# This library contains functions to parse log files generated using ping.
#
+import collections
import re
+import os
# RE to match line starting "traceroute to"
_rre = re.compile("\d+ bytes from ((?P<hostname>[^\s]+) )?\(?(?P<ip>[^\s]+)\)??: icmp_.eq=\d+ ttl=\d+ time=(?P<time>[^\s]+) ms")
return data
-def annotate_cn_node(graph, nid1, ips2nids, data):
+def annotate_cn_node(graph, nid1, ips2nid, data):
for (target_ip, target_hostname, time) in data:
nid2 = ips2nid[target_ip]
ping.
"""
- ips2nids = dict()
+ ips2nid = dict()
for nid in graph.nodes():
ips = graph.node[nid]["ips"]
for ip in ips:
- ips2nids[ip] = nid
+ ips2nid[ip] = nid
# Walk through the ping logs...
+ found_files = False
+
for dirpath, dnames, fnames in os.walk(logs_dir):
# continue if we are not at the leaf level (if there are subdirectories)
if dnames:
for fname in fnames:
if fname.endswith(".ping"):
+ found_files = True
filename = os.path.join(dirpath, fname)
data = parse_file(filename)
- annotate_cn_node(graph, nid, ips2nids, data)
+ annotate_cn_node(graph, nid, ips2nid, data)
+
+ if not found_files:
+ msg = "No PING output files were found to parse at %s " % logs_dir
+ raise RuntimeError, msg
# Take as weight the most frequent value
for nid1, nid2 in graph.edges():