After each execution, log an entry with information about total seconds from
the start to the end of execution and the value returned by
time.process_time() function, which returns:
sum of the kernel and user-space CPU time
according to the documentation.
This feature can be used to collect stats about Lacre performance.
Also: extend failover logging configuration with file-based handler to make
sure that the user gets _some_ logs even if they do not configure Lacre at
all.
- Add a new test input message for a new test identity, test scenario
configuration and a test key.
- While retrieving message payload, determine charset based on the
Content-Type header. When missing, default to UTF-8.
- Use more comprehensible variables names.
- Adjust logging levels.
- Replace custom logging code with "logging" package.
- Unify access to configuration and extract to "lacre.config" package.
- Introduce a new configuration file (with a sample included) to control how and where Lacre writes diagnostic output.
- Update sample configuration.
Reviewed-on: #65
- Replace custom logging code with calls to logging module.
- Use logging.config to provide configuration parameters.
To make Lacre's logging more flexible, use fileConfig from logging.config to
set up all parameters. If the configuration file is missing, use dictConfig
with hardcoded reasonable defaults.
- Move configuration-processing code to a separate module (lacre.config) and
provide a simple API to access configuration parameters.
- Prepare to use builtin logging module to log diagnostic data.
- Rework the configuration-processing file to make it cleaner.
- Log additional information while processing configuration.
- Reorder functions.
- Replace hardcoded MySQLdb package with sqlalchemy to support other RDBMS
backends.
- Provide a script that could eventually replace schema.sql (schema.py).
- Update sample configuration.
Related to #63: TypeError: memoryview: a bytes-like object is required, not
'str'.
- Allow GnuPG.add_key accept either 'str' or 'bytes'.
- Import MIMEText from email.mime.text.
