'''
# Copyright (C) 2005-2024 Splunk Inc. All Rights Reserved.
'''
import getpass
import hashlib
import json
import logging
import os
import sys
import time
import xml.dom
from xml.dom.minidom import Document
import xml.sax.saxutils

import splunk
import splunk.clilib
import splunk.version
from splunk.models.app import App
from splunk.clilib.bundle_paths import get_slaveapps_base_path
try:
    from splunk.clilib.bundle_paths import make_splunkhome_path
except ImportError:
    from splunk.appserver.mrsparkle.lib.util import make_splunkhome_path

if 'slave' in splunk.clilib.cli_common.getMergedConf('server').get('clustering', {}).get('mode'):
    sys.path.append(os.path.join(get_slaveapps_base_path(), "SA-Hydra-inframon", "lib"))
else:
    sys.path.append(make_splunkhome_path(["etc", "apps", "SA-Hydra-inframon", "lib"]))

from SolnCommon import log
from .fields import BooleanField
from .fields import DurationField
from .fields import Field
from .fields import FieldValidationException
from .fields import FloatField
from .fields import IntegerField
from .fields import IntervalField
from .fields import ListField
from .fields import RangeField
from .fields import RegexField

# Define logger using the name of the script here, versus in the modular_input class.
logger = log.setup_logger(name='python_modular_input', level=logging.INFO)


class ModularInputConfig(object):
    
    def __init__(self, server_host, server_uri, session_key, checkpoint_dir, configuration):
        self.server_host = server_host
        self.server_uri = server_uri
        self.session_key = session_key
        self.checkpoint_dir = checkpoint_dir
        self.configuration = configuration
        
    def __str__(self):
        attrs = ['server_host', 'server_uri', 'session_key', 'checkpoint_dir', 'configuration']
        return str({attr: str(getattr(self, attr)) for attr in attrs})
    
    @staticmethod
    def get_text(node, default=None):
        """
        Get the value of the text in the first node under the given node.
        
        Arguments:
        node -- The node that should have a text node under it.
        default -- The default text that ought to be returned if no text node could be found (defaults to none).
        """
        
        if node and node.firstChild and node.firstChild.nodeType == node.firstChild.TEXT_NODE:
            return node.firstChild.data
        else:
            return default
    
    @staticmethod
    def get_config_from_xml(config_str_xml):
        """
        Get the config from the given XML and return a ModularInputConfig instance.
        
        Arguments:
        config_str_xml -- A string of XML that represents the configuration provided by Splunk.
        """        
        configuration = {}
        
        # Parse the document
        doc = xml.dom.minidom.parseString(config_str_xml)
        root = doc.documentElement
        
        # Get the server_host
        server_host_node = root.getElementsByTagName("server_host")[0] 
        server_host = ModularInputConfig.get_text(server_host_node)
        
        # Get the server_uri
        server_uri_node = root.getElementsByTagName("server_uri")[0] 
        server_uri = ModularInputConfig.get_text(server_uri_node)
        
        # Get the session_key
        session_key_node = root.getElementsByTagName("session_key")[0] 
        session_key = ModularInputConfig.get_text(session_key_node)
        
        # Get the checkpoint directory
        checkpoint_node = root.getElementsByTagName("checkpoint_dir")[0] 
        checkpoint_dir = ModularInputConfig.get_text(checkpoint_node)
        
        # Parse the config
        conf_node = root.getElementsByTagName("configuration")[0]
        
        if conf_node:
            
            for stanza in conf_node.getElementsByTagName("stanza"):
                config = {}
                
                if stanza:
                    stanza_name = stanza.getAttribute("name")
                    
                    if stanza_name:
                        config["name"] = stanza_name
    
                        params = stanza.getElementsByTagName("param")
                        
                        for param in params:
                            param_name = param.getAttribute("name")
                            
                            config[param_name] = ModularInputConfig.get_text(param)
                            
                    configuration[stanza_name] = config

        return ModularInputConfig(server_host, server_uri, session_key, checkpoint_dir, configuration)


class ModularInput(object):
    
    # These arguments cover the standard fields that are always supplied
    standard_args = [
                BooleanField("disabled", "Disabled", "Whether the modular input is disabled or not"),
                Field("host", "Host", "The host that is running the input"),
                Field("index", "Index", "The index that data should be sent to"),
                IntervalField("interval", "Interval", "The interval the script will be run on"),
                Field("name", "Stanza name", "The name of the stanza for this modular input"),
                Field("source", "Source", "The source for events created by this modular input"),
                Field("sourcetype", "Stanza name", "The name of the stanza for this modular input"),
                Field("python.version", "Python version", "Python version on which the ModularInput script would run")
                ]

    checkpoint_dir = None

    def _is_valid_param(self, name, val):
        '''Raise an error if the parameter is None or empty.'''
        if val is None:
            raise ValueError("The {0} parameter cannot be none".format(name))

        if len(val.strip()) == 0:
            raise ValueError("The {0} parameter cannot be empty".format(name))
        
        return val
    
    def _create_formatter_textnode(self, xmldoc, nodename, value):
        '''Shortcut for creating a formatter textnode.
        
