How to use collect_log_file method in autotest

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crashcollect.py

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...32 collect_uncollected_logs(host)33 # Collect everything in /​var/​log.34 log_path = os.path.join(crashinfo_dir, 'var')35 os.makedirs(log_path)36 collect_log_file(host, constants.LOG_DIR, log_path)37 # Collect console-ramoops38 log_path = os.path.join(39 crashinfo_dir, os.path.basename(constants.LOG_CONSOLE_RAMOOPS))40 collect_log_file(host, constants.LOG_CONSOLE_RAMOOPS, log_path)41 # Collect i915_error_state, only available on intel systems.42 # i915 contains the Intel graphics state. It might contain useful data43 # when a DUT hangs, times out or crashes.44 log_path = os.path.join(45 crashinfo_dir, os.path.basename(constants.LOG_I915_ERROR_STATE))46 collect_log_file(host, constants.LOG_I915_ERROR_STATE,47 log_path, use_tmp=True)48# Load default for number of hours to wait before giving up on crash collection.49HOURS_TO_WAIT = global_config.global_config.get_config_value(50 'SERVER', 'crash_collection_hours_to_wait', type=float, default=4.0)51def wait_for_machine_to_recover(host, hours_to_wait=HOURS_TO_WAIT):52 """Wait for a machine (possibly down) to become accessible again.53 @param host: A RemoteHost instance to wait on54 @param hours_to_wait: Number of hours to wait before giving up55 @returns: True if the machine comes back up, False otherwise56 """57 current_time = time.strftime("%b %d %H:%M:%S", time.localtime())58 if host.is_up():59 logging.info("%s already up, collecting crash info", host.hostname)60 return True61 logging.info("Waiting %s hours for %s to come up (%s)",62 hours_to_wait, host.hostname, current_time)63 if not host.wait_up(timeout=hours_to_wait * 3600):64 autotest_stats.Counter('collect_crashinfo_timeout').increment()65 logging.warning("%s down, unable to collect crash info",66 host.hostname)67 return False68 else:69 logging.info("%s is back up, collecting crash info", host.hostname)70 return True71def get_crashinfo_dir(host, dir_prefix):72 """Find and if necessary create a directory to store crashinfo in.73 @param host: The RemoteHost object that crashinfo will be collected from74 @param dir_prefix: Prefix of directory name.75 @returns: The path to an existing directory for writing crashinfo into76 """77 host_resultdir = getattr(getattr(host, "job", None), "resultdir", None)78 if host_resultdir:79 infodir = host_resultdir80 else:81 infodir = os.path.abspath(os.getcwd())82 infodir = os.path.join(infodir, "%s.%s" % (dir_prefix, host.hostname))83 if not os.path.exists(infodir):84 os.mkdir(infodir)85 return infodir86def collect_log_file(host, log_path, dest_path, use_tmp=False):87 """Collects a log file from the remote machine.88 Log files are collected from the remote machine and written into the89 destination path. If dest_path is a directory, the log file will be named90 using the basename of the remote log path.91 @param host: The RemoteHost to collect logs from92 @param log_path: The remote path to collect the log file from93 @param dest_path: A path (file or directory) to write the copies logs into94 @param use_tmp: If True, will first copy the logs to a temporary directory95 on the host and download logs from there.96 """97 logging.info('Collecting %s...', log_path)98 try:99 source_path = log_path100 if use_tmp:101 devnull = open('/​dev/​null', 'w')102 tmpdir = host.run('mktemp -d', stdout_tee=devnull).stdout.strip()103 host.run('cp -rp %s %s' % (log_path, tmpdir))104 source_path = os.path.join(tmpdir, os.path.basename(log_path))105 host.get_file(source_path, dest_path, preserve_perm=False)106 if use_tmp:107 host.run('rm -rf %s' % tmpdir)108 except Exception, e:109 logging.warning('Collection of %s failed: %s', log_path, e)110def collect_command(host, command, dest_path):111 """Collects the result of a command on the remote machine.112 The standard output of the command will be collected and written into the113 desitionation path. The destination path is assumed to be filename and114 not a directory.115 @param host: The RemoteHost to collect from116 @param command: A shell command to run on the remote machine and capture117 the output from.118 @param dest_path: A file path to write the results of the log into119 """120 logging.info("Collecting '%s' ...", command)121 devnull = open("/​dev/​null", "w")122 try:123 try:124 result = host.run(command, stdout_tee=devnull).stdout125 utils.open_write_close(dest_path, result)126 except Exception, e:127 logging.warning("Collection of '%s' failed:\n%s", command, e)128 finally:129 devnull.close()130def collect_uncollected_logs(host):131 """Collects any leftover uncollected logs from the client.132 @param host: The RemoteHost to collect from133 """134 if host.job:135 try:136 logs = host.job.get_client_logs()137 for hostname, remote_path, local_path in logs:138 if hostname == host.hostname:139 logging.info("Retrieving logs from %s:%s into %s",140 hostname, remote_path, local_path)141 host.get_file(remote_path + "/​", local_path + "/​")142 except Exception, e:143 logging.warning("Error while trying to collect stranded "144 "Autotest client logs: %s", e)145def collect_messages(host):146 """Collects the 'new' contents of /​var/​log/​messages.147 If host.VAR_LOG_MESSAGE_COPY_PATH is on the remote machine, collects148 the contents of /​var/​log/​messages excluding whatever initial contents149 are already present in host.VAR_LOG_MESSAGE_COPY_PATH. If it is not150 present, simply collects the entire contents of /​var/​log/​messages.151 @param host: The RemoteHost to collect from152 """153 crashinfo_dir = get_crashinfo_dir(host, 'crashinfo')154 try:155 # paths to the messages files156 messages = os.path.join(crashinfo_dir, "messages")157 messages_raw = os.path.join(crashinfo_dir, "messages.raw")158 messages_at_start = os.path.join(crashinfo_dir, "messages.at_start")159 # grab the files from the remote host160 collect_log_file(host, host.VAR_LOG_MESSAGES_COPY_PATH,161 messages_at_start)162 collect_log_file(host, "/​var/​log/​messages", messages_raw)163 # figure out how much of messages.raw to skip164 if os.path.exists(messages_at_start):165 # if the first lines of the messages at start should match the166 # first lines of the current messages; if they don't then messages167 # has been erase or rotated and we just grab all of it168 first_line_at_start = utils.read_one_line(messages_at_start)169 first_line_now = utils.read_one_line(messages_raw)170 if first_line_at_start != first_line_now:171 size_at_start = 0172 else:173 size_at_start = os.path.getsize(messages_at_start)174 else:175 size_at_start = 0176 raw_messages_file = open(messages_raw)...

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