mount.py | Module for listing , mounting and unmounting media devices | File Utils library
kandi X-RAY | mount.py Summary
kandi X-RAY | mount.py Summary
mount.py is a simple, small and self-contained Python only module, for listing, mounting and unmounting media devices on Linux. Advice: It isn't optimal, but I would highly advice to mount and unmount devices when working with them, or at least just frequently unmount devices if they haven't been used for some time. As forgetting to unmount a device, before pulling it out can result in a corrupt device. The same goes for when manually selecting a directory name when mounting. Don't try and mount multiple devices to the same directory, it can as well corrupt and wipe the connected device(s).
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- Mount a device
- Get the partition of a device
- Mount a partition partition
- Get the media path for a device
- Check if a device is mounted
- Return size of device
- Returns the block block path
- Get device name
- Unmount a partition
- Unmount a media partition
- List all media devices
- Check if a device is removed
- Return device model
- Get the vendor name of a device
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QUESTION
I configure openstack victoria multi-node on CentOS8. When I create amphora-disk-image (option -r rootpassword), I have an issue:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-10 at 18:31I successfully created amphora-image with my option. I don't know what cause that issue, I just boot all openstack-multi node and let octavia-disk-image-create running until done. Regards !
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I have a development laptop (Mint 19.3), and a test server (Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS).
The laptop is Docker version 19.03.5, build 633a0ea838, the server is Docker version 19.03.12, build 48a66213fe
I'm running Python 3.6 code inside the container, which uses subprocess (code below) to create an sshfs mount to a third server, after which the python code walks through the mounted directory.
Everything works fine on my development laptop. But on the server, the directory mounts (and is seen with the mount command) however cd'ing into the directory just hangs, and the Python code's subsequent walk just hangs. (NOTE: The python code never crashes or errors out. It just hangs forever.)
HOWEVER, if I manually use the same sshfs command at the container's command line, the directory works fine.
I'm at a loss as to how to troubleshoot this.
===2020-09-25 UPDATE===
OK. Since the Python code uses subprocess, the sshfs mount is obviously available to any terminal windows that wants to use it.
I have tried accessing the mount from a new terminal window inside the container, but when I cd to the mount - the window just freezes.
Well, I left everything sitting overnight - and now when I try to cd into the mount ... it works. It's like the mount has to sit for hours before it will work.
Any ideas?
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Answered 2020-Dec-13 at 10:51I am assuming you want to mount some server's directory to container's filesystem using SSHFS. You could add that instruction to the Dockerfile:
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How would I go about including regex expressions in the choices kwarg for Python's ArgumentParser.add_argument() method?
For example, lets say I wish to create my own custom mount program:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-23 at 12:53I was looking at a similar issue and settled on using type for validation instead.
This allows you to use a callable to perform validation instead. So instead of using choices, use type to specify a callable that does your regex match in there instead.
If you want to retain choices in a container somewhere then you could do that too. Alternatively you could define a custom container which validates input if you must use choices only.
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I'm starting to make a new infrastructure for automation at my company. The plan is to write building blocks with python and then run them with Pipeline, here is an example-
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Answered 2019-Aug-11 at 15:40HTML reports are kind of outdated, i bet your company would love to see a visualizaiton like this generated by Blue oceans plugin
Thats more of an industry standard visualization of CICD pipeline. Executives love this view.
If you still looking for HTML report you can give yattag a try which should help you generate HTML files as you progress through the pipeline. Inject a css in the template and you are all set.
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I'm doing TDD tests for argparser. How can I test arguments with the option required?I need to test all options like:
- too many arguments,
- no arguments are given,
- the wrong argument is given.
I can raise SystemExit, but this is not really what I need:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-05 at 13:29If I'm interpreting your symptoms correctly, you are having problems in the test harness because your monkey patched implementation of sys.exit actually returns, which the argparse library is not expecting.
Introducing a side_effect that raises an exception, which you can then trap and verify in the unit test, may be sufficient to get around the problem.
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I am working on a Braintree subscription search in order to retrieve customer IDs and subscription prices tied to these IDs. In my code I am following the suggestions from this post.
Here is an excerpt of my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-25 at 18:15Split your queries into small batches (5000+ subscriptions to become 50 calls of 100 subscriptions) and then aggregate as you get the responses back. Many APIs have rate-limits and response limits hard-coded.
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