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"""
Click definitions for the pywbemlistener commands.

NOTE: Commands are ordered in help display by their order in this file.
"""

from __future__ import absolute_import, print_function

import sys
import os
import io
import subprocess
import signal
import atexit
import threading
import argparse
import importlib
from time import sleep
from datetime import datetime
import click
import psutil
import six
import packaging.version

from pywbem import WBEMListener, ListenerError, CIMInstance, CIMProperty, \
    Uint16, WBEMConnection, Error

from .._click_extensions import PywbemtoolsCommand, CMD_OPTS_TXT, \
    TabCompleteArgument, click_completion_item
from .._options import add_options, help_option, validate_required_arg
from .._output_formatting import format_table

from . import _config
from .pywbemlistener import cli

# Click version as a tuple. Used to control tab-completion features
CLICK_VERSION = packaging.version.parse(click.__version__).release

# Signals used for having the 'run' command signal startup completion
# back to its parent 'start' process.
# The default handlers for these signals are replaced.
# The success signal can be any signal that can be handled.
# In order to handle keyboard interrupts during password prompt correctly,
# the failure signal must be SIGINT.
try:
    # Unix/Linux/macOS
    # pylint: disable=no-member
    SIGNAL_RUN_STARTUP_SUCCESS = signal.SIGUSR1
except AttributeError:
    # native Windows
    # pylint: disable=no-member
    SIGNAL_RUN_STARTUP_SUCCESS = signal.SIGBREAK
SIGNAL_RUN_STARTUP_FAILURE = signal.SIGINT

# Status and condition used to communicate the startup completion status of the
# 'run' process between the signal handlers and other functions in the
# 'start' process.
RUN_STARTUP_STATUS = None
RUN_STARTUP_COND = threading.Condition()

# Timeout in seconds for the 'run' command starting up. This timeout
# also ends a possible prompt for the password of the private key file.
RUN_STARTUP_TIMEOUT = 60

DEFAULT_LISTENER_PORT = 25989
DEFAULT_LISTENER_SCHEME = 'https'
DEFAULT_INDI_FORMAT = '{dt} {h} {i_mof}'

LISTEN_OPTIONS = [
    click.option('-p', '--port', type=int, metavar='PORT',
                 required=False, default=DEFAULT_LISTENER_PORT,
                 help=u'The port number the listener will open to receive '
                 'indications. This can be any available port. '
                 'Default: {}'.format(DEFAULT_LISTENER_PORT)),
    click.option('-s', '--scheme',
                 type=click.Choice(['http', 'https']),
                 metavar='SCHEME',
                 required=False, default=DEFAULT_LISTENER_SCHEME,
                 help=u'The scheme used by the listener (http, https). '
                 'Default: {}'.format(DEFAULT_LISTENER_SCHEME)),
    click.option('-c', '--certfile',
                 type=click.Path(exists=False, dir_okay=False),
                 metavar='FILE',
                 required=False, default=None,
                 envvar=_config.PYWBEMLISTENER_CERTFILE_ENVVAR,
                 help=u'Path name of a PEM file containing the certificate '
                 'that will be presented as a server certificate during '
                 'SSL/TLS handshake. Required when using https. '
                 'The file may in addition contain the private key of the '
                 'certificate. '
                 'Default: EnvVar {ev}, or no certificate file.'.
                 format(ev=_config.PYWBEMLISTENER_CERTFILE_ENVVAR)),
    click.option('-k', '--keyfile',
                 type=click.Path(exists=False, dir_okay=False),
                 metavar='FILE',
                 required=False, default=None,
                 envvar=_config.PYWBEMLISTENER_KEYFILE_ENVVAR,
                 help=u'Path name of a PEM file containing the private key '
                 'of the server certificate. '
                 'Required when using https and when the certificate file '
                 'does not contain the private key. '
                 'Default: EnvVar {ev}, or no key file.'.
                 format(ev=_config.PYWBEMLISTENER_KEYFILE_ENVVAR)),
    click.option('--indi-call', type=str, metavar='MODULE.FUNCTION',
                 required=False, default=None,
                 help=u'Call a Python function for each received indication. '
                 'Invoke with --help-call for details on the function '
                 'interface. '
                 'Default: No function is called.'),
    click.option('--indi-file',
                 type=click.Path(exists=False, dir_okay=False),
                 metavar='FILE',
                 required=False, default=None,
                 help=u'Append received indications to a file. '
                 'The format can be modified using the --indi-format option. '
                 'Default: Not appended.'),
    click.option('--indi-format', type=str, metavar='FORMAT',
                 required=False, default=DEFAULT_INDI_FORMAT,
                 help=u'Sets the format to be used when displaying received '
                 'indications. '
                 'Invoke with --help-format for details on the format '
                 'specification. '
                 'Default: "{dif}".'.format(dif=DEFAULT_INDI_FORMAT)),
    click.option('--help-format', is_flag=True,
                 required=False, default=False, is_eager=True,
                 help=u'Show help message for the format specification used '
                 'with the --indi-format option and exit.'),
    click.option('--help-call', is_flag=True,
                 required=False, default=False, is_eager=True,
                 help=u'Show help message for calling a Python function for '
                 'each received indication when using the --indi-call option '
                 'and exit.'),
]

#############################################################################
#
#  tab-completion functions
#
#############################################################################


def listener_name_completer(ctx, param, incomplete):
    # pylint: disable=unused-argument
    """
    This is a tab-completion function called when pywbemlistener is called
    back from shell for tab-completion of a name argument.

