"""mod_snake_log_syslog:  A simple, 'silly' module to do logging of
certain transactions to the syslog.  This is meant as a very simple
example of how to use mod_snake, and probably shouldn't be used in
a real server -- as it sucks."""

import mod_snake
import syslog

class SnakeLogSyslog:
    def __init__(self, module):
        directives = { 'SnakeLogSyslog' :  (mod_snake.OR_ALL, mod_snake.FLAG,
                                            self.cmd_SnakeLogSyslog), }
        module.add_directives(directives)
        hooks = { 'create_dir_config' : self.create_dir_config,
                  'open_logs'         : self.open_logs,
                  'log_transaction'   : self.log_transaction,
                  }
        
        for hook in hooks.keys():
            module.add_hook(hook, hooks[hook])
            
    def cmd_SnakeLogSyslog(self, per_dir, per_svr, on_or_off):
	'cmd_SnakelogSyslog: enable or disable special syslog logging'

	per_dir['enabled'] = on_or_off

    def create_dir_config(self, path):
        return { 'path'    : path,
                 'enabled' : 0 }
    
    def open_logs(self, per_svr, module):
        syslog.openlog('SnakeSyslog')

    def log_transaction(self, per_dir, per_svr, request_rec):
        if per_dir['enabled']:
            conn = request_rec.connection
            syslog.syslog('%s - %s' % (conn.remote_ip, request_rec.uri))