How to use last_boot method in lisa

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managed_instance_summary.py

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...156 :type: str157 """158 self._last_checkin = last_checkin159 @property160 def last_boot(self):161 """162 Gets the last_boot of this ManagedInstanceSummary.163 Time at which the instance last booted164 :return: The last_boot of this ManagedInstanceSummary.165 :rtype: str166 """167 return self._last_boot168 @last_boot.setter169 def last_boot(self, last_boot):170 """171 Sets the last_boot of this ManagedInstanceSummary.172 Time at which the instance last booted173 :param last_boot: The last_boot of this ManagedInstanceSummary.174 :type: str175 """176 self._last_boot = last_boot177 @property178 def updates_available(self):179 """180 Gets the updates_available of this ManagedInstanceSummary.181 Number of updates available to be installed182 :return: The updates_available of this ManagedInstanceSummary.183 :rtype: int...

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webseal_firmware_settings.py

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1# coding=utf-82'''3Created on Aug 14, 20144@author: ekondrashev5'''6from operator import attrgetter7from collections import namedtuple8import command9import webservice_base10PartitionDescriptor = namedtuple('PartitionDescriptor', ('id', 'name',11 'active',12 'comment',13 'last_boot',14 'install_type',15 'partition',16 'firmware_version',17 'backup_date',18 'install_date',19 ))20def parse_partition(partition_json):21 id = partition_json.get('id')22 name = partition_json.get('name')23 active = partition_json.get('active')24 comment = partition_json.get('comment')25 last_boot = partition_json.get('last_boot')26 install_type = partition_json.get('install_type')27 partition = partition_json.get('partition')28 firmware_version = partition_json.get('firmware_version')29 backup_date = partition_json.get('backup_date')30 install_date = partition_json.get('install_date')31 return PartitionDescriptor(id, name, active, comment, last_boot,32 install_type, partition, firmware_version,33 backup_date, install_date)34def parse(json_obj):35 return map(parse_partition, json_obj)36class Cmd(webservice_base.Cmd):37 '''38 A base class for management authentication subcommands defining BIN static attribute to hold39 the sub-command string and overriding initializer method to add subcommand40 to the options list.41 All child classes should override BIN attribute with correct value.42 '''43 DEFAULT_HANDLERS = (webservice_base.Cmd.DEFAULT_HANDLERS +44 (45 attrgetter('json_obj'),46 parse,47 ))48 METHOD = 'get'49 def __init__(self, query, handler=None):50 self.query = query51 #no cmdline for firmware_settings52 cmdline = ''53 command.BaseCmd.__init__(self, cmdline, handler=handler)54 @staticmethod55 def create(firmware_settings_api_query):...

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reset-connection-status.py

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1#!/usr/bin/env python32import datetime3import os4import subprocess5import sys6sys.path.append(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))))7from saarctf_commons import config8from controlserver.models import Team9config.EXTERNAL_TIMER = True10"""11ARGUMENTS: none12Reset the connection status of all teams that connected to this machine before the last reboot.13"""14def main():15 import controlserver.app16 uptime: bytes = subprocess.check_output(['uptime', '-s'])17 last_boot = datetime.datetime.strptime(uptime.decode().strip(), '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')18 print('Last boot: ' + last_boot.strftime('%d.%m.%Y %H:%M:%S'))19 team_count = Team.query.filter(Team.vpn_connected == True, Team.vpn_last_connect < last_boot) \20 .update({'vpn_connected': False, 'vpn_last_disconnect': last_boot})21 print(f'{team_count} teams were disconnected due to last reboot (and have not reconnected yet).')22 print('[DONE]')23if __name__ == '__main__':...

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