    Returns listener_names that exist and match the incomplete parameter.
    """
    listeners = get_listeners()
    listener_names = [ltnr.name for ltnr in listeners]

    incompletes_found = [n for n in listener_names if n.startswith(incomplete)]

    # Returns list of click CompletionItems from list of keys in
    # the repository.
    return [click_completion_item(name) for name in incompletes_found]


def print_out(line):
    """
    Print a line to stdout, and flush stdout.
    """
    print(line)
    sys.stdout.flush()


class ListenerProperties(object):
    """
    The properties of a running named listener.
    """

    def __init__(self, name, port, scheme, certfile, keyfile,
                 indi_call, indi_file, indi_format,
                 logfile, pid, start_pid, created):
        self._name = name
        self._port = port
        self._scheme = scheme
        self._certfile = certfile
        self._keyfile = keyfile
        self._indi_call = indi_call
        self._indi_file = indi_file
        self._indi_format = indi_format
        self._logfile = logfile
        self._pid = pid
        self._start_pid = start_pid
        self._created = created

    def show_row(self):
        """Return a tuple of the properties for 'show' command"""
        return (
            self.name,
            str(self.port),
            self.scheme,
            self.certfile,
            self.keyfile,
            self.indi_call,
            self.indi_file,
            self.logfile,
            str(self.pid),
            str(self.start_pid),
            self.created.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"),
        )

    @staticmethod
    def show_headers():
        """Return a tuple of the header labels for 'show' command"""
        return (
            'Name',
            'Port',
            'Scheme',
            'Certificate file',
            'Key file',
            'Indication call',
            'Indication file',
            'Log file',
            'PID',
            'Start PID',
            'Created',
        )

    def list_row(self):
        """Return a tuple of the properties for 'list' command"""
        return (
            self.name,
            str(self.port),
            self.scheme,
            str(self.pid),
            self.created.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"),
        )

    @staticmethod
    def list_headers():
        """Return a tuple of the header labels for 'list' command"""
        return (
            'Name',
            'Port',
            'Scheme',
            'PID',
            'Created',
        )

    @property
    def name(self):
        """string: Name of the listener"""
        return self._name

    @property
    def port(self):
        """int: Port number of the listener"""
        return self._port

    @property
    def scheme(self):
        """string: Scheme of the listener"""
        return self._scheme

    @property
    def certfile(self):
        """string: Path name of certificate file of the listener"""
        return self._certfile

    @property
    def keyfile(self):
        """string: Path name of key file of the listener"""
        return self._keyfile

    @property
    def indi_call(self):
        """string: Call function MODULE.FUNCTION for each received indication"""
        return self._indi_call

    @property
    def indi_file(self):
        """string: Append each received indication to a file in a format"""
        return self._indi_file

    @property
    def indi_format(self):
        """string: Set format of indication"""
        return self._indi_format

    @property
    def logfile(self):
        """string: Path name of log file"""
        return self._logfile

    @property
    def pid(self):
        """int: Process ID of the listener"""
        return self._pid

    @property
    def start_pid(self):
        """int: Process ID of the start command of the listener"""
        return self._start_pid

    @property
    def created(self):
        """datetime: Point in time when the listener process was created"""
        return self._created


@cli.command('run', cls=PywbemtoolsCommand, options_metavar=CMD_OPTS_TXT)
@click.argument('name', type=str, metavar='NAME', required=False)
@click.option('--start-pid', type=str, metavar='PID',
              required=False, default=None,
              help=u'PID of the "pywbemlistener start" process to be '
              'notified about the startup of the run command. '
              'Default: No such notification will happen.')
@add_options(LISTEN_OPTIONS)
@add_options(help_option)
@click.pass_obj
def listener_run(context, name, **options):
    """
    Run as a named WBEM indication listener.

    Run this command as a named WBEM indication listener until it gets
    terminated, e.g. by a keyboard interrupt, break signal (e.g. kill), or the
    `pywbemlistener stop` command.

    A listener with that name must not be running, otherwise the command fails.

    Note: The `pywbemlistener start` command should be used to start listeners,
    and it starts a `pywbemlistener run` command as a background process.
    Use the `pywbemlistener run` command only when you need to have control
    over how exactly the process runs in the background.

    Note: The --start-pid option is needed because on Windows, the
    `pywbemlistener run` command is not the direct child process of the
    `pywbemlistener start` command starting it.

    Examples:

      pywbemlistener run lis1
    """
    if show_help_options(options):
        return
    validate_required_arg(name, 'NAME')
    context.execute_cmd(lambda: cmd_listener_run(context, name, options))


@cli.command('start', cls=PywbemtoolsCommand, options_metavar=CMD_OPTS_TXT)
@click.argument('name', type=str, metavar='NAME', required=False)
@add_options(LISTEN_OPTIONS)
@add_options(help_option)
@click.pass_obj
def listener_start(context, name, **options):
    """
    Start a named WBEM indication listener in the background.

