Fix _find_ports() for when backdoor_port is None.
For the case when backdoor_port is None for a service, then the backdoor_port configuration option was not set for that service. Instead of failing for this case, just skip establishing a backdoor connection to services without a backdoor_port, and move on to the other services. Change-Id: I0fad967f94b9d9928e9134fe5901d5e256b6ab69
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@@ -80,7 +80,16 @@ class CoverageController(object):
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get_port_fn = apicommands[host['service']]
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_host = host
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_host['port'] = get_port_fn(context, host['host'])
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ports.append(_host)
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#NOTE(mtreinish): if the port is None then it wasn't set in
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# the configuration file for this service. However, that
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# doesn't necessarily mean that we don't have backdoor ports
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# for all the services. So, skip the telnet connection for
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# this service.
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if _host['port']:
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ports.append(_host)
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else:
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LOG.warning(_("Can't connect to service: %s, no port"
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"specified\n"), host['service'])
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else:
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LOG.debug(_("No backdoor API command for service: %s\n"), host)
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return ports
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