Start Stop Services Errors

kapalczynski · ‎10-17-2023

I am having issues with getting a list of Services PRIOR to stopping and starting them. I am trying to get this info two different ways and getting errors on both...

One of the examples is coming from here:

https://support.esri.com/en-us/knowledge-base/how-to-stop-gis-services-using-arcgis-api-for-python-0...

Any ideas what I am doing wrong?

    from arcgis.gis import GIS
    import arcgis.gis.admin
    
    nonProdPortal = "https://xxxx.xxx.gov/portal"
    loginName = "xxxxx"
    loginPass = "xxxxx"

    gis = GIS(nonProdPortal, loginName, loginPass, verify_cert=False)
    gis_servers = gis.admin.servers.list()

    #To stop specific service(s)
    for server in gis_servers:
        for service in server.services.list():
            #print(service.properties.serviceName)
            if service.properties.serviceName == "TMPD_AGO":
                #service.stop()
                print("Stopping TMPD_AGO")

ERROR:

File "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\lib\site-packages\arcgis\gis\server\_common\_base.py", line 93, in __getattr__
"'%s' object has no attribute '%s'" % (type(self).__name__, name)
AttributeError: 'Server' object has no attribute 'services'

    from arcgis import gis

    nonProdPortal = "https://xxxxx.gov/portal"
    loginName = "xxxx"
    loginPass = "xxxx"

    mygis = gis.GIS(nonProdPortal, username=loginName, password=loginPass, verify_cert=False)
    #mygis = GIS(nonProdPortal, loginName, loginPass, verify_cert=False)

    servers = mygis.admin.servers.list()
    one_server = servers[0]
    
    services_on_that_server = one_server.services.list()
    one_of_those_services = services_on_that_server[0]

    # provided your service is running to begin with
    print(one_of_those_services.status)

ERROR:

File "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\lib\site-packages\arcgis\gis\server\_common\_base.py", line 93, in __getattr__
"'%s' object has no attribute '%s'" % (type(self).__name__, name)
AttributeError: 'Server' object has no attribute 'services'

kapalczynski · ‎10-17-2023

I got it... leaving some junk in here that is commented out that still does stuff...

BUT basically I can point to a Stand Alone Server and:

List Folder Names
List Services in those folder names
specific a specific folder and turn on and off services in that folder...

It would be nice to read into that LIST OBject and get the specific service name and use that to start and stop services... Where I could say IF the service name = XXX stop it and leave the others in the folder alone...

I have not figure out how to do that yet... as a list object is being sent back to me.

EDIT: While I was posting @EarlMedina posted the solution to get the name... I UPDATED the code below to print that out but did not build the IF THEN yet...

THANKS @EarlMedina

from arcgis.gis import GIS
import arcgis.gis.server

def listServices():
    nonProdPortal = "https://xxx.xxxx.xxx.gov/portal"
    loginName = "xxxx"
    loginPass = "xxxx"

    gis = GIS(nonProdPortal, loginName, loginPass, verify_cert=False)
    gis_servers = gis.admin.servers.list()
    print(gis_servers)
    print("")

    server1 = gis_servers[0]
    print(server1)
    print("")

    foldersList = server1.services.folders
    print(foldersList)

    # LIST FOLDERS and THEN ALL THE SERVICES IN THOSE FOLDERS
    #for folder in foldersList:
    #    foldername = folder
    #    print(foldername)
    #    servicesList = server1.services.list(folder=foldername)
    #    for servicename in servicesList:
    #        servicenameValue = servicename
    #        print("---" + str(servicenameValue))
    
    servicesList2 = server1.services.list(folder='DEQ_DEV')
    for service in servicesList2:
        
        # GIVE ME THE SERVICE NAME
        service_name = service.iteminformation.properties["name"]
        print(service_name)

        print(service)    
        status = service.status
        print(status)
        #service.stop()
        #service.start()
        status = service.status
        print(status)    
    
if __name__ == '__main__':
    listServices()

View solution in original post

EarlMedina · ‎10-17-2023

Is the account you are logging in with an administrator account?

kapalczynski · ‎10-17-2023

If you see my last post... I got a list of servers and say one had http and one https .. I changed my code to point the second index and it works fine... but this is pointing to a hosted server and I want my non prod portal server. Its using the same credentials...

