Implement a LastLogAcitivity check

[languitar]

Parses a log file and uses that first timestamp found when iterating the
file starting from the last line.

Will fix #98

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[languitar]

@niram8 would you mind giving this check a try? This should solve your log file problem without a shell script.

[niram8]

@niram8 would you mind giving this check a try? This should solve your log file problem without a shell script.

I would be happy to test. I do not know how to do it. How can I update my current autosuspend installation to test the new feature? And how should the autosuspend config file look like?

[languitar]

How can I update my current autosuspend installation to test the new feature? And how should the autosuspend config file look like?

You need to install autosuspend from the development source to test this. Ideally, you deinstall the existing package before testing (you should back up your existing config file before doing that). I have updated the from-source installation instructions in the manual to make the installation of the update version more easy for you: https://autosuspend.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html#manual-installation. Use feature/98-last-log-time-check as the branch name behind the @ character in the Git URL.

[niram8]

I got the following error while I tried to install the brannch feature/98-last-log-time-check:

root@nextcloud ~]# python3 -m venv /opt/autosuspend /opt/autosuspend/bin/pip install git+https://github.com/languitar/autosuspend.git@feature/98‐last‐log‐time‐check#egg=autosuspend[all]
Error: Unable to create directory '/opt/autosuspend/bin/pip'
[root@nextcloud ~]#

There is already a file "pip" in directory "/opt/autosuspend/bin/" but no directory "pip"

The process is difficult for me as a non-linux user

[languitar]

You have to execute the two lines in the instruction in two separate invocations, not a single one.

[niram8]

Still errors. Here the output:

[root@nextcloud ~]# python3 -m venv /opt/autosuspend
[root@nextcloud ~]# /opt/autosuspend/bin/pip install git+https://github.com/languitar/autosuspend.git@feature/98‐last‐log‐time‐check#egg=autosuspend[all]
Collecting autosuspend[all] from git+https://github.com/languitar/autosuspend.git@feature/98‐last‐log‐time‐check#egg=autosuspend[all]
  Cloning https://github.com/languitar/autosuspend.git (to revision feature/98‐last‐log‐time‐check) to /tmp/pip-install-9ijj39iv/autosuspend
  Did not find branch or tag 'feature/98‐last‐log‐time‐check', assuming revision or ref.
error: pathspec 'feature/98‐last‐log‐time‐check' did not match any file(s) known to git
Command "git checkout -q feature/98‐last‐log‐time‐check" failed with error code 1 in /tmp/pip-install-9ijj39iv/autosuspend
[root@nextcloud ~]#

A lot of things happen if I use "master" instead of "eature/98‐last‐log‐time‐check"
/opt/autosuspend/bin/pip install git+https://github.com/languitar/autosuspend.git@master#egg=autosuspend[all]
But still a lot of erros. I can past the outpout if appropriate

[languitar]

That is very strange. I just copy and pasted your git URL and it doesn't work. When I build the URL on my own it works. Looks like there is some invisible control character inside. Please try this one:

git+https://github.com/languitar/autosuspend.git@feature/98-last-log-time-check#egg=autosuspend[all]

[niram8]

Still error:

[root@nextcloud ~]# python3 -m venv /opt/autosuspend
[root@nextcloud ~]# https://github.com/languitar/autosuspend.git@feature/98-last-log-time-check#egg=autosuspend%5Ball%5D
sh: 1: https://github.com/languitar/autosuspend.git@feature/98-last-log-time-check#egg=autosuspend%5Ball%5D: not found
[root@nextcloud ~]# git+https://github.com/languitar/autosuspend.git@feature/98-last-log-time-check#egg=autosuspend[all]
sh: 1: git+https://github.com/languitar/autosuspend.git@feature/98-last-log-time-check#egg=autosuspend[all]: not found
[root@nextcloud ~]#

[languitar]

That was only the URL, not the whole command to execute.

python3 -m venv /opt/autosuspend

/opt/autosuspend/bin/pip install git+https://github.com/languitar/autosuspend.git@feature/98-last-log-time-check#egg=autosuspend[all]

That's what you need to execute.

[niram8]

Run through. But a lot of error messages in the output , see attached file (hope it works how I attached the file)
Sorry for the inconvenience while testing. My linux skills are really basic and I do not understand what is behind the scene with this command

autosuspend-2021-02-21_error5.txt

[languitar]

Ah, you are missing the python development headers. That prevents a native dependency from compiling. Do the following to install them:

apt-get install python3-dev build-essential

Maybe that's enough to make things work.

[niram8]

Apparently not so eay. See attached file.
autosuspend-2021-02-22_error6.txt

[languitar]

Do you want to continue? [Y/n] Abort.

You didn't complete the package installation but cancelled it.

[niram8]

Sorry I forgot the -y parameter (apt-get install python3-dev build-essential) Otherwise it does not work on my system (forwhatever reason)
But apparently still something is missing. See attached file
autosuspend-2021-02-22_error7.txt

[languitar]

At least yet another missing package for enabling compilation:

apt-get install -y pkg-config python3-wheel

Maybe afterwards it gets further.

[niram8]

Still error.
autosuspend-2021-02-24_error8.txt
Apparently still not all packages installed. What do I need totally?

[languitar]

I suspect you need to install dbus-1-dev

[niram8]

Which package should I install? I looked on the web but cannot identify it. Maybe you could give me the complete apt-get install command.

[languitar]

apt-get install -y dbus-1-dev

?

[niram8]

This gives the error: Unable to locate package dbus-1-dev

[languitar]

I am not sure on what Linux distribution you are running. Maybe the package is called libdbus-1-dev on your system.

[niram8]

My linux distribution is: turnkey-nextcloud-16.0-buster-amd64
It should be the latest Debian Buster

But I think I give it up. I cannot manage the manual install

I further installed:
apt-get install -y libdbus-1-dev
apt-get install -y glib-2.0
apt-get install -y libglib2.0

Still errors (see attached file)
autosuspend-2021-03-02_error12.txt

[languitar]

That's normal. You do not have the development headers for some packages which need to be installed before the autosuspend installation can succeed. The pattern is always the same. In case something is missing the appropriate -dev package needs to be installed. Your suspicion with libglib2.0 was correct already, but for compilation to succeed, you always need the package version with the -dev postfix. So in this case libglib2.0-dev

[languitar]

I'll just merge this for now. In my test cases this works. If something doesn't work as expected once this is released, please open an new issue.

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