        Arguments:
        xmldoc - A Document object.
        nodename - A string name for the node.
        '''
        node = xmldoc.createElement(nodename)
        text = xmldoc.createTextNode(str(value))
        node.appendChild(text)
        
        return node
                
    def _create_document(self):
        '''Create the document for sending XML streaming events.'''

        doc = Document()
        
        # Create the <stream> base element
        stream = doc.createElement('stream')
        doc.appendChild(stream)

        return doc
    
    def _create_event(self, doc, params, stanza, unbroken=False, close=True):
        '''Create an event for XML streaming output.
        
        Arguments:
        doc - a Document object.
        params - a dictionary of attributes for the event.
        stanza_name - the stanza
        '''

        # Create the <event> base element
        event = doc.createElement('event')
        
        # Indicate if this event is to be unbroken (meaning a </done> tag will 
        # need to be added by a future event.
        if unbroken:
            event.setAttribute('unbroken', '1')
        
        # Indicate if this script is single-instance mode or not.
        if self.streaming_mode == 'true':
            event.setAttribute('stanza', stanza)

        # Define the possible elements
        valid_elements = ['host', 'index', 'source', 'sourcetype', 'time', 'data']
        
        # Append the valid child elements. Invalid elements will be dropped.
        for element in filter(lambda x: x in valid_elements, params.keys()):
            event.appendChild(self._create_formatter_textnode(doc, element, params[element]))
            
        if close:
            event.appendChild(doc.createElement('done'))
        
        return event
    
    def _print_event(self, doc, event):
        '''Adds an event to XML streaming output.'''

        # Get the stream from the document.
        stream = doc.firstChild
        
        # Append the event.
        stream.appendChild(event)

        # Return the content as a string WITHOUT the XML header; remove the
        # child object so the next event can be returned and reuse the same
        # Document object.
        output = doc.documentElement.toxml()
        
        stream.removeChild(event)
        
        return output
        
    def _add_events(self, doc, events):
        '''Adds a set of events to XML streaming output.'''

        # Get the stream from the document.
        stream = doc.firstChild
        
        # Add the <event> node.
        for event in events:
            stream.appendChild(event)

        # Return the content as a string WITHOUT the XML header.
        return doc.documentElement.toxml()
    
    def __init__(self, scheme_args, args=None):
        """
        Set up the modular input.
        
        Arguments:
        title -- The title of the modular input (e.g. "Database Connector")
        description -- A description of the input (e.g. "Get data from a database")
        args -- A list of Field instances for validating the arguments
        """
        
        # Set the scheme arguments.
        for arg in ['title', 'description', 'use_external_validation', 'streaming_mode', 'use_single_instance']:
            setattr(self, arg, self._is_valid_param(arg, scheme_args.get(arg)))
                
        if args is None:
            self.args = []
        else:
            self.args = args[:]
                    
    def addArg(self, arg):
        """
        Add a given argument to the list of arguments.
        
        Arguments:
        arg -- An instance of Field that represents an argument.
        """
        
        if self.args is None:
            self.args = []
            
        self.args.append(arg)
    
    def usage(self, out=sys.stdout):
        """
        Print a usage statement.
        
        Arguments:
        out -- The stream to write the message to (defaults to standard output)
        """
        
        out.write("usage: %s [--scheme|--validate-arguments]\n")
    
    def do_scheme(self, out=sys.stdout):
        """
        Get the scheme and write it out to standard output.
        
