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Markus Hilger 40b1bf5e3b Report a missing redfish manager instead of raising TypeError
ManagedBy is optional, and when a system does not link a manager
get_bmcurl() answers None. Most callers passed that straight into a
web request, which failed with "Constructor parameter should be str"
from the url library. Route those callers through bmcinfo(), which now
raises UnsupportedFunctionality so confluent reports it plainly. The
event log falls through to its system and chassis fallback, and
list_media lists nothing, since neither needs a manager.
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# Copyright 2019 Lenovo Corporation
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
import aiohmi.redfish.oem.dell.main as dell
import aiohmi.redfish.oem.generic as generic
import aiohmi.redfish.oem.lenovo.main as lenovo
import aiohmi.redfish.oem.ami.main as ami
import aiohmi.redfish.oem.megware.main as megware
import aiohmi.redfish.oem.openbmc.main as openbmc
OEMMAP = {
'Lenovo': lenovo,
'Dell': dell,
'AMI': ami,
'Ami': ami,
'Megware': megware,
# bmcweb spells its oem key OpenBmc on the manager and OpenBMC elsewhere
'OpenBMC': openbmc,
'OpenBmc': openbmc,
}
async def get_oem_handler(sysinfo, sysurl, webclient, cache, cmd, rootinfo={}):
if rootinfo.get('Vendor', None) in OEMMAP:
return await OEMMAP[rootinfo['Vendor']].get_handler(sysinfo, sysurl,
webclient, cache, cmd, rootinfo)
for oem in sysinfo.get('Oem', {}):
if oem in OEMMAP:
return await OEMMAP[oem].get_handler(sysinfo, sysurl, webclient, cache,
cmd, rootinfo)
for oem in sysinfo.get('Links', {}).get('OEM', []):
if oem in OEMMAP:
return await OEMMAP[oem].get_handler(sysinfo, sysurl, webclient, cache,
cmd, rootinfo)
# The manager document names the vendor on implementations that do not say
# so at the service root or on the system, so consult it before settling for
# generic. During the early invocation the client cannot fetch it through
# cmd yet, so ask for it directly.
bmcinfo = {}
if rootinfo:
managers = rootinfo.get('Managers', {}).get('@odata.id', None)
if managers:
mgrcol, status = await webclient.grab_json_response_with_status(
managers)
if status == 200:
for manager in mgrcol.get('Members', []):
mgrinfo, status = await webclient.grab_json_response_with_status(
manager['@odata.id'])
if status == 200:
bmcinfo = mgrinfo
break
else:
if await cmd.get_bmcurl():
bmcinfo = await cmd.bmcinfo()
for oem in bmcinfo.get('Oem', {}):
if oem in OEMMAP:
return await OEMMAP[oem].get_handler(sysinfo, sysurl, webclient, cache,
cmd, rootinfo)
return await generic.OEMHandler.create(sysinfo, sysurl, webclient, cache, cmd._gpool, rootinfo)