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A Simple VNC + SSH Shell + SFTP Client
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Feature/log rotation handler #41

Closed Nuovaxu closed 2 weeks ago

Nuovaxu commented 2 weeks ago

This PR implements log rotation with enhanced stream management and backup handling for log files. When a log file reaches a specified size, the current stream is safely finalized, and a new log file is created seamlessly.

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The changes in this pull request include the addition of a new submodule, "clp-loglib-py", to the .gitmodules file, enhancing the project's dependency management. Additionally, extensive logging functionality has been integrated across multiple files, including the DBProfile, LocalProfile, and various feature modules, improving error handling and operational traceability. The logging enhancements include the introduction of a custom RotatingCLPFileHandler for managing log files with rotation and compression capabilities. Other modifications involve updates to response handling in several route files to utilize Flask's jsonify for better JSON response formatting.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
.gitmodules Added submodule clp-loglib-py with path and URL.
application/Profile/DBProfile.py Enhanced logging and error handling; added a logger; updated methods to include logging statements.
application/Profile/LocalProfile.py Introduced logging for error handling and operational feedback.
application/__init__.py Enhanced logging setup; added error handling for Flask app initialization; updated profile loading logic.
application/features/Audio.py Added logging in Audio and AudioWebSocket classes for connection handling.
application/features/Connection.py Introduced logging for connection operations in ForwardServerHandler and Connection classes.
application/features/SFTP.py Added logging for various SFTP operations.
application/features/Term.py Enhanced logging in Term and TermWebSocket classes for connection and message handling.
application/features/VNC.py Added logging for operations in VNC class and websocket proxy thread.
application/features/mywebsockify.py Introduced logging for SSL certificate generation and authentication processes.
application/features/vncpasswd.py Added logging for password handling operations.
application/logger.py Introduced RotatingCLPFileHandler for file size-based log rotation.
application/paths.py Enhanced logging for directory creation and error handling for unsupported OS.
application/routes/audio.py Updated start_audio to use jsonify instead of json.dumps.
application/routes/common.py Updated handle_session to use jsonify; improved error handling in create_connection.
application/routes/sftp.py Updated sftp_ls to use jsonify for response formatting.
application/routes/term.py Updated start_terminal to use jsonify for response formatting.
application/routes/vnc.py Updated start_vnc to use jsonify for response formatting.
application/utils.py Enhanced logging for various utility functions.
clp-loglib-py New commit reference added for subproject without functional changes.
ictrl_be.py Minor modification to app.run(); removed newline at end of file.
log_config.yaml Updated logging configuration to use file handlers instead of console; added rotation settings.
remotehandler.py Introduced functionality for S3 file uploads, including multipart uploads and integrity checks.
test.py New file for reading log entries from a compressed file using CLPFileReader.

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New logs are added, we never stop!
With submodules sprouting like spring flowers,
Our code now sings through the coding hours.
So let’s celebrate with a joyful cheer,
For every change brings us closer, my dear! 🌼


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