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135 lines
4.6 KiB
Python
Executable File
135 lines
4.6 KiB
Python
Executable File
#!/usr/bin/python3
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'''
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NAME:
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lf_check.py
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PURPOSE:
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Configuration for lf_check.py , runs various tests
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EXAMPLE:
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lf_check.py
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NOTES:
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'''
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import sys
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if sys.version_info[0] != 3:
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print("This script requires Python3")
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exit()
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import os
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import logging
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import time
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from time import sleep
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import argparse
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import json
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from json import load
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import configparser
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from pprint import *
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import subprocess
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CONFIG_FILE = os.getcwd() + '/lf_check_config.ini'
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RUN_CONDITION = 'ENABLE'
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# see https://stackoverflow.com/a/13306095/11014343
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class FileAdapter(object):
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def __init__(self, logger):
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self.logger = logger
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def write(self, data):
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# NOTE: data can be a partial line, multiple lines
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data = data.strip() # ignore leading/trailing whitespace
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if data: # non-blank
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self.logger.info(data)
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def flush(self):
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pass # leave it to logging to flush properly
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class lf_check():
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def __init__(self):
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self.lf_mgr_ip = ""
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self.lf_mgr_port = ""
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self.radio_dict = {}
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self.test_dict = {}
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path_parent = os.path.dirname(os.getcwd())
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os.chdir(path_parent)
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self.scripts_wd = os.getcwd()
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# Functions in this section are/can be overridden by descendants
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def read_config_contents(self):
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print("read_config_contents {}".format(CONFIG_FILE))
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config_file = configparser.ConfigParser()
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success = True
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success = config_file.read(CONFIG_FILE)
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print("{}".format(success))
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print("{}".format(config_file))
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if 'LF_MGR' in config_file.sections():
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section = config_file['LF_MGR']
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self.lf_mgr_ip = section['LF_MGR_IP']
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self.lf_mgr_port = section['LF_MGR_PORT']
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print("lf_mgr_ip {}".format(self.lf_mgr_ip))
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print("lf_mgr_port {}".format(self.lf_mgr_port))
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# NOTE: this may need to be a list for ssi
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if 'RADIO_DICTIONARY' in config_file.sections():
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section = config_file['RADIO_DICTIONARY']
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self.radio_dict = json.loads(section.get('RADIO_DICT', self.radio_dict))
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if 'TEST_DICTIONARY' in config_file.sections():
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section = config_file['TEST_DICTIONARY']
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# for json replace the \n and \r they are invalid json characters, allows for multiple line args
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self.test_dict = json.loads(section.get('TEST_DICT', self.test_dict).replace('\n',' ').replace('\r',' '))
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#print("test_dict {}".format(self.test_dict))
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def run_script_test(self):
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for test in self.test_dict:
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# load the default database
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if self.test_dict[test]['enabled'] == "TRUE":
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# print("test: {} enable: {} command: {} args: {}".format(self.test_dict[test],self.test_dict[test]['enabled'],self.test_dict[test]['command'],self.test_dict[test]['args']))
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# Note: do not replace with a lambda function or (k), v for k, v in ... ,
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# loop through radios
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for radio in self.radio_dict:
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# Replace RADIO, SSID, PASSWD, SECURITY with actual config values (e.g. RADIO_0_CFG to values)
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if self.radio_dict[radio]["KEY"] in self.test_dict[test]['args']:
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self.test_dict[test]['args'] = self.test_dict[test]['args'].replace(self.radio_dict[radio]["KEY"],'--radio "{}" --ssid "{}" --passwd "{}" --security "{}"'
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.format(self.radio_dict[radio]['RADIO'],self.radio_dict[radio]['SSID'],self.radio_dict[radio]['PASSWD'],self.radio_dict[radio]['SECURITY']))
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# Move
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#scripts_wd = os.getcwd()
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print("file_wd {}".format(self.scripts_wd))
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cmd_args = "{}".format(self.test_dict[test]['args'])
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command = "{}/{} {}".format(self.scripts_wd,self.test_dict[test]['command'], cmd_args)
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#command = "{}/{}".format(scripts_wd,self.test_dict[test]['command'])
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# cmd_args = "{}".format(self.test_dict[test]['args'])
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print("command: {}".format(command))
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print("cmd_args {}".format(cmd_args))
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#try:
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process = subprocess.run((command).split(' '), check= True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, universal_newlines=True)
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#except:
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# print("exception on command: {}".format(command))
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def main():
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check = lf_check()
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print("Here 1")
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#check.parse_ap_stats()
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check.read_config_contents() # CMR need mode to just print out the test config and not run
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print("Here 2")
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check.run_script_test()
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if __name__ == '__main__':
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main()
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