from __future__ import annotations from .shell import BackupException, execute_shell_command def get_image_info(container: str) -> str: return execute_shell_command( f"docker inspect --format '{{{{.Config.Image}}}}' {container}" )[0] def has_image(container: str, pattern: str) -> bool: """Return True if container's image contains the pattern.""" return pattern in get_image_info(container) def docker_volume_names() -> list[str]: return execute_shell_command("docker volume ls --format '{{.Name}}'") def containers_using_volume(volume_name: str) -> list[str]: return execute_shell_command( f"docker ps --filter volume=\"{volume_name}\" --format '{{{{.Names}}}}'" ) def is_swarm_task(container: str) -> bool: """Swarm-managed task containers must never be stopped or started manually: the orchestrator replaces the stopped task and a later `docker start` fails on the detached overlay network. A container that vanished between listing and inspect (--rm one-shots, task-history GC) counts as not stoppable instead of aborting the whole backup run; if the container still exists the inspect failure re-raises, so a broken daemon keeps failing the run loudly instead of silently skipping the stop.""" try: out = execute_shell_command( "docker inspect --format " f"'{{{{index .Config.Labels \"com.docker.swarm.task.id\"}}}}' {container}" ) except BackupException: still_listed = execute_shell_command( f"docker ps -a --filter name=^{container}$ --format '{{{{.Names}}}}'" ) if still_listed and still_listed[0].strip(): raise return True return bool(out and out[0].strip()) def filter_stoppable(containers: list[str]) -> list[str]: """Containers baudolo may stop/start itself (everything but swarm tasks).""" stoppable = [] for container in containers: if is_swarm_task(container): print( f"Skipping stop/start for swarm task container '{container}'.", flush=True, ) continue stoppable.append(container) return stoppable def change_containers_status(containers: list[str], status: str) -> None: """Stop or start a list of containers.""" if not containers: print(f"No containers to {status}.", flush=True) return names = " ".join(containers) print(f"{status.capitalize()} containers: {names}...", flush=True) execute_shell_command(f"docker {status} {names}") def docker_volume_exists(volume: str) -> bool: # Avoid throwing exceptions for exists checks. try: execute_shell_command( f"docker volume inspect {volume} >/dev/null 2>&1 && echo OK" ) return True except Exception: return False