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module Admin
class ServiceErrorsController < UmlautController
# by default, force ssl connection in production env, but can be
# config'd.
force_ssl if umlaut_config.lookup!("admin.force_ssl", Rails.env.production? )
# Cheesy way to do auth from config single or multiple. Alternately,
# you might want to protect at apache level, for instance for shib
# or SSO integration
if (admin_auth = umlaut_config.lookup!("admin.auth"))
before_filter lambda {
authenticate_or_request_with_http_basic do |login, password|
login == admin_auth[:username] && password == admin_auth[:password]
end
}
end
def index
# grab the earliest dispatch to see how far back our db goes
@earliest_dispatch = DispatchedService.select("updated_at").
order("updated_at").
limit(1).
first.
updated_at
errors_base = DispatchedService.
where(:status => [DispatchedService::FailedFatal, DispatchedService::FailedTemporary])
if params[:service_id]
errors_base = errors_base.where(:service_id => params[:service_id])
end
if params[:q]
errors_base = errors_base.where("exception_info #{" NOT " if params[:q_not]} like ?", "%#{params[:q]}%")
end
# will miraculously return a hash whose key is service_id, value
# is count of failed service dispatches.
@failed_by_service = errors_base.select("service_id").
group("service_id").
count
# And get the most recent batch of failed services
# kaminari page/per
@offset = params[:offset].to_i
@limit = params[:per_page].to_i
@limit = 10 if @limit == 0
@dispatched_services = errors_base.order("updated_at DESC").
limit(@limit).offset(@offset)
@dispatched_services_count = errors_base.count
end
end
end
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