Exemple #1
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func configureLogging(g *libkb.GlobalContext, cl *libcmdline.CommandLine) error {

	g.Log.Debug("+ configureLogging")
	defer func() {
		g.Log.Debug("- configureLogging")
	}()
	// Whether or not we autoforked, we're now running in client-server
	// mode (as opposed to standalone). Register a global LogUI so that
	// calls to G.Log() in the daemon can be copied to us. This is
	// something of a hack on the daemon side.
	if !g.Env.GetDoLogForward() || cl.GetLogForward() == libcmdline.LogForwardNone {
		g.Log.Debug("Disabling log forwarding")
		return nil
	}

	// TODO This triggers a connection to the RPC server before cmd.Run() is
	// called, so the command has no way to deal with errors on its own.
	// This should probably be moved into RegisterProtocols?
	// Also rpc.RegisterProtocolsWithContext seems to automatically add the
	// LogUIProtocol?
	return registerGlobalLogUI(g)
}
Exemple #2
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func configureLogging(g *libkb.GlobalContext, cl *libcmdline.CommandLine) error {

	g.Log.Debug("+ configureLogging")
	defer func() {
		g.Log.Debug("- configureLogging")
	}()
	// Whether or not we autoforked, we're now running in client-server
	// mode (as opposed to standalone). Register a global LogUI so that
	// calls to G.Log() in the daemon can be copied to us. This is
	// something of a hack on the daemon side.
	if !g.Env.GetDoLogForward() || cl.GetLogForward() == libcmdline.LogForwardNone {
		g.Log.Debug("Disabling log forwarding")
		return nil
	}

	protocols := []rpc.Protocol{client.NewLogUIProtocol()}
	if err := client.RegisterProtocolsWithContext(protocols, g); err != nil {
		return err
	}

	logLevel := keybase1.LogLevel_INFO
	if g.Env.GetDebug() {
		logLevel = keybase1.LogLevel_DEBUG
	}
	logClient, err := client.GetLogClient(g)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	arg := keybase1.RegisterLoggerArg{
		Name:  "CLI client",
		Level: logLevel,
	}
	if err := logClient.RegisterLogger(context.TODO(), arg); err != nil {
		g.Log.Warning("Failed to register as a logger: %s", err)
	}

	return nil
}