added column to csv, added more regex, added more error keywords

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Tristan Smith 2024-05-25 18:37:55 -04:00
parent e91bb9c89b
commit 078dfd4219
5 changed files with 49 additions and 29 deletions

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{
"stock": [["miner", "miner"], ["root", "root"]],
"braiins": [["root", "root"]],
"luxos": [["root", "root"]],
// "vnish": [["user", "password"]] // apparently vnish's ssh port is closed? I messaged them on telegram asking about it.
"luxos": [["root", "root"]]
}

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vnish does not have an ssh option. I messaged their developers on telegram and they said it was closed. :(

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{
"error_keywords": [
"ERROR_TEMP_TOO_HIGH",
"ERROR_HASHRATE_TOO_LOW",
"ERROR_NETWORK_DISCONNECTED",
"ERROR_POWER_LOST: power voltage rise or drop",
"SWEEP_STRING",
"_pic_write_iic failed!",
"PLL read exceeded wait time",
"ERROR_SOC_INIT: soc init failed",
"fail to read 0:1",
"fail to write 0:1"
]
"error_keywords": {
"ERROR_TEMP_TOO_HIGH": "Temperature Error",
"ERROR_NETWORK_DISCONNECTED": "probably doesn't exist",
"ERROR_POWER_LOST: power voltage rise or drop": "voltage drop",
"_pic_write_iic failed!": "PIC Error",
"PLL read exceeded wait time": "PLL Error",
"ERROR_SOC_INIT: soc init failed": "SoC failure",
"fail to read 0:1": "eeprom",
"fail to write 0:1": "eeprom",
"bitmain_get_power_status failed": "PSU",
"power voltage can not meet the target": "PSU",
"reg crc error": "black hole",
"ERROR_POWER_LOST: pic check voltage drop": "voltage drop"
}
}

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@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ def load_credentials(file_path):
with open(file_path, 'r') as file:
return json.load(file)
# Load error keywords from a JSON file
# Load error keywords and types from a JSON file
def load_error_keywords(file_path):
with open(file_path, 'r') as file:
return json.load(file)['error_keywords']
@ -24,6 +24,8 @@ error_keywords = load_error_keywords(ERRORS_FILE)
# Regex patterns for ASIC chip errors and power-off messages
asic_pattern = re.compile(r"Chain\[(\d+)\]: find (\d+) asic, times \d+")
power_off_pattern = re.compile(r"Chain (\d+) only find (\d+) asic, will power off hash board (\d+)")
eeprom_error_pattern = re.compile(r"Data load fail for chain (\d+)\.")
chip_bin_pattern = re.compile(r"No chip bin, chain = (\d+)")
# Function to read IP addresses from a file
def read_ips(file_path):
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def check_logs(ip, ssh_client, worker_id):
logs = []
asic_errors = set() # Using set to avoid duplicate errors
results = []
results = set() # Using set to avoid duplicate entries
try:
print(f"Checking logs on {ip}")
stdin, stdout, stderr = ssh_client.exec_command("find /var/log/ -type f")
@ -56,9 +58,9 @@ def check_logs(ip, ssh_client, worker_id):
stdin, stdout, stderr = ssh_client.exec_command(f"cat {log_file}")
log_content = stdout.read().decode('utf-8', errors='ignore')
print(f"Content of {log_file}: {log_content[:500]}") # Debug statement to show part of the log content
for keyword in error_keywords:
for keyword, error_type in error_keywords.items():
if keyword in log_content:
logs.append((log_file, keyword))
logs.append((log_file, error_type, keyword))
# Check for ASIC chip errors and power-off messages
for match in asic_pattern.finditer(log_content):
@ -73,7 +75,19 @@ def check_logs(ip, ssh_client, worker_id):
found_asic_count = int(found_asic_count)
chain = int(chain)
print(f"Power-off message found: Chain {chain}, ASIC count: {found_asic_count}, Board: {board}") # Debug statement
results.append([worker_id, ip, "ASIC Error", f"Chain {chain} has failed with {found_asic_count} ASICs found and will power off hash board {board}"])
results.add((worker_id, ip, log_file, "ASIC Error", f"Chain {chain} has failed with {found_asic_count} ASICs found and will power off hash board {board}"))
# Check for EEPROM errors
for match in eeprom_error_pattern.finditer(log_content):
chain = match.group(1)
print(f"EEPROM error found: Chain {chain}") # Debug statement
results.add((worker_id, ip, log_file, "EEPROM Error", f"Data load fail for chain {chain}"))
# Check for chip bin errors
for match in chip_bin_pattern.finditer(log_content):
chain = match.group(1)
print(f"Chip bin error found: Chain {chain}") # Debug statement
results.add((worker_id, ip, log_file, "Chip Bin Error", f"No chip bin for chain {chain}"))
except Exception as e:
print(f"Error checking logs on {ip}: {e}")
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# Main function to iterate over IPs and check for errors
def main():
ips = read_ips('ips.txt')
results = []
results = set() # Using set to avoid duplicate entries
for ip in ips:
print(f"Processing IP: {ip}")
@ -116,17 +130,16 @@ def main():
connected = True
worker_id = get_worker_id(ssh_client)
logs, asic_errors, asic_results = check_logs(ip, ssh_client, worker_id)
results.extend(asic_results)
results.update(asic_results)
for log in logs:
results.append([worker_id, ip, log[0], log[1]])
results.add((worker_id, ip, log[0], log[1], log[2]))
unique_asic_errors = {} # Using a dictionary to store chain and failed check count.
for chain, asic_count in asic_errors:
for chain, asic_count in asic_errors:
failed_checks = unique_asic_errors.get(chain, 0) + 1 # array
failed_checks = unique_asic_errors.get(chain, 0) + 1
unique_asic_errors[chain] = failed_checks
if asic_count == 0 and failed_checks == 3:
results.append([worker_id, ip, "ASIC Error", f"Chain {chain} has 3 failed checks with {asic_count} ASICs found"])
results.add((worker_id, ip, log_file, "ASIC Error", f"Chain {chain} has 3 failed checks with {asic_count} ASICs found"))
ssh_client.close()
break
@ -138,9 +151,8 @@ def main():
print("Writing results to CSV")
with open('results.csv', 'w', newline='') as file:
writer = csv.writer(file)
writer.writerow(["Worker ID", "IP Address", "Log File", "Error"])
writer.writerow(["Worker ID", "IP Address", "Log File", "Error Type", "Error Message"])
writer.writerows(results)
print("Writing: ", results)
print("Done")
if __name__ == "__main__":

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warnings.json Normal file
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{
"warning_keywords": {
"the ECC used on your system is too weak compared to the one required by the NAND chip": "warning"
}
}