I dont think this is a system admin but its got elevated permissions.

The error does not seem to be permissions... its telling me that the http server that services is not in the server object...

But then it runs on the hosted server fine.

kapalczynski · ‎10-17-2023

OK Weird thing.... I printed my servers and noticed that the main server does not have HTTPS and the hosted server does have HTTPS

I changed my code to point the the hosted Feature Server because that has HTTPS in the name...and the code runs...

Changed the index to point to the second server: server1 = gis_servers[1]

Is that the reason or does this code only run on a Hosted Server?

    gis = GIS(nonProdPortal, loginName, loginPass, verify_cert=False)
    gis_servers = gis.admin.servers.list()
    print(gis_servers)
    print("")
    
    server1 = gis_servers[1]
    print(server1)
    
    validate = gis.admin.servers.validate()
    print("Is the server valid? " + str(validate))

    foldersList = server1.services.folders
    print(foldersList)

    print("")
    print("-----------")
    print("")
    
    servicesList = server1.services.list()
    print(servicesList)

Results:

[<Server at http://xxx.xxxxx.gov/env/admin>, <Server at https://xxxx.xxxx.gov/hosting/admin>]

<Server at https://xxxxx.xxxxx.gov/hosting/admin>

Is the server valid? True

['Hosted', 'System', 'Utilities', '/']

-----------
[<Service at https://xxxl.xx.xxxx.gov/hosting/admin/services/bmpReportTool.GPServer>,
<Service at https://xxxl.xx.xxxx.gov/hosting/admin/services/ImportCurveData.GPServer>, 
<Service at https://xxxl.xx.xxxx.gov/hosting/admin/services/npdesReportTool.GPServer>,
<Service at https://xxxl.xx.xxxx.gov/hosting/admin/services/SWPPP_Annual_Dev.MapServer>, 
<Service at https://xxxl.xx.xxxx.gov/hosting/admin/services/SWPPP_Monthly_Dev.MapServer>]

EarlMedina · ‎10-17-2023

For standalone servers, you want to be using the arcgis.gis.server module instead of arcgis.gis.admin. Update your code to use the correct module and it should work for the standalone servers.

kapalczynski · ‎10-17-2023

Tells me Server not defined

I updated my IMPORT to arcgis.gis.server

from arcgis.gis import GIS
import arcgis.gis.server

def listServices():
    loginName = "xxxx"
    loginPass = "xxxxx"

    server_base_url = "https://xxxxx.gov/portal/admin/"

    gis_server = Server(url=f"{server_base_url}/web_adaptor/admin",
                        token_url=f"{server_base_url}/web_adaptor/tokens/generateToken",
                        username=loginName,
                        password=loginPass)

    foldersList = gis_server.services.folders
    print(foldersList)

kapalczynski · ‎10-17-2023

OK I think I made progress...

So the serviceList2 returns a list object? but I am just looking for the Service Name... how do I get that?

Returned:

Looking for

VDEQ_Petro_Release_DEV

from arcgis.gis import GIS
import arcgis.gis.server

def listServices():
    nonProdPortal = "https://xxx.gov/portal"
    loginName = "xxx"
    loginPass = "xxxxx"

    gis = GIS(nonProdPortal, loginName, loginPass, verify_cert=False)
    gis_servers = gis.admin.servers.list()

    server1 = gis_servers[0]
    print(server1)

    servicesList2 = server1.services.list(folder='DEQ_DEV')[0]
    print(servicesList2)

EarlMedina · ‎10-17-2023

The name you can find in the service iteminformation:

service.iteminformation.properties["name"]

kapalczynski · ‎10-17-2023

Hey @EarlMedina do I mark your replay above regarding import arcgis.gis.server module as the solution and leave my full working code below as a reply? Want to make sure you get credit for this as you steered me in the correct direction ????

EarlMedina · ‎10-17-2023

Oh, it doesn't matter. Whatever is most useful to anyone out there. I'm just here to help out.