

import saga.exceptions as se

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#
def translate_exception (e, msg=None) :
    """
    In many cases, we should be able to roughly infer the exception cause
    from the error message -- this is centrally done in this method.  If
    possible, it will return a new exception with a more concise error
    message and appropriate exception type.
    """

    if  not issubclass (e.__class__, se.SagaException) :
        # we do not touch non-saga exceptions
        return e

    if  not issubclass (e.__class__, se.NoSuccess) :
        # this seems to have a specific cause already, leave it alone
        return e

    cmsg = e._plain_message

    if  msg :
        cmsg = "%s (%s)" % (cmsg, msg)

    lmsg = cmsg.lower ()

    if  'could not resolve hostname' in lmsg :
        e = se.BadParameter (cmsg)

    elif  'connection timed out' in lmsg :
        e = se.BadParameter (cmsg)

    elif 'auth' in lmsg :
        e = se.AuthorizationFailed (cmsg)

    elif 'pass' in lmsg :
        e = se.AuthenticationFailed (cmsg)

    elif 'ssh_exchange_identification' in lmsg :
        e = se.AuthenticationFailed ("too frequent login attempts, or sshd misconfiguration: %s" % cmsg)

    elif 'denied' in lmsg :
        e = se.PermissionDenied (cmsg)

    elif 'shared connection' in lmsg :
        e = se.NoSuccess ("Insufficient system resources: %s" % cmsg)

    elif 'pty allocation' in lmsg :
        e = se.NoSuccess ("Insufficient system resources: %s" % cmsg)

    elif 'Connection to master closed' in lmsg :
        e = se.NoSuccess ("Connection failed (insufficient system resources?): %s" % cmsg)

    return e


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