How to use signal_handler method in avocado

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strategy_observer.py

Source: strategy_observer.py Github

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...19os_tools = auxiliary.ostools()20session = os_tools.db_connection()21user_handler = auxiliary.user_handler()22data_handler = auxiliary.data_handler()23signal_handler = auxiliary.signal_handler()24notification_handler = auxiliary.notification_handler()25invoice_handler = auxiliary.invoice_handler()26indicator_handler = auxiliary.indicator_handler()27bollinger_up_indicator = indicator_handler.get_indicator_by_name(session, 'bollinger_up')28bollinger_up_mean = indicator_handler.get_indicator_by_name(session, 'bollinger_up_mean')29bollinger_up_std = indicator_handler.get_indicator_by_name(session, 'bollinger_up_std')30bollinger_up_standardized = indicator_handler.get_indicator_by_name(session, 'bollinger_up_standardized')31bollinger_low_indicator = indicator_handler.get_indicator_by_name(session, 'bollinger_low')32bollinger_low_mean = indicator_handler.get_indicator_by_name(session, 'bollinger_low_mean')33bollinger_low_std = indicator_handler.get_indicator_by_name(session, 'bollinger_low_std')34bollinger_low_standardized = indicator_handler.get_indicator_by_name(session, 'bollinger_low_standardized')35bollinger_indicator = indicator_handler.get_indicator_by_name(session, 'bollinger')36bollinger_mean = indicator_handler.get_indicator_by_name(session, 'bollinger_mean')37bollinger_std = indicator_handler.get_indicator_by_name(session, 'bollinger_std')...

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quack

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...3os.system("printf '\033]2;Quack Toolkit\a'")4import argparse5import sys6import signal7def signal_handler(signal, frame):8 A = '\033[1;33m'9 W = '\033[0m'10 E = '\033[0m'11 print(A+'\n[!]'+W+' Attack terminated.'+E)12 os._exit(0)13def main():14 parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()15 parser.add_argument("--target", type = str, metavar = "<ip:port/​URL/​phone>",16 help = "Target IP and port, URL or phone.")17 parser.add_argument("--tool", type = str, metavar = "[SMS|NTP|TCP|UDP|SYN|POD|SLOWLORIS|MEMCACHED|HTTP|NJRAT]",18 help = "Attack tool.")19 parser.add_argument("--timeout", type = int, default = 10, metavar = "<timeout>",20 help = 'Timeout in seconds.')21 parser.add_argument("--threads", type = int, default = 3, metavar = "<threads>",...

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helpers.py

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...33 return is_sigusr1_available and is_sigusr2_available34 def _is_signal_usr_signal_handlers_used(self, signal_to_test):35 signal_handler = signal.getsignal(signal_to_test)36 is_signal_handlers_used = (signal_handler is None37 or self._is_default_signal_handler(signal_handler)38 or self._is_ignore_signal_handler(signal_handler)39 or self._is_gunicorn_logfile_signal_handler(signal_handler) )40 # Gunicorn is configured to emit logs to std. Hence41 # we can safely override SIGUSR1 handler42 if not is_signal_handlers_used:43 self.logger.error(f"{signal_to_test.name} is not available as it is used by {signal_handler}")44 45 return is_signal_handlers_used46 def _is_default_signal_handler(self, signal_handler):47 return (signal_handler is not None48 and hasattr(signal_handler , "name")49 and signal_handler.name == signal.SIG_DFL.name)50 def _is_ignore_signal_handler(self, signal_handler):51 return (signal_handler is not None52 and hasattr(signal_handler , "name")53 and signal_handler.name == signal.SIG_IGN.name)54 def _is_gunicorn_logfile_signal_handler(self, signal_handler):55 return (signal_handler is not None...

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os-signal.py

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...12import signal 13import time 14 15# Our signal handler16def signal_handler(signum, frame): 17 print("Signal Number:", signum, " Frame: ", frame) 18 19def exit_handler(signum, frame):20 print('Exiting....')21 exit(0)22 23# Register our signal handler with `SIGINT`(CTRL + C)24signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, signal_handler)25 26# Register the exit handler with `SIGTSTP` (Ctrl + Z)27signal.signal(signal.SIGTSTP, exit_handler)28signal.signal(signal.SIGHUP, signal_handler)29signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, signal_handler)30signal.signal(signal.SIGQUIT, signal_handler)...

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