After adding support for non-zero lun, some reports came back of
dropping responses. However, there is at least one platform that
incorrectly puts 0 in rsLun in replies to packet that had 0 in rsLun.
Workaround by masking out the rsLun value in replies before checking for a
match.
Change-Id: I23a46fce23327ce90d2be845a806d6ba0c4b975e
The IO thread is meant to be a background task. Mark it
as such to be treated properly on interpreter exit.
Change-Id: I73003625d014f823d26c55bdd22217e19f6bf1c9
simplesession represents a stripped down session.
For now it doesn't support many bells and whistles, but it
should suffice for one-off command usage.
Caller has to opt-in to the experimental simplesession by
calling select_simplesession() method in command:
import pyghmi.ipmi.command
pyghmi.ipmi.command.select_simplesession()
Change-Id: I3884762621306d4a895f4b56d173fc80526a095c
The supported wheezy platform we are now adding
pyca to. Additionally, the options were wrong for
such old debian build utilites.
Change-Id: If92de1356cd45c5f4a260b6df72144dbbfe70c3d
XCC convention is to zero-pad the minor number
if less than ten. Support this and make it look less odd.
Change-Id: I093019d68d5c47ffe73d49eba736da5c1bd9ce32
The effort to restore pep8 made mistakes and mangled some
data. Additionally correct a python2/3 incompatibility.
Change-Id: I247d00c3214c30d135c2c131d7ab7bd411dfb476
Some implementations use 'Other' since none of the specified
categories are technically Power.
For such a case, when it is in W, Ws, Wm, or Wh, correctly
flag them as power or energy category.
Change-Id: I515f74af6fc0cf3c2d14c6f94b74a295929cf082
If the caller uses bytes, then try
to decode to string using utf-8.
This fixes compatibility with some
scenarios, particularly involving python
2/3 compatibility.
Change-Id: I78692db4f9e8abb885567eaf0e5500908e71a5a0
Keep extended configuration utterly separate to ease confusion
by calling code as to what belongs to which category.
Change-Id: Ic97ad79fa796f63b8825db48059450a4c78f75c9
The use of ord against a bytes object is not supported
in python 3. Change to a bytearray for compatibility
with both python 2 and 3.
Change-Id: I583c83d88c063aac2c085ac6dac8a23211a2f3eb
The pycodestyle fixes that were submitted broke a few things.
One it removed the utf8 declaration for code that had utf8 in it, breaking python2.
It also introduced a circular import by moving an import to
unconditionally import rather than conditionally import.
Fix these two issues.
Change-Id: Ibfeccd5b649bd597b7f879bb6124d8bbcbc3ec69
There are evidently scenarios where an orphaned object could
be stuck in logging indefinitely. Place a cap and automatically
mark the object if it suffers from this.
Change-Id: I60733c1eabb56494ad848595b46240af82c186d3
Under Python3, indexing a bytes gets a number instead of a str,
adjust to bytearray which is number in both 2 and 3.
Change-Id: I249729c2287bb58dd764a627c298c74e5ebb50cc
With change I1b5ad99c89d8dec0abd18b1f794dabdb0aed13c3, parse module
has started using python-dateutil, but it's not been added to
requirements.
Change-Id: I779f654f4529e863b8feeaebc20ee7467176ad75
Closes-bug: #1855983
When given custom headers, webclient was persistently leaving
the Content-Length modified. Fix by making a private
copy before potentially modifying it.
Change-Id: I2de5268ffc35a725e7b9d360214eab498d2ac788
