I wanted to parse just a section of any given log. I just need to start from start_time of my log and end at end_time of my code. The datetime format is “[2021-09-14 21:56:01.768]” So basically suppose I needed to start from “[2021-09-14 21:56:01.768]” part of log and end at “[2021-09-14 21:58:56.608]” and need to parse content between these two,
Tag: logging
Django – Loggers are overwriting the previous log file along with the new one
I am using Django logger for logging along with gunicorn workers. Currently, I am testing with 3 workers and I am using the TimedRotatingFileHandler. I configured when = m and interval = 1, I tried sending some 1000 requests and it is writing in the new file and overwriting the old file as well. Here is my config from settings.py
Structure Android LogCat Text File to Structured Pandas DF
I want to convert lines of LogCat Text Files to structured Pandas DF. I cannot seem to properly conceptualize how I am going to do this…Here’s my basic pseudo-code: The problem is: I do not know how to properly define the delimiter with this structure 08-01 14:28:35.947 1320 1320 D wpa_xxxx: wlan1: skip–ssid Answer This will read each line of
Python try/finally wtih sys.exc_info()
I’m trying to write a python job that which I will be using in all the other jobs to capture the job start time and when a program finishes successfully or with some issues, I capture the error details and load the details into a table. Program I’m using the job I’m trying to capture the error details, whenever a
Check for system exit and for error logs with unittest in Python
Is it possible to check if a program stopped with sys.exit() and check for the messages that were logged using the logging module? For example, let’s say I have the following function in a file called func.py: Now, I have created a couple of tests to check my function’s performance. I know that, to test the messages logged–provided that the
Unknown python DEBUG statements appear
I recently imported some new python modules: Some unexpected output now appears on my terminal: Does anyone recognize what library / function might be generating these messages? If so how can they be suppressed if they are unimportant? Additional information Here’s the code that was added but, I don’t think it’s causing the DEBUG lines: The program output is excpeted
Can I console.log into Selenium driver?
I’d like to know if it’s possible to write into the console of an opened page in selenium webdriver, for example, like this: Answer Use driver.execute_script to execute javascript on browser console
Why do I have no logs? empty web.stdout.logs?
So I have an AWS EB environment with and application deployed. I can’t view the applications log output (web.stdout.logs is empty) Answer The problem was not that I couldn’t see the output, it was always in the /var/log/web.stdout.log file however when I was zipping the file to upload it to the EB environment I was zipping it using the file
python function that logs time & error when a script failed
I’m using python3. I want to print the time a script fails, as well as the corresponding exception in one line. Referring to this link & this one, I tried something like this, but the function didn’t execute. Am I doing something wrong here? Would appreciate suggestions. Answer Your script has multiple problems. (datetime not imported, useless try/except in f_log,
How to create a specific logger for my message?
I have spent far too much time on this and I couldn’t figure out by myself. I am writing some code that use some modules, so I want to create a specific logger for my message, not those from the other modules (they are far too many so I don’t want to set a different level for each of them).