/utilities/roswtf/src/roswtf/network.py

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# Revision $Id: environment.py 4428 2009-05-05 05:48:36Z jfaustwg $

import os
import socket
import stat
import string
import sys

import rosgraph
import rosgraph.network

from roswtf.rules import warning_rule, error_rule

# #1220
def ip_check(ctx):
    # best we can do is compare roslib's routine against socket resolution and make sure they agree
    local_addrs = rosgraph.network.get_local_addresses()

    resolved_ips = [host[4][0] for host in socket.getaddrinfo(socket.gethostname(), 0, 0, 0, socket.SOL_TCP)]
    global_ips = [ ip for ip in resolved_ips if not ip.startswith('127.') and not ip == '::1']

    remote_ips = list(set(global_ips) - set(local_addrs))
    if remote_ips:
        return "Local hostname [%s] resolves to [%s], which does not appear to be a local IP address %s."%(socket.gethostname(), ','.join(remote_ips), str(local_addrs))

# suggestion by mquigley based on laptop dhcp issues    
def ros_hostname_check(ctx):
    """Make sure that ROS_HOSTNAME resolves to a local IP address"""
    if not rosgraph.ROS_HOSTNAME in ctx.env:
        return

    hostname = ctx.env[rosgraph.ROS_HOSTNAME]
    try:
        resolved_ips = [host[4][0] for host in socket.getaddrinfo(hostname, 0, 0, 0, socket.SOL_TCP)]
    except socket.gaierror:
        return "ROS_HOSTNAME [%s] cannot be resolved to an IP address"%(hostname)
    
    # best we can do is compare roslib's routine against socket resolution and make sure they agree
    local_addrs = rosgraph.network.get_local_addresses()

    remote_ips = list(set(resolved_ips) - set(local_addrs))
    if remote_ips:
        return "ROS_HOSTNAME [%s] resolves to [%s], which does not appear to be a local IP address %s."%(hostname, ','.join(remote_ips), str(local_addrs))

def ros_ip_check(ctx):
    """Make sure that ROS_IP is a local IP address"""
    if not rosgraph.ROS_IP in ctx.env:
        return

    ip = ctx.env[rosgraph.ROS_IP]
    
    # best we can do is compare roslib's routine against socket resolution and make sure they agree
    addrs = rosgraph.network.get_local_addresses()

    if ip not in addrs:
        return "ROS_IP [%s] does not appear to be a local IP address %s."%(ip, str(addrs))
    
# Error/Warning Rules

warnings = [
    (ros_hostname_check,
     "ROS_HOSTNAME may be incorrect: "),
    (ros_ip_check,
     "ROS_IP may be incorrect: "),

    ]

errors = [
    (ip_check,
     "Local network configuration is invalid: "),
    ]

def wtf_check(ctx):
    for r in warnings:
        warning_rule(r, r[0](ctx), ctx)
    for r in errors:
        error_rule(r, r[0](ctx), ctx)