# time out in seconds - avoid hanging subprocesses - default is 5 minutes
default_timeout_minutes=5
+# returns a bool that is True when everything goes fine and the retcod is 0
def log_call(command,timeout=default_timeout_minutes*60,poll=1):
message=" ".join(command)
log("log_call: running command %s" % message)
verbose("log_call: timeout=%r s" % timeout)
verbose("log_call: poll=%r s" % poll)
trigger=time.time()+timeout
+ result = False
try:
child = subprocess.Popen(command, bufsize=1,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT, close_fds=True)
buffer.flush()
# child is done and return 0
if returncode == 0:
- log("log_call: command completed (%s)" % message)
+ log("log_call:end command (%s) completed" % message)
+ result=True
break
# child has failed
else:
- log("log_call: command return=%d (%s)" %(returncode,message))
- raise Exception("log_call: failed with returncode %d"%returncode)
+ log("log_call:end command (%s) returned with code %d" %(message,returncode))
+ break
# no : still within timeout ?
if time.time() >= trigger:
buffer.flush()
child.terminate()
- raise Exception("log_call: terminated command - exceeded timeout %d s"%timeout)
+ log("log_call:end terminating command (%s) - exceeded timeout %d s"%(message,timeout))
+ break
except: log_exc("failed to run command %s" % message)
-
+ return result