Public bug reported:
Trying to connect to an RFC2217 access server:
$ python -m serial.tools.miniterm -D rfc2217://10.254.1.143:4001/logging=debug
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:enabled logging
INFO:pySerial.rfc2217:NOTIFY_MODEMSTATE: 30
could not open port 'rfc2217://10.254.1.143:4001/logging=debug': Remote does
not seem to support RFC2217 or BINARY mode [we-BINARY:False(INACTIVE),
we-RFC2217:True(ACTIVE)]
Examining the code it seems that RFC2217Serial.open() has an incorrect
test for connection completion.
# negotiate Telnet/RFC 2217 -> send initial requests
for option in self._telnet_options:
if option.state is REQUESTED:
self.telnetSendOption(option.send_yes, option.option)
# now wait until important options are negotiated
timeout_time = time.time() + self._network_timeout
while time.time() < timeout_time:
time.sleep(0.05) # prevent 100% CPU load
if sum(o.active for o in mandadory_options) ==
len(mandadory_options):
break
else:
raise SerialException("Remote does not seem to support RFC2217 or
BINARY mode %r" % mandadory_options)
The problem is the " == len(mandadory_options)" test. The
mandadory_options array has 2 elements, but since only state ==
REQUESTED will be sent in the prior 'for' loop one of them remains
INACTIVE and therefore active == False, but the test compares against a
count of the active options which reduces to
if 1 == 2
which will therefore always fall through to the SerialException.
$ python -m serial.tools.miniterm -D rfc2217://10.254.1.143:4001/logging=debug
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:enabled logging
INFO:pySerial.rfc2217:NOTIFY_MODEMSTATE: 30
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( ECHO REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( ECHO INACTIVE 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( we-SGA REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( we-SGA INACTIVE 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( they-SGA REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( they-SGA REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( we-SGA INACTIVE 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( we-SGA INACTIVE 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( they-SGA REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( they-SGA INACTIVE 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( they-RFC2217 REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( they-RFC2217 ACTIVE 1)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( we-RFC2217 REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( we-RFC2217 REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( they-RFC2217 ACTIVE 1)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( they-RFC2217 ACTIVE 1)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( we-RFC2217 REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( we-RFC2217 ACTIVE 1)
could not open port 'rfc2217://10.254.1.143:4001/logging=debug': Remote does
not seem to support RFC2217 or BINARY mode [we-BINARY:False(INACTIVE),
we-RFC2217:True(ACTIVE)]
summing on options that are not INACTIVE allows the connection to be
established:
if sum(o.active for o in mandadory_options) == sum(o.state !=
INACTIVE for o in mandadory_options):
$ python -m serial.tools.miniterm -D rfc2217://10.254.1.143:4001/logging=debug
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:enabled logging
INFO:pySerial.rfc2217:NOTIFY_MODEMSTATE: 30
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( ECHO REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( ECHO INACTIVE 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( we-SGA REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( we-SGA INACTIVE 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( they-SGA REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( they-SGA REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( we-SGA INACTIVE 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( we-SGA INACTIVE 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( they-SGA REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( they-SGA INACTIVE 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( they-RFC2217 REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( they-RFC2217 ACTIVE 1)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( we-RFC2217 REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( we-RFC2217 REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( they-RFC2217 ACTIVE 1)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( they-RFC2217 ACTIVE 1)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:ENTER process_incoming( we-RFC2217 REQUESTED 0)
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:LEAVE process_incoming( we-RFC2217 ACTIVE 1)
INFO:pySerial.rfc2217:Negotiated options: [ECHO:False(INACTIVE),
we-SGA:False(INACTIVE), they-SGA:False(INACTIVE), they-BINARY:False(INACTIVE),
they-RFC2217:True(ACTIVE), we-BINARY:False(INACTIVE), we-RFC2217:True(ACTIVE)]
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Requesting baudrate -> '\x00\x00%\x80'
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Requesting datasize -> '\x08'
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Requesting parity -> '\x01'
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Requesting stopsize -> '\x01'
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:Negotiating settings: [stopsize:REQUESTED,
parity:REQUESTED, baudrate:REQUESTED, datasize:REQUESTED]
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Answer baudrate -> '\x00\x00%\x80' -> ACTIVE
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Answer datasize -> '\x08' -> ACTIVE
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Answer parity -> '\x01' -> ACTIVE
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Answer stopsize -> '\x01' -> ACTIVE
INFO:pySerial.rfc2217:Negotiated settings: [stopsize:ACTIVE, parity:ACTIVE,
baudrate:ACTIVE, datasize:ACTIVE]
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Requesting control -> '\x01'
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Answer control -> '\x01' -> ACTIVE
INFO:pySerial.rfc2217:NOTIFY_MODEMSTATE: 1
INFO:pySerial.rfc2217:set RTS to active
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Requesting control -> '\x0b'
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Answer control -> '\x0b' -> ACTIVE
INFO:pySerial.rfc2217:set DTR to active
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Requesting control -> '\x08'
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Answer control -> '\x08' -> ACTIVE
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Requesting purge -> '\x01'
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Answer purge -> '\x01' -> ACTIVE
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Requesting purge -> '\x02'
DEBUG:pySerial.rfc2217:SB Answer purge -> '\x02' -> ACTIVE
--- Miniterm on rfc2217://10.254.1.143:4001/logging=debug: 9600,8,N,1 ---
--- Quit: Ctrl+] | Menu: Ctrl+T | Help: Ctrl+T followed by Ctrl+H ---
** Affects: python-serial (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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RFC2217 connections always fail
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