    A listener with that name must not be running, otherwise the command fails.

    A listener is identified by its hostname or IP address and a port number.
    It can be started with any free port.

    Examples:

      pywbemlistener start lis1
    """
    if show_help_options(options):
        return
    validate_required_arg(name, 'NAME')
    context.execute_cmd(lambda: cmd_listener_start(context, name, options))


@cli.command('stop', cls=PywbemtoolsCommand, options_metavar=CMD_OPTS_TXT)
@click.argument('name',
                type=str,
                metavar='NAME',
                cls=TabCompleteArgument,
                shell_complete=listener_name_completer,
                required=True)
@add_options(help_option)
@click.pass_obj
def listener_stop(context, name):
    """
    Stop a named WBEM indication listener.

    The listener will shut down gracefully.

    A listener with that name must be running, otherwise the command fails.

    Examples:

      pywbemlistener stop lis1
    """
    context.execute_cmd(lambda: cmd_listener_stop(context, name))


@cli.command('show', cls=PywbemtoolsCommand, options_metavar=CMD_OPTS_TXT)
@click.argument('name',
                type=str,
                metavar='NAME',
                cls=TabCompleteArgument,
                shell_complete=listener_name_completer,
                required=True)
@add_options(help_option)
@click.pass_obj
def listener_show(context, name):
    """
    Show a named WBEM indication listener.

    A listener with that name must be running, otherwise the command fails.

    Examples:

      pywbemlistener show lis1
    """
    context.execute_cmd(lambda: cmd_listener_show(context, name))


@cli.command('list', cls=PywbemtoolsCommand, options_metavar=CMD_OPTS_TXT)
@add_options(help_option)
@click.pass_obj
def listener_list(context):
    """
    List the currently running named WBEM indication listeners.

    This is done by listing the currently running `pywbemlistener run`
    commands.
    """
    context.execute_cmd(lambda: cmd_listener_list(context))


@cli.command('test', cls=PywbemtoolsCommand, options_metavar=CMD_OPTS_TXT)
@click.argument('name',
                type=str,
                metavar='NAME',
                cls=TabCompleteArgument,
                shell_complete=listener_name_completer,
                required=False)
@click.option('-c', '--count', type=int, metavar='INT',
              required=False, default=1,
              help=u'Count of test indications to send. '
              'Default: 1')
@add_options(help_option)
@click.pass_obj
def listener_test(context, name, **options):
    """
    Send a test indication to a named WBEM indication listener.

    The indication is an alert indication with fixed properties. This allows
    testing the listener and what it does with the indication.

    Examples:

      pywbemlistener test lis1
    """
    validate_required_arg(name, 'NAME')
    context.execute_cmd(lambda: cmd_listener_test(context, name, options))


################################################################
#
#   Common methods for The action functions for the listener click group
#
###############################################################


def get_logfile(logdir, name):
    """
    Return path name of run log file, or None if no log directory is specified.

    Parameters:
      logdir (string): Path name of log directors, or None.
      name (string): Listener name.
    """
    if logdir is None:
        return None
    return os.path.join(logdir, 'pywbemlistener_{}.log'.format(name))


def get_listeners(name=None):
    """
    List the running listener processes, or the running listener process(es)
    with the specified name.

    Note that in case of the 'run' command, it is possible that this
    function is called with a name and finds two listener processes with that
    name: A previosly started one, and the one that is about to run now.
    Both will be returned so this situation can be handled by the caller.

    Returns:
      list of ListenerProperties
    """
    if sys.platform == 'win32':
        cmdname = 'pywbemlistener-script.py'
    else:
        cmdname = 'pywbemlistener'
    ret = []
    for p in psutil.process_iter():
        try:
            cmdline = p.cmdline()
        except (psutil.AccessDenied, psutil.ZombieProcess,
                psutil.NoSuchProcess):
            # Ignore processes we cannot access or that ended meanwhile
            continue
        for i, item in enumerate(cmdline):
            if item.endswith(cmdname):
                listener_index = i
                break
        else:
            # Ignore processes that are not 'pywbemlistener'
            continue
        listener_args = cmdline[listener_index + 1:]  # After 'pywbemlistener'
        args = parse_listener_args(listener_args)
        if args:
            if name is None or args.name == name:
                # pylint: disable=no-member
                # Note: This is a workaround for Pylint raising no-member on
                # Python 3.9 (see issue #1001)
                logfile = get_logfile(args.logdir, args.name)
                lis = ListenerProperties(
                    name=args.name, port=args.port, scheme=args.scheme,
                    certfile=args.certfile, keyfile=args.keyfile,
                    indi_call=args.indi_call, indi_file=args.indi_file,
                    indi_format=args.indi_format,
                    logfile=logfile, pid=p.pid, start_pid=args.start_pid,
                    created=datetime.fromtimestamp(p.create_time()))
                # pylint: enable=no-member
                # Note: End of workaround
                ret.append(lis)
    return ret


