Some WIP linux network-namespace (reader) utils

To be re-orged once we likely formalize a new `.linux` subpkg but,
provide basic `ip netns show` and lower-level `man namespaces` as read
from the filesys under `/proc/{pid}/ns` once we get to supporting it
more "seriously".
ns_aware
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# tractor: structured concurrent "actors".
# Copyright 2018-eternity Tyler Goodlet.
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'''
Utils for Linux namespaces.
See `man namespaces` for the high level deats!
'''
import subprocess
import os
from pathlib import Path
def get_ns_inode(
ns_type: str = 'net',
pid: int = os.getpid(),
) -> int:
'''
Return the `inode: int` for the namespace type `ns_type: str` for
the current process.
By default we use the "network namespace" since it is generallly
used to isolate all the networ-transport domains for all IPC
inside `tractor.ipc`.
See for linux:
- `man namespaces`,
- `man network_namespaces`,
> In addition, network namespaces isolate the UNIX domain
abstract socket name space (see unix(7))
- `man unix`,
If pid: int` is passed then do the lookup to
`Path(f'/proc/{pid}/ns/{ns_type}') instead of for the current
pid.
'''
ns_dir = Path(f'/proc/{pid}/ns/')
ns_path: Path = ns_dir / ns_type
entry: str = os.readlink(f'{ns_path}')
_ns_type: str
boxed_inode: str
_ns_type, _, boxed_inode = entry.partition(':')
assert ns_type == _ns_type
inode_str: str = boxed_inode[1:-1]
return int(inode_str)
def get_netns(pid: int = os.getpid()) -> tuple[str|None, int]:
'''
Return the network namespace key-inode pair for the given process
id.
'''
out: str = subprocess.check_ouput([
'ip',
'netns',
'identify',
pid,
])
netns_key: str|None = None
if out.decode().strip():
netns_key: str = out
# signifies the "default" (really just not in use)
# net namespace.
return (
netns_key or 'default',
get_ns_inode(
ns_type='net',
pid=pid,
),
)