        Arguments:
        out -- The stream to write the message to (defaults to standard output)
        """
        
        logger.info("Modular input: scheme requested")
        out.write(self.get_scheme())
        
        return True
        
    def get_scheme(self):
        """
        Get the scheme of the inputs parameters and return as a string.
        """
        
        # Create the XML document
        doc = Document()
        
        # Create the <scheme> base element
        element_scheme = doc.createElement("scheme")
        doc.appendChild(element_scheme)
        
        # Create the title element
        element_title = doc.createElement("title")
        element_scheme.appendChild(element_title)
        
        element_title_text = doc.createTextNode(self.title)
        element_title.appendChild(element_title_text)
        
        # Create the description element
        element_desc = doc.createElement("description")
        element_scheme.appendChild(element_desc)
        
        element_desc_text = doc.createTextNode(self.description)
        element_desc.appendChild(element_desc_text)
        
        # Create the use_external_validation element
        element_external_validation = doc.createElement("use_external_validation")
        element_scheme.appendChild(element_external_validation)
        
        element_external_validation_text = doc.createTextNode(self.use_external_validation)
        element_external_validation.appendChild(element_external_validation_text)
        
        # Create the streaming_mode element
        element_streaming_mode = doc.createElement("streaming_mode")
        element_scheme.appendChild(element_streaming_mode)
        
        element_streaming_mode_text = doc.createTextNode(self.streaming_mode)
        element_streaming_mode.appendChild(element_streaming_mode_text)

        # Create the use_single_instance element
        element_use_single_instance = doc.createElement("use_single_instance")
        element_scheme.appendChild(element_use_single_instance)
        
        element_use_single_instance_text = doc.createTextNode(self.use_single_instance)
        element_use_single_instance.appendChild(element_use_single_instance_text)
        
        # Create the elements to stored args element
        element_endpoint = doc.createElement("endpoint")
        element_scheme.appendChild(element_endpoint)
        
        element_args = doc.createElement("args")
        element_endpoint.appendChild(element_args)
        
        # Create the argument elements
        self.add_xml_args(doc, element_args)
        
        # Return the content as a string
        return doc.toxml()
        
    def add_xml_args(self, doc, element_args):
        """
        Add the arguments to the XML scheme.
        
        Arguments:
        doc -- The XML document
        element_args -- The element that should be the parent of the arg elements that will be added.
        """
        
        for arg in self.args:
            element_arg = doc.createElement("arg")
            element_arg.setAttribute("name", arg.name)
            
            element_args.appendChild(element_arg)
            
            # Create the title element
            element_title = doc.createElement("title")
            element_arg.appendChild(element_title)
            
            element_title_text = doc.createTextNode(arg.title)
            element_title.appendChild(element_title_text)
            
            # Create the description element
            element_desc = doc.createElement("description")
            element_arg.appendChild(element_desc)
            
            element_desc_text = doc.createTextNode(arg.description)
            element_desc.appendChild(element_desc_text)
            
            # Create the data_type element
            element_data_type = doc.createElement("data_type")
            element_arg.appendChild(element_data_type)
            
            element_data_type_text = doc.createTextNode(arg.get_data_type())
            element_data_type.appendChild(element_data_type_text)
        
            # Create the required_on_create element
            element_required_on_create = doc.createElement("required_on_create")
            element_arg.appendChild(element_required_on_create)
            
            element_required_on_create_text = doc.createTextNode("true" if arg.required_on_create else "false")
            element_required_on_create.appendChild(element_required_on_create_text)

            # Create the required_on_save element
            element_required_on_edit = doc.createElement("required_on_edit")
            element_arg.appendChild(element_required_on_edit)
            
            element_required_on_edit_text = doc.createTextNode("true" if arg.required_on_edit else "false")
            element_required_on_edit.appendChild(element_required_on_edit_text)
        
    def do_validation(self, in_stream=sys.stdin):
        """
        Get the validation data from standard input and attempt to validate it. Returns true if the arguments validated, false otherwise.
        
        Arguments:
        in_stream -- The stream to get the input from (defaults to standard input)
        """
        
        data = self.get_validation_data(in_stream)
        
        try:
            self.validate(data)
            return True
        except FieldValidationException as e:
            self.print_error(str(e))
            return False
            
    def validate(self, arguments):
        """
        Validate the argument dictionary where each key is a stanza.
        
        Arguments:
        arguments -- The arguments as an dictionary where the key is the stanza and the value is a dictionary of the values.
        """
        
        # Check each stanza
        self.validate_parameters(arguments)
        return True
            
    def validate_parameters(self, parameters):
        """
        Validate the parameter set for a stanza and returns a dictionary of cleaner parameters.
        