def prepare_startup_completion():
    """
    In the 'start' command, prepare for a later use of
    wait_startup_completion() by setting up the necessary signal handlers.
    """
    signal.signal(SIGNAL_RUN_STARTUP_SUCCESS, success_signal_handler)
    signal.signal(SIGNAL_RUN_STARTUP_FAILURE, failure_signal_handler)


def success_signal_handler(sig, frame):
    # pylint: disable=unused-argument
    """
    Signal handler in 'start' process for the signal indicating
    success of startup completion of the 'run' child process.
    """
    # pylint: disable=global-statement,global-variable-not-assigned
    global RUN_STARTUP_STATUS, RUN_STARTUP_COND

    if _config.VERBOSE_PROCESSES_ENABLED:
        print_out("Start process: Handling success signal ({}) from run "
                  "process".format(sig))

    RUN_STARTUP_STATUS = 'success'
    with RUN_STARTUP_COND:
        RUN_STARTUP_COND.notify()


def failure_signal_handler(sig, frame):
    # pylint: disable=unused-argument
    """
    Signal handler in 'start' process for the signal indicating
    failure of startup completion of the 'run' child process.
    """
    # pylint: disable=global-statement,global-variable-not-assigned
    global RUN_STARTUP_STATUS, RUN_STARTUP_COND

    if _config.VERBOSE_PROCESSES_ENABLED:
        print_out("Start process: Handling failure signal ({}) from run "
                  "process".format(sig))

    RUN_STARTUP_STATUS = 'failure'
    with RUN_STARTUP_COND:
        RUN_STARTUP_COND.notify()


def wait_startup_completion(child_pid):
    """
    In the 'start' command, wait for the 'run' child process
    to either successfully complete its startup or to fail its startup.

    Returns:
      int: Return code indicating whether the child started up successfully (0)
        or failed its startup (1).
    """
    # pylint: disable=global-statement,global-variable-not-assigned
    global RUN_STARTUP_STATUS, RUN_STARTUP_COND

    if _config.VERBOSE_PROCESSES_ENABLED:
        print_out("Start process: Waiting for run process {} to complete "
                  "startup".format(child_pid))

    RUN_STARTUP_STATUS = 'failure'
    with RUN_STARTUP_COND:
        rc = RUN_STARTUP_COND.wait(RUN_STARTUP_TIMEOUT)

    # Before Python 3.2, wait() always returns None. Since 3.2, it returns
    # a boolean indicating whether the timeout expired (False) or the
    # condition was triggered (True).
    if rc is None or rc is True:
        status = RUN_STARTUP_STATUS
    else:
        # Only since Python 3.2
        status = 'timeout'

    if status == 'success':
        if _config.VERBOSE_PROCESSES_ENABLED:
            print_out("Start process: Startup of run process {} succeeded".
                      format(child_pid))
        return 0

    if status == 'timeout':
        click.echo("Timeout waiting for signal handler in start process to "
                   "trigger wait condition")

    # The 'run' child process may still be running, or already a
    # zombie, or no longer exist. If it still is running, the likely cause is
    # that it was in a password prompt for the keyfile password that was not
    # entered.

    sleep(0.5)  # Give it some time to finish by itself before we clean it up

    if _config.VERBOSE_PROCESSES_ENABLED:
        print_out("Start process: Startup of run process {} failed".
                  format(child_pid))
    child_exists = False
    try:
        child_ps = psutil.Process(child_pid)
        child_status = child_ps.status()
        if child_status != psutil.STATUS_ZOMBIE:
            child_exists = True
    except (psutil.NoSuchProcess, psutil.ZombieProcess):
        # No need to clean up anything in these cases.
        pass

    if child_exists:
        if _config.VERBOSE_PROCESSES_ENABLED:
            print_out("Start process: Cleaning up run process {} and status {}".
                      format(child_pid, child_status))
        try:
            child_ps.terminate()
            child_ps.wait()
        except (IOError, OSError) as exc:
            raise click.ClickException(
                "Cannot clean up 'run' child process with PID {}: {}: {}".
                format(child_pid, type(exc), exc))
    else:
        if _config.VERBOSE_PROCESSES_ENABLED:
            print_out("Start process: Run process {} does not exist anymore".
                      format(child_pid))
    return 1


def run_exit_handler(start_pid, log_fp):
    """
    Exit handler that gets etablished for the 'run' command.

    This exit handler signals a failed startup of the 'run' command
    to the 'start' process, if it still exists. If the 'start'
    process no longer exists, this means that the startup of the 'run'
    command succeeded earlier, and it is now terminated by some means.

    In addition, it closes the log_fp log file.
    """
    try:
        start_p = psutil.Process(start_pid)
    except psutil.NoSuchProcess:
        start_p = None

    if start_p:
        if _config.VERBOSE_PROCESSES_ENABLED:
            print_out("Run process exit handler: Sending failure signal ({}) "
                      "to start process {}".
                      format(SIGNAL_RUN_STARTUP_FAILURE, start_pid))
        try:
            os.kill(start_pid, SIGNAL_RUN_STARTUP_FAILURE)  # Sends the signal
        except OSError:
            # Note: ProcessLookupError is a subclass of OSError but was
            # introduced only in Python 3.3.

