IAVM Mapper interface: fixup error-handling #42
Description
A good one works:
$ rhsecapi --loglevel info --q-iava 2016-B-0158
[INFO ] rhsda: Getting 'https://access.redhat.com/labs/iavmmapper/api/iava/' ...
[INFO ] rhsda: Getting 'https://access.redhat.com/labs/iavmmapper/api/iava/2016-B-0158' ...
[NOTICE ] rhsda: 5 CVEs found with search
CVE-2016-0762
CVE-2016-5018
CVE-2016-6794
CVE-2016-6796
CVE-2016-6797
A fake one isn't in the index so gets expected output:
$ rhsecapi --loglevel info --q-iava 2016-B-JANK
[INFO ] rhsda: Getting 'https://access.redhat.com/labs/iavmmapper/api/iava/' ...
[ERROR ] rhsda: IAVM Mapper (https://access.redhat.com/labs/iavmmapper) has no knowledge of '2016-B-JANK'
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What about if an IAVA that is known by the global index but doesn't actually exist for some reason?
$ rhsecapi --loglevel info --q-iava 2016-B-0164
[INFO ] rhsda: Getting 'https://access.redhat.com/labs/iavmmapper/api/iava/' ...
[INFO ] rhsda: Getting 'https://access.redhat.com/labs/iavmmapper/api/iava/2016-B-0164' ...
[ERROR ] rhsda: Login error; unable to get IAVA info
IAVA→CVE mapping data is not provided by the public RH Security Data API.
Instead, this uses the IAVM Mapper App (access.redhat.com/labs/iavmmapper).
Access to this data requires RH Customer Portal credentials be provided.
Create a ~/.netrc with the following contents:
machine access.redhat.com
login YOUR-CUSTOMER-PORTAL-LOGIN
password YOUR_PASSWORD_HERE
For help, open an issue at http://github.com/ryran/rhsecapi
Or post a comment at https://access.redhat.com/discussions/2713931
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/rsaw/bin/rhsecapi", line 417, in <module>
main(opts)
File "/home/rsaw/bin/rhsecapi", line 363, in main
result = apiclient.get_iava(opts.q_iava)
File "/g/dev-rhsecapi/rhsda.py", line 784, in get_iava
logger.log(25, "{0} CVEs found with search".format(len(result['IAVM']['CVEs']['CVENumber'])))
TypeError: list indices must be integers, not str
Yeah so my error-handling didn't account for that. Will do.