Since the scripts are intended to be used as systemd services, there's
no need in separate logging via syslog: systemd will take care of
properly collecting and storing script output. Hence we can drop extra
options and function parameters.
Change-Id: Ifcad1877d45d43b3a2e617775a1c9b256e190591
Related: SYS#4399
* reorder imports to make pylint3 happy
* drop unused imports
* use proper spacing for list constants
* don't use reserved names for internal variables
The check was run as follows:
pylint3 -d C0103,C0301,C0410,C0326,R0913,R0901 ...
to disable useless warnings.
Change-Id: I5b90ee790f73dc509081401776911f25e43f1801
Previously handle_reply() was marked as deferred callback unlike soap.py
where it's synchronous function. This seems to be causing issues where
some of the callbacks are not yield properly. Let's move to the
known-to-work semantics of soap.py where async functions are limited to
Trap() class.
Change-Id: Ib2c28dd7f79cbd28d475de93750703659ddd18f1
Related: SYS#4399
After further testing it turns out that Trap() have too many
implementation details which makes it cumbersome to be shared. Instead,
it's easier to make it into wrapper over shared functions.
Change-Id: I8a3c62bcdf4286f8127c5b6d8dee6d740aca23b9
The ctrl2cgi.py is heavily based upon soap.py - let's move all the
shared code into separate file to make further modifications easier.
Change-Id: I7b59f2dbded9074d15f2d2f40bf5a92ed02601e2
Related: SYS#4399
This scripts implements a similar proxy to the one already available in
soapy.py, but aiming at converting CTRl into a regular HTTP POST Request
to be handled by a CGI script in the HTTP server.
Furthermore, it includes several improvements over the soapy.py script,
such as using a token to authenticate users and capability to read some
parameters from a cfg file.
Change-Id: I7a83ecb379835e295c8cb4c27c39883783746544
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Pau Espin