            # The original start parent no longer exists.
            # This can only happen if the process goes away in the short time
            # window between checking for it at the begin of this function,
            # and here.
            if _config.VERBOSE_PROCESSES_ENABLED:
                print_out("Run process exit handler: Start process {} does "
                          "not exist anymore".format(start_pid))

    if log_fp:
        print_out("Closing 'run' output log file at {}".format(datetime.now()))
        log_fp.close()


def format_indication(indication, host, indi_format=None):
    """
    Return a string that contains the indication formatted according to the
    given format.
    """
    dt = datetime.now()
    try:
        dt = dt.astimezone()
    except TypeError:
        # Below Python 3.6, it cannot determine the local timezone, and its
        # tzinfo argument is required.
        pass
    tz = dt.tzname() or ''
    i_mof = indication.tomof().replace('\n', ' ')
    format_kwargs = {"dt": dt,
                     "tz": tz,
                     "h": host,
                     "i_mof": i_mof,
                     "i": indication}
    if indi_format is None:
        indi_format = DEFAULT_INDI_FORMAT
    indi_str = indi_format.format(**format_kwargs)
    return indi_str


def show_help_format():
    """
    Display help for the format specification used with the --indi-format
    option.
    """
    # pylint: disable=line-too-long
    print("""
Help for the format specification with option:  --indi-format FORMAT

FORMAT is a Python new-style format string that can use the following keyword
arguments:

* 'dt' - Python datetime object for the point in time the listener received the
  indication. If used directly in a format specifier, it is shown in a standard
  date & time format using local time and UTC offset of the local timezone.
  This keyword argument can also be used for accessing its Python object
  attributes in the format specifier (e.g. '{dt.hour}').

* 'tz' - Timezone name of the local timezone. On Python versions before 3.6,
  the empty string.

* 'h' - Host name or IP address of the host that sent the indication.

* 'i_mof' - Indication instance in single-line MOF representation.

* 'i' - pywbem.CIMInstance object with the indication instance. This keyword
  argument can be used for accessing its Python object attributes in the format
  specifier (e.g. '{i.classname}'), or its CIM property values
  (e.g. '{i[PropName]}'). For more complex cases, attributes of the CIMProperty
  objects can also be accessed (e.g. '{i.properties[PropName].type}').

The default format is: '""" + DEFAULT_INDI_FORMAT + """'

Examples:

--indi-format '{dt} {h} {i_mof}'
2021-05-13 17:51:05.831117+02:00 instance of CIM_AlertIndication { Message = "test"; ... }

--indi-format 'At {dt.hour}:{dt.minute} from {h}: {i.classname}: {i[Message]}'
At 17:51 from 127.0.0.1: CIM_AlertIndication: test
""")  # noqa: E501


def show_help_call():
    """
    Display help for calling a Python function for each received indication
    when using the --indi-call option.
    """
    print("""
Help for calling a Python function with option:  --indi-call MODULE.FUNCTION

MODULE must be a module name or a dotted package name in the module search
path, e.g. 'mymodule' or 'mypackage.mymodule'.

The current directory is added to the front of the Python module search path,
if needed. Thus, the module can be a single module file in the current
directory, for example:

    ./mymodule.py

or a module in a package in the current directory, for example:

    ./mypackage/__init__.py
    ./mypackage/mymodule.py

FUNCTION must be a function in that module with the following interface:

    def func(indication, host)

Parameters:

* 'indication' is a 'pywbem.CIMInstance' object representing the CIM indication
  that has been received. Its 'path' attribute is None.

* 'host' is a string with the host name or IP address of the indication sender
  (typically a WBEM server).

The return value of the function will be ignored.

Exceptions raised when importing the module cause the 'pywbemlistener run'
command to terminate with an error. Exceptions raised by the function when
it is called cause an error message to be displayed.
""")


def show_help_options(options):
    """
    Show the help messages for the --help-... options, if specified.

    Returns:
      bool: Indicates whether help was shown.
    """
    ret = False
    if options['help_call']:
        show_help_call()
        ret = True
    if options['help_format']:
        show_help_format()
        ret = True
    return ret


class SilentArgumentParser(argparse.ArgumentParser):
    """
    argparse.ArgumentParser subclass that silences any errors and exit and
    just raises them as SystemExit.
    """

    def error(self, message=None):
        """Called for usage errors detected by the parser"""
        raise SystemExit(2)

    def exit(self, status=0, message=None):
        """Not sure when this is called"""
        raise SystemExit(status)


def parse_listener_args(listener_args):
    """
    Parse the command line arguments of a process. If it is a listener process
    return its parsed arguments (after the 'pywbemlistener' command); otherwise
    return None.
    """

    parser = SilentArgumentParser()

    # Note: The following options must ne in sync with the Click general options
    parser.add_argument('--output-format', '-o', type=str, default=None)
    parser.add_argument('--logdir', '-l', type=str, default=None)
    parser.add_argument('--verbose', '-v', action='count', default=0)
    parser.add_argument('--pdb', action='store_true', default=False)
    parser.add_argument('--warn', default=False, action='store_true')

    parser.add_argument('run', type=str, default=None)
    parser.add_argument('name', type=str, default=None)

