On Mon, Oct 14, 2013 at 10:01 AM, Arnon Marcus wrote:
> I ended-up embedding my code into web2py instead of injecting it - it's
> simpler this way (for me) - it looks like this:
>
> *In gluon.contrib.logstash.py:*
>
>
> def log(request, response, session, logger):
>
> user = ''
> sessionD
I ended-up embedding my code into web2py instead of injecting it - it's
simpler this way (for me) - it looks like this:
*In logging.conf:*
[loggers]
keys=root,rocket,markdown,web2py,rewrite,app,welcome,*logstash*
[handlers]
keys=consoleHandler,rotatingFileHandler,*logstash*
...
*[logger_logst
In both cases that can be implemented as a form of "rendering". The body can be
tought of as being 'rendered-into', say, body.text (which would hold a simple
string object) or something, that happens at the end of the current
request-processing cycle. Similarly, user-name/info could be rendered
The other issue is with the body of requests/responses - how does one reliably
accesses the content of the body, regardless of wether it happens to be
implemented as an io-stream or a file-wrapper in any given http-session
(request->response pair) - and regardless of that being a regular http-re
I don't see a bug here - things work, just no as ideal as it coulb be.
I ended up using monkey-patching so I don't even need the thread-local globals
- I use them in a dependancy-injection kind of way.
So I am successfully bypassing the lack of support in 1.8.95.
The issues massimo is raising seem
support something that will work back to web2py 1.89.5 ? really ???
On Sunday, October 13, 2013 6:33:12 PM UTC+2, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
>
> I am not sure. Please open a ticket and I will look into this.
>
> On Sunday, 13 October 2013 10:55:31 UTC-5, Arnon Marcus wrote:
>>
>> Massimo:
>>
>> Than
I am not sure. Please open a ticket and I will look into this.
On Sunday, 13 October 2013 10:55:31 UTC-5, Arnon Marcus wrote:
>
> Massimo:
>
> Thanks for the tip.
> How would you recommend I go about accomplishing this then?
> Is there a better point-of-abstraction I can inject this into that woul
We may convert to using redis for sessions, so I'll have to fix that.
But I would really rather be able to get the session user-name by whatever
means - My goal is to be able to filter logs in elasticsearch using kibana,
based on "user" - that would be most convenient for tech-support/debugging.
Massimo:
Thanks for the tip.
How would you recommend I go about accomplishing this then?
Is there a better point-of-abstraction I can inject this into that would
work better?
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There are some problems.
1)
If you notice there is no code in web2py that references auth, except in
the gluon/tools.py module and this module is not automatically imported in
the web2py environment. This is because I do not wish to couple auth to the
core of web2py. Users may want to build the
I ended up doing this as a proof of concept:
< in *gluon.main.serve_controller()* >
user = ''
sessionDict = dict(session)
if sessionDict.has_key('auth') and sessionDict['auth']:
authDict = dict(sessionDict['auth'])
if authDict.has_key('user') and authDict['user']:
To be clear - the file-wrapper is shown in the debugger as:
*_TemporaryFileWrapper: ', mode 'w+b' at
0x06D5E0C0>*
with a property:
*name = 'c:\\users\\arnon\\appdata\\local\\temp\\tmpaqdva6'*
What am I supposed to do with that?
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It's as if someone messed around with the *__repr__()*s and* __str__()*s,
or rather didn't do so for some sub-class...
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Very cool, 10x! :)
However, I seem to have a problem getting the body of the request object
some of the times (I think when using ajax).
In cases in which the object is a "true" ** object, the
*,getvalue()
*method works.
But sometimes it is some kind of file-wrapper thing, and it does not have
On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 12:35 PM, Arnon Marcus wrote:
> Thank you very much Richardo (!)
>
> I would really like to use your solution, and have access to the current
> fully-processed request, response and session objects.
> Unfortunately, though, we are using a very old version of web2py (1.89.5)
Thank you very much Richardo (!)
I would really like to use your solution, and have access to the *current
*fully-processed
*request*, *response *and *session *objects.
Unfortunately, though, we are using a very old version of web2py (1.89.5),
which does not have the "current" variable in "gluo
On Sun, Oct 6, 2013 at 2:31 PM, Arnon Marcus wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to log more HTTP-traffic-related data into logstash - no
> webserver outputs the information I need.
> I know there is already a built-in http logger, but just like any
webserver,
> it does not include the body and other da
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