Nicholas Toole
Nicholas Toole
Dev update: With changes associated with this issue, AIT Integration is now making better use of the Composition provider to organize packets as folders, each containing a set of telemetry...
I believe I was able to trigger similar behavior with a call to pickle.loads(serialized_tlm), which calls tlm packet's `__getattr__` ==> _getattr ==> _assertField ==> _hasattr ==> self.defn. .. ==> _getattr...
I am using the pickle dump/load to string methods, so I wouldn't expect any files to be in play. Is there some hidden caching these methods use?
I also renamed the affected tlm.yaml to tlm2.yaml, and created a config2.yaml that includes tlm2.yaml. Finally udpated AIT_CONFIG to pojnt to config2.yaml. But will try deleting all the PKL files...
Same result, and can confirm that tlm2.pkl file was created after the run.
Hello @cjjacks , I just checked with @MJJoyce and he agrees that the 3.7 support can/should be dropped.
Locations outside of core that will need similar updates: **AIT-DSN** ``` ait/dsn/cfdp/mib.py ait/dsn/plugins/vcid_routing.py ```
@MJJoyce 's command of choice: ``` find . -name "*.pkl" -exec rm {} \; ```
Based on Slack-based convo between AIT lead and MGSS-IDS rep: - Consider dropping support for the GUI script stuff. There is technically lost functionality if you run it in the...
Instead of any code changes, we added documentation to the AIT Server page covering high-level recommendations for: 1) network security; a) recommend against port-input streams; b) suggest using CurveMQ for...