    # Note: The following options must ne in sync with the Click command options
    parser.add_argument('--start-pid', type=int, default=None)
    parser.add_argument('--port', '-p', type=int,
                        default=DEFAULT_LISTENER_PORT)
    parser.add_argument('--scheme', '-s', type=str,
                        default=DEFAULT_LISTENER_SCHEME)
    parser.add_argument('--certfile', type=str, default=None)
    parser.add_argument('--keyfile', type=str, default=None)
    parser.add_argument('--indi-call', type=str, default=None)
    parser.add_argument('--indi-file', type=str, default=None)
    parser.add_argument('--indi-format', type=str, default=None)

    try:
        parsed_args = parser.parse_args(listener_args)
    except SystemExit:
        # Invalid arguments
        return None

    if parsed_args.run != 'run':
        return None

    return parsed_args


def run_term_signal_handler(sig, frame):
    # pylint: disable=unused-argument
    """
    Signal handler for the 'run' command that gets called for the
    SIGTERM signal, i.e. when the 'run' process gets terminated by
    some means.

    This handler ensures that the main loop of the the 'run' command
    gets control and can gracefully stop the listener.
    """
    if _config.VERBOSE_PROCESSES_ENABLED:
        print_out("Run process: Received termination signal ({})".format(sig))

    # This triggers the registered exit handler run_exit_handler()
    raise SystemExit(1)


def transpose(headers, rows):
    """
    Return transposed headers and rows (i.e. switch columns and rows).
    """
    ret_headers = ['Attribute', 'Value']
    ret_rows = []
    for header in headers:
        ret_row = [header]
        ret_rows.append(ret_row)
    for row in rows:
        assert len(headers) == len(row)
        for i, col in enumerate(row):
            ret_rows[i].append(col)
    return ret_headers, ret_rows


def display_show_listener(listener, table_format):
    """
    Display a listener for the 'show' command.
    """
    headers = ListenerProperties.show_headers()
    rows = [listener.show_row()]
    headers, rows = transpose(headers, rows)
    table = format_table(
        rows, headers, table_format=table_format,
        sort_columns=None, hide_empty_cols=None, float_fmt=None)
    click.echo(table)


def display_list_listeners(listeners, table_format):
    """
    Display listeners for the 'list' command.
    """
    headers = ListenerProperties.list_headers()
    rows = []
    for lis in listeners:
        rows.append(lis.list_row())
    table = format_table(
        rows, headers, table_format=table_format,
        sort_columns=None, hide_empty_cols=None, float_fmt=None)
    click.echo(table)


################################################################
#
#   Common methods for The action functions for the listener click group
#
###############################################################


def cmd_listener_run(context, name, options):
    """
    Run as a listener.
    """
    port = options['port']
    scheme = options['scheme']
    host = 'localhost'

    start_pid = options['start_pid']
    if start_pid is not None:
        start_pid = int(start_pid)

    # If the stdout of the run process is a pipe (e.g. when capturing
    # the output of the run command or its parent start command during
    # tests, or when a user pipes the output of the run or start command),
    # the parent process will not terminate because its child run process
    # has the same pipe open. This is addressed by setting the file descriptor
    # of stdout to the file descriptor of the opened log file (when logging)
    # or the file descriptor of the opened null device (when not logging),
    # using os.dup2().
    # Note that this needs to be done at the OS file descriptor level. Setting
    # sys.stdout is not sufficient, because its prior file descriptor would
    # still be the open pipe.

    pid = os.getpid()

    logfile = get_logfile(context.logdir, name)
    if logfile:

        # This message goes to the original stdout of the run process (wherever
        # that is directed to)
        print_out("Run process {}: Output is logged to: {}".
                  format(pid, logfile))

        # pylint: disable=consider-using-with
        log_fp = io.open(logfile, 'a', encoding='utf-8')

        if sys.platform == 'win32':
            # On Windows, the standard file descriptors are not inherited
            # to the run process (probably due to the additional process
            # in between), so the recommended way of redirecting stdout
            # does not prevent the start process from terminating.
            sys.stdout = log_fp
        else:
            # On UNIX, see the comment at the begin of this function.
            # The null device will be closed in run_exit_handler()
            os.dup2(log_fp.fileno(), sys.stdout.fileno())

        # This message is the first one of this run in the log file (appended)
        print_out("Opening 'run' output log file at {}".format(datetime.now()))
    else:

        # pylint: disable=consider-using-with
        log_fp = io.open(os.devnull, 'w', encoding='utf-8')

        if sys.platform == 'win32':
            # On Windows, the standard file descriptors are not inherited
            # to the run process (probably due to the additional process
            # in between), so the recommended way of redirecting stdout
            # does not prevent the start process from terminating.
            sys.stdout = log_fp
        else:
            # On UNIX, see the comment at the begin of this function.
            # The null device will be closed in run_exit_handler()
            os.dup2(log_fp.fileno(), sys.stdout.fileno())

        print_out("Run process {}: Assertion: This message should not appear")

