How to use list_start method in lisa

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Syslog_classifier.py

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1# coding: utf-82# In[244]:3#with open("[192.168.1.129].csv") as file:4# for line in file:5# print(line)6# In[245]:7listed=[]8import sys9filename=sys.argv[1]10#print(filename)11with open(filename+".csv") as file:12 for line in file:13 line = line.strip()14 if len(line)!=0:15 listed.append(line)16 17# print(len(listed))18# print(listed)19# In[246]:20list_start=121listed[0]=listed[0]+",Onstatus,Offstatus"22with open(filename+"_classified.csv", 'w') as out_f:23 while list_start < len(listed):24 try:25 logcount=listed[list_start].split(",")[5]26 except IndexError:27 logcount=028 if int(logcount) > 0:29 end=list_start+int(logcount)+330 op=031 while op !=1:32 try:33 listed[end].split(",")34 if listed[end].split(",")[0]!="\"":35 end=end-136 except IndexError:37 end=end-138 else:39 op=140 logoncount=listed[end].split(",")[2]41 logoffcount=listed[end].split(",")[3]42 kernel_panic=043 if int(logoncount)>0 and int(logoffcount)>0:44 logonstart=int(list_start)+145 logoffstart=int(logonstart)+int(logoncount)+146 for x in range(int(logonstart),int(logoffstart)):47 if "Backtrace" in listed[x]:48 listed[end]=listed[end]+",Kernel panic"49 break50 for y in range(int(logoffstart),int(end)):51 if "Backtrace" in listed[y]:52 listed[end]=listed[end]+",,Kernel panic"53 break54 elif any(c in listed[y] for c in ("[SYSTEM] add user: manager", "network: Set SYSLOG server to 192.168.1.55 by DHCP option 7","[SYSTEM] Scanning Log ... Done (OK)"," [NETWROK] wan (929): udhcpc: lease of 192.168.1.129 obtained, lease time 120")):55 listed[end]=listed[end]+",,Recovered"56 break57 elif int(logoncount)==0 and int(logoffcount)>0:58 logoffstart=int(list_start)+int(logoncount)+159 for z in range(int(logoffstart),int(end)):60 if "Backtrace" in listed[z]:61 listed[end]=listed[end]+",Unknown,Kernel panic"62 break63 elif any(c in listed[z] for c in ("[SYSTEM] add user: manager", "network: Set SYSLOG server to 192.168.1.55 by DHCP option 7","[SYSTEM] Scanning Log ... Done (OK)"," [NETWROK] wan (929): udhcpc: lease of 192.168.1.129 obtained, lease time 120")):64 listed[end]=listed[end]+",Unknown,Recovered"65 break66 elif int(logoncount)>0 and int(logoffcount)==0: 67 logonstart=int(list_start)+168 for v in range(int(logonstart),int(end)):69 if "Backtrace" in listed[v]:70 listed[end]=listed[end]+",Kernel panic,Unknown"71 list_start=end+172 else:73 end=list_start+int(logcount)+174 listed[end]=listed[end]+",Unknown,Unknown"75 list_start=end+176 for cnt in range(0,len(listed)-1):77 out_f.write(listed[cnt]+"\n")78 79 80# In[247]:...

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test_analyze.py

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1"""Confirm that the functions in the analyze module work correctly."""2from datauniquifier import analyze3def test_half_reduction():4 """Confirm that a half reduction is calculated correctly."""5 list_start = ["a", "b", "c", "d"]6 list_end = ["a", "b"]7 reduction = analyze.calculate_reduction(list_start, list_end)8 assert reduction == 29def test_half_reduction_percentage():10 """Confirm that a 50% reduction is calculated correctly."""11 list_start = ["a", "b", "c", "d"]12 list_end = ["a", "b"]13 reduction = analyze.calculate_percent_reduction(list_start, list_end)14 assert reduction == 5015def test_small_reduction():16 """Confirm that a half reduction is calculated correctly."""17 list_start = ["a", "b", "c", "d"]18 list_end = ["a", "b", "c"]19 reduction = analyze.calculate_reduction(list_start, list_end)20 assert reduction == 121def test_small_reduction_percentage():22 """Confirm that a 25% reduction is calculated correctly."""23 list_start = ["a", "b", "c", "d"]24 list_end = ["a", "b", "c"]25 reduction = analyze.calculate_percent_reduction(list_start, list_end)26 assert reduction == 2527def test_no_reduction():28 """Confirm that a half reduction is calculated correctly."""29 list_start = ["a", "b", "c", "d"]30 list_end = ["a", "b", "c", "d"]31 reduction = analyze.calculate_reduction(list_start, list_end)32 assert reduction == 033def test_no_reduction_percentage():34 """Confirm that a 0% reduction is calculated correctly."""35 list_start = ["a", "b", "c", "d"]36 list_end = ["a", "b", "c", "d"]37 reduction = analyze.calculate_percent_reduction(list_start, list_end)...

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task4_time.py

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1def gen_time(start, stop, hop):2 list_start = list(start)3 while True:4 yield tuple(list_start)5 tmpH = list_start[0] + hop[0]6 tmpM = list_start[1] + hop[1]7 tmpS = list_start[2] + hop[2]8 if tmpH > stop[0]:9 break10 else:11 if tmpH >= 24:12 list_start[0] = 013 else:14 list_start[0] += hop[0]15 if tmpM > stop[1] and list_start[0] >= stop[0]:16 break;17 else:18 if tmpM >= 60:19 list_start[0] += 120 list_start[1] = tmpM - 6021 else:22 list_start[1] += hop[1]23 24 if tmpS > stop[2] and list_start[1] >= stop[1] and list_start[0] >= stop[0]:25 break26 else:27 if tmpS >= 60:28 list_start[1] += 129 list_start[2] = tmpS - 6030 else:31 list_start[2] += hop[2]32for time in gen_time((8,10,0), (10,50,15), (0,15,12)):...

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