The below script produces a '[Errno 9] Bad File Descriptor' when
executed. If I remove the try: except: statements, the script stops when
the error occurs.
The purpose of the script is to monitor the size of the three main logs
on a Windows 2003 server and send and email should any of the logs get
shorter. It works fine... just don't know *why* it produces the '[Errno
9] Bad File Descriptor' error.
I'm running Python 2.4.1 on Windows 2003 SP1 Server with no funky win32
extensions ;)
logs = ['AppEvent.Evt', 'SecEvent.Evt', 'SysEvent.Evt']
app_size = 0
sec_size = 0
sys_size = 0
def send_email(LogN ame, old_size, new_size):
f = "Somebody<XX*** ****@vt.edu>"
t = "So***********@ vt.edu"
msg = MIMEText("""old _size = %d, new_size = %d""" %(old_size,
new_size))
msg["Subject"] = "%s Log Just Got Shorter" %LogName
msg["Message-id"] = email.Utils.mak e_msgid()
msg["From"] = f
msg["To"] = t
h = "smtp.vt.ed u"
s = smtplib.SMTP(h)
s.sendmail(f, t, msg.as_string() )
s.quit()
while 1:
for log in logs:
try:
a = os.stat('C:\WIN DOWS\System32\c onfig\%s' %log)
cur_size = a[6]
print log
print "cur_size", cur_size
if log == 'AppEvent.Evt':
print "old_size", app_size, "\n"
if cur_size >= app_size:
app_size = cur_size
time.sleep(6)
continue
else:
send_email(log, app_size, cur_size)
time.sleep(6)
continue
elif log == 'SecEvent.Evt':
print "old_size", sec_size, "\n"
if cur_size >= sec_size:
sec_size = cur_size
time.sleep(6)
continue
else:
send_email(log, sec_size, cur_size)
time.sleep(6)
continue
else:
print "old_size", sys_size, "\n"
if cur_size >= sys_size:
sys_size = cur_size
time.sleep(6)
continue
else:
send_email(log, sys_size, cur_size)
time.sleep(6)
continue
except Exception, e:
fp7 = file('log_mon_e xception.txt', 'a')
print >> fp7, e
fp7.close() 1 2791
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| The below script produces a '[Errno 9] Bad File Descriptor' when
| executed. If I remove the try: except: statements, the script stops when
| the error occurs.
|
| The purpose of the script is to monitor the size of the three main logs
| on a Windows 2003 server and send and email should any of the logs get
| shorter. It works fine... just don't know *why* it produces the '[Errno
| 9] Bad File Descriptor' error.
|
| I'm running Python 2.4.1 on Windows 2003 SP1 Server with no funky win32
| extensions ;)
|
| logs = ['AppEvent.Evt', 'SecEvent.Evt', 'SysEvent.Evt']
|
| app_size = 0
| sec_size = 0
| sys_size = 0
|
| def send_email(LogN ame, old_size, new_size):
| f = "Somebody<XX*** ****@vt.edu>"
| t = "So***********@ vt.edu"
|
| msg = MIMEText("""old _size = %d, new_size = %d""" %(old_size,
| new_size))
|
| msg["Subject"] = "%s Log Just Got Shorter" %LogName
| msg["Message-id"] = email.Utils.mak e_msgid()
| msg["From"] = f
| msg["To"] = t
|
| h = "smtp.vt.ed u"
| s = smtplib.SMTP(h)
| s.sendmail(f, t, msg.as_string() )
| s.quit()
|
| while 1:
|
| for log in logs:
|
| try:
|
| a = os.stat('C:\WIN DOWS\System32\c onfig\%s' %log)
Without looking at the rest of script:
Try using either escaped backslashes as in:
a = os.stat('C:\\WI NDOWS\\System32 \\config\\%s' %log)
or a raw string (as long as it doesn't end with a single backslash) as in:
a = os.stat(r'C:\WI NDOWS\System32\ config\%s' %log)
or simply use forward slashes as in:
a = os.stat('C:/WINDOWS/System32/config/%s' %log)
--
Vincent Wehren
| cur_size = a[6]
| print log
| print "cur_size", cur_size
|
| if log == 'AppEvent.Evt':
| print "old_size", app_size, "\n"
| if cur_size >= app_size:
| app_size = cur_size
| time.sleep(6)
| continue
| else:
| send_email(log, app_size, cur_size)
| time.sleep(6)
| continue
|
| elif log == 'SecEvent.Evt':
| print "old_size", sec_size, "\n"
| if cur_size >= sec_size:
| sec_size = cur_size
| time.sleep(6)
| continue
| else:
| send_email(log, sec_size, cur_size)
| time.sleep(6)
| continue
|
| else:
| print "old_size", sys_size, "\n"
| if cur_size >= sys_size:
| sys_size = cur_size
| time.sleep(6)
| continue
| else:
| send_email(log, sys_size, cur_size)
| time.sleep(6)
| continue
|
| except Exception, e:
| fp7 = file('log_mon_e xception.txt', 'a')
| print >> fp7, e
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