    # Register a termination signal handler that causes the loop further down
    # to get control via SystemExit.
    signal.signal(signal.SIGTERM, run_term_signal_handler)

    # If this run process is started from a start process, register a Python
    # atexit handler to make sure we get control when Click exceptions terminate
    # the process. The exit handler signals a failed startup to the start
    # process.
    if start_pid:
        atexit.register(run_exit_handler, start_pid, log_fp)

    listeners = get_listeners(name)
    if len(listeners) > 1:  # This upcoming listener and a previous one
        lis = listeners[0]
        url = '{}://{}:{}'.format(lis.scheme, host, lis.port)
        raise click.ClickException(
            "Listener {} already running at {}".format(name, url))

    if scheme == 'http':
        http_port = port
        https_port = None
        certfile = None
        keyfile = None
    else:
        assert scheme == 'https'
        https_port = port
        http_port = None
        certfile = options['certfile']
        keyfile = options['keyfile'] or certfile
    url = '{}://{}:{}'.format(scheme, host, port)

    context.spinner_stop()

    try:
        listener = WBEMListener(
            host=host, http_port=http_port, https_port=https_port,
            certfile=certfile, keyfile=keyfile)
    except ValueError as exc:
        raise click.ClickException(
            "Cannot create listener {}: {}".format(name, exc))
    try:
        listener.start()
    except (IOError, OSError, ListenerError) as exc:
        raise click.ClickException(
            "Cannot start listener {}: {}".format(name, exc))

    indi_call = options['indi_call']
    indi_file = options['indi_file']
    indi_format = options['indi_format'] or DEFAULT_INDI_FORMAT

    def file_func(indication, host):
        """
        Indication callback function that appends the indication to a file
        using the specified format.
        """
        try:
            display_str = format_indication(indication, host, indi_format)
        except Exception as exc:  # pylint: disable=broad-except
            display_str = ("Error: Cannot format indication using format "
                           "\"{}\": {}: {}".
                           format(indi_format, exc.__class__.__name__, exc))
        with io.open(indi_file, 'a', encoding='utf-8') as fp:
            fp.write(display_str)
            fp.write(u'\n')

    if indi_call:
        mod_func = indi_call.rsplit('.', 1)
        if len(mod_func) < 2:
            raise click.ClickException(
                "The --indi-call option does not specify MODULE.FUNCTION: {}".
                format(indi_call))
        mod_name = mod_func[0]
        func_name = mod_func[1]

        curdir = os.getcwd()
        if sys.path[0] != curdir:
            if context.verbose >= _config.VERBOSE_SETTINGS:
                click.echo("Inserting current directory into front of Python "
                           "module search path: {}".format(curdir))
            sys.path.insert(0, curdir)

        try:
            module = importlib.import_module(mod_name)
        except ImportError as exc:
            raise click.ClickException(
                "Cannot import module {}: {}".
                format(mod_name, exc))
        except SyntaxError as exc:
            raise click.ClickException(
                "Cannot import module {}: SyntaxError: {}".
                format(mod_name, exc))
        try:
            func = getattr(module, func_name)
        except AttributeError:
            raise click.ClickException(
                "Function {}() not found in module {}".
                format(func_name, mod_name))
        listener.add_callback(func)
        if context.verbose >= _config.VERBOSE_SETTINGS:
            click.echo("Added indication handler for calling function {}() "
                       "in module {}".format(func_name, mod_name))

    if indi_file:
        listener.add_callback(file_func)
        if context.verbose >= _config.VERBOSE_SETTINGS:
            click.echo("Added indication handler for appending to file {} "
                       "with format \"{}\"".format(indi_file, indi_format))

    click.echo("Running listener {} at {}".format(name, url))

    # Signal successful startup completion to the parent 'start' process.
    if start_pid:
        if _config.VERBOSE_PROCESSES_ENABLED:
            print_out("Run process: Sending success signal ({}) to "
                      "start process {}".
                      format(SIGNAL_RUN_STARTUP_SUCCESS, start_pid))
        os.kill(start_pid, SIGNAL_RUN_STARTUP_SUCCESS)  # Sends the signal

    try:
        while True:
            sleep(60)
    except (KeyboardInterrupt, SystemExit) as exc:
        if _config.VERBOSE_PROCESSES_ENABLED:
            print_out("Run process: Caught exception {}: {}".
                      format(type(exc), exc))
        # Note: SystemExit occurs only due to being raised in the signal handler
        # that was registered.

