each node, setup the container interfaces with the assigned address. Args: node_cfg_dict: A per-node configuration for interfaces. Return: Nothing. Raises: RuntimeError: if an operation fails. """ base = Utils.ip_numeric(Constants.ROOT_TRANSPERF_ADDR[self.ip_mode], self.ip_mode) nextval = base + 1 mask = Constants.TRANSPERF_SUBNET[self.ip_mode] node_dns = [] # Check if we have too many nodes. max_nodes = Constants.MAX_NODES[self.ip_mode] if len(self.nodes) >= max_nodes: raise RuntimeError('Too many nodes (%d given, max %d)' % (len(self.nodes), max_nodes)) # IFB device module is not virtualized by netns. Need to setup IFBs in # root namespace and move into the per-node namespaces. self.__setup_node_ifbs(node_cfg_dict) # Assign subsequent nodes the next available IP address. for node in self.nodes: val = nextval nextval += 1 node_addr = '{ip}/{mask}'.format(ip=Utils.numeric_ip(val, self.ip_mode), mask=mask) # Get per-node cfg and setup interfaces for node. node_cfg = self.__get_node_cfg(node, node_cfg_dict) self.__setup_container_interfaces(node, node_addr, node_cfg) # DNS entry for augmented /etc/hosts file. dns = '{addr} {node}'.format(addr=node_addr.split('/')[0], node=node) node_dns.append(dns) # Add nodes to hosts file and bind-mount it on top of regular file. new_hosts = os.path.join(self.out_dir, 'hosts') with open(new_hosts, 'w') as new_file: for dns in node_dns: new_file.write('%s\n' % dns) new_file.close()