        listener.stop()
        click.echo("Shut down listener {} running at {}".format(name, url))


def cmd_listener_start(context, name, options):
    """
    Start a named listener.
    """
    port = options['port']
    scheme = options['scheme']
    certfile = options['certfile']
    keyfile = options['keyfile']
    indi_call = options['indi_call']
    indi_file = options['indi_file']
    indi_format = options['indi_format']
    host = 'localhost'

    listeners = get_listeners(name)
    if listeners:
        lis = listeners[0]
        url = '{}://{}:{}'.format(lis.scheme, host, lis.port)
        raise click.ClickException(
            "Listener {} already running at {}".format(name, url))

    pid = os.getpid()

    run_args = [
        'pywbemlistener',
    ]
    if context.verbose:
        run_args.append('-{}'.format('v' * context.verbose))
    if context.logdir:
        run_args.extend(['--logdir', context.logdir])
    run_args.extend([
        'run', name,
        '--port', str(port),
        '--scheme', scheme,
        '--start-pid', str(pid),
    ])
    if certfile:
        run_args.extend(['--certfile', certfile])
    if keyfile:
        run_args.extend(['--keyfile', keyfile])
    if indi_call:
        run_args.extend(['--indi-call', indi_call])
    if indi_file:
        run_args.extend(['--indi-file', indi_file])
    if indi_format:
        run_args.extend(['--indi-format', indi_format])

    # While we stop the spinner of this 'start' command, the spinner of the
    # invoked 'run' command will still be spinning until its startup/exit
    # completion is detected. When the output of the 'start'command is
    # redirected, the spinner of the child process will also be suppressed,
    # so this behavior is consistent and should be fine.
    context.spinner_stop()

    prepare_startup_completion()

    popen_kwargs = {"shell": False}
    if six.PY3:
        popen_kwargs['start_new_session'] = True

    if _config.VERBOSE_PROCESSES_ENABLED:
        print_out("Start process {}: Starting run process as: {}".
                  format(pid, run_args))

    # pylint: disable=consider-using-with
    p = subprocess.Popen(run_args, **popen_kwargs)

    # Wait for startup completion or for error exit
    try:
        rc = wait_startup_completion(p.pid)
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        raise click.ClickException(
            "Keyboard interrupt while waiting for listener to start up")
    if rc != 0:
        # Error has already been displayed
        raise SystemExit(rc)

    # A message about the successful startup has already been displayed by
    # the child process.


def cmd_listener_stop(context, name):
    """
    Stop a named listener.
    """
    listeners = get_listeners(name)
    if not listeners:
        raise click.ClickException(
            "No running listener found with name {}".format(name))
    listener = listeners[0]

    context.spinner_stop()

    p = psutil.Process(listener.pid)
    if _config.VERBOSE_PROCESSES_ENABLED:
        print_out("Terminating run process {}".format(listener.pid))
    p.terminate()
    if _config.VERBOSE_PROCESSES_ENABLED:
        print_out("Waiting for run process {} to complete".format(listener.pid))
    p.wait()

    # A message about the successful shutdown has already been displayed by
    # the child process.


def cmd_listener_show(context, name):
    """
    Show a named listener.
    """
    listeners = get_listeners(name)
    if not listeners:
        raise click.ClickException(
            "No running listener found with name {}".format(name))

    context.spinner_stop()
    display_show_listener(listeners[0], table_format=context.output_format)


def cmd_listener_list(context):
    """
    List all named listeners.
    """
    listeners = get_listeners()
    context.spinner_stop()
    if not listeners:
        click.echo("No running listeners")
    else:
        display_list_listeners(listeners, table_format=context.output_format)


def cmd_listener_test(context, name, options):
    """
    Send a test indication to a named listener.
    """
    listeners = get_listeners(name)
    if not listeners:
        raise click.ClickException(
            "No running listener found with name {}".format(name))
    listener = listeners[0]

    count = options['count']  # optional but defaulted
    if count < 1:
        raise click.ClickException(
            "Invalid count specified: {}".format(count))

    # Construct an alert indication
    indication = CIMInstance("CIM_AlertIndication")
    indication['IndicationIdentifier'] = \
        CIMProperty('IndicationIdentifier', value=None, type='string')
    indication['AlertingElementFormat'] = Uint16(2)  # CIMObjectPath
    indication['AlertingManagedElement'] = \
        CIMProperty('AlertingManagedElement', value=None, type='string')
    indication['AlertType'] = Uint16(2)  # Communications Alert
    indication['Message'] = "Test message"
    indication['OwningEntity'] = 'TEST'
    indication['PerceivedSeverity'] = Uint16(2)  # Information
    indication['ProbableCause'] = Uint16(0)  # Unknown
    indication['SystemName'] = \
        CIMProperty('SystemName', value=None, type='string')
    indication['MessageArguments'] = \
        CIMProperty('MessageArguments', value=[], type='string', is_array=True)
    indication['IndicationTime'] = datetime.now()
    indication['MessageID'] = 'TESTnnnn'

    context.spinner_stop()

    click.echo("Sending the following test indication:\n{}".
               format(indication.tomof()))

    for i in range(1, count + 1):

        indication['MessageID'] = 'TEST{:04d}'.format(i)

        conn_kwargs = {}
        conn_kwargs['creds'] = None
        if listener.scheme == 'https':
            url = 'https://localhost:{}'.format(listener.port)
            conn_kwargs['x509'] = None
            conn_kwargs['no_verification'] = True
        else:  # http
            url = 'http://localhost:{}'.format(listener.port)

        conn = WBEMConnection(url, **conn_kwargs)

        try:
            conn.ExportIndication(indication)
        except Error as exc:
            raise click.ClickException(str(exc))

        click.echo("Sent test indication #{} to listener {} at {}".
                   format(i, name, url))