        Arguments:
        parameters -- The list of parameters
        """
        
        cleaned_params = {}
        
        # Append the arguments list such that the standard fields that Splunk provides are included
        all_args = {}
        
        for a in self.standard_args:
            all_args[a.name] = a
        
        for a in self.args:
            all_args[a.name] = a
        
        # Convert and check the parameters
        for name, value in parameters.items():
            
            # If the argument was found, then validate and convert it
            if name in all_args:
                cleaned_params[name] = all_args[name].to_python(value)
                
            # Throw an exception if the argument could not be found
            else:
                raise FieldValidationException("The parameter '%s' is not a valid argument" % (name))
            
        return cleaned_params
            
    def print_error(self, error, out=sys.stdout):
        """
        Prints the given error message to standard output.
        
        Arguments:
        error -- The message to be printed
        out -- The stream to write the message to (defaults to standard output)
        """
        
        out.write("<error><message>%s</message></error>" % xml.sax.saxutils.escape(error))
    
    def read_config(self, in_stream=sys.stdin):
        """
        Read the config from standard input and return the configuration.
        
        in_stream -- The stream to get the input from (defaults to standard input)
        """
        
        config_str_xml = in_stream.read()
        
        return ModularInputConfig.get_config_from_xml(config_str_xml)            
    
    def run(self, stanza, cleaned_params):
        """
        Run the input using the arguments provided.
        
        Arguments:
        stanza -- The name of the stanza
        cleaned_params -- The arguments following validation and conversion to Python objects.
        """
        
        raise Exception("Run function was not implemented")
    
    @staticmethod
    def get_file_path(checkpoint_dir, stanza):
        """
        Get the path to the checkpoint file.
        
        Arguments:
        checkpoint_dir -- The directory where checkpoints ought to be saved
        stanza -- The stanza of the input being used
        """
        
        return os.path.join(checkpoint_dir, hashlib.sha1(stanza).hexdigest() + ".json")
        
    @classmethod
    def last_ran(cls, checkpoint_dir, stanza):
        """
        Determines the date that the input was last run (the input denoted by the stanza name).
        
        Arguments:
        checkpoint_dir -- The directory where checkpoints ought to be saved
        stanza -- The stanza of the input being used
        """
        
        fp = None
        
        try:
            fp = open(cls.get_file_path(checkpoint_dir, stanza))
            checkpoint_dict = json.load(fp)
                
            return checkpoint_dict['last_run']
    
        finally:
            if fp is not None:
                fp.close()
        
    @classmethod
    def needs_another_run(cls, checkpoint_dir, stanza, interval, cur_time=None):
        """
        Determines if the given input (denoted by the stanza name) ought to be executed.
        
        Arguments:
        checkpoint_dir -- The directory where checkpoints ought to be saved
        stanza -- The stanza of the input being used
        interval -- The frequency that the analysis ought to be performed
        cur_time -- The current time (will be automatically determined if not provided)
        """
        
        try:
            last_ran = cls.last_ran(checkpoint_dir, stanza)
            
            return cls.is_expired(last_ran, interval, cur_time)
            
        except IOError as e:
            # The file likely doesn't exist
            logger.exception("The checkpoint file likely doesn't exist")
            return True
        except ValueError as e:
            # The file could not be loaded
            logger.exception("The checkpoint file could not be loaded")
            return True
        except Exception as e:
            #Catch all that enforces an extra run
            logger.exception("Unexpected exception caught, enforcing extra run, exception info: " + str(e))
            return True
        # Default return value
        return True
    
    @classmethod
    def time_to_next_run(cls, checkpoint_dir, stanza, duration):
        """
        Returns the number of seconds as int until the next run of the input is expected.
        Note that a minimum of 1 second is enforced to avoid a python loop of death
        constricting the system in rare checkpoint dir failure scenarios.
        Snake pun entirely intentional (pythons constrict prey to death, like your cpu).
        
        Arguments:
        checkpoint_dir -- The directory where checkpoints ought to be saved
        stanza -- The stanza of the input being used
        duration -- The frequency that the analysis ought to be performed
        """
        
        try:
            last_ran = cls.last_ran(checkpoint_dir, stanza)
            last_target_time = last_ran + duration
            time_to_next = last_target_time - time.time()
            if time_to_next < 1:
                time_to_next = 1
            return time_to_next
        except IOError:
            # The file likely doesn't exist
            logger.warning("Could not read checkpoint file for last time run, likely does not exist, if this persists debug input immediately")
            return 1
        except ValueError:
            # The file could not be loaded
            logger.error("Could not read checkpoint file for last time run, if this persists debug input immediately")
            return 1
        except Exception as e:
            logger.exception("Unexpected exception caught, enforcing extra run, exception info: " + str(e))
            return 1
        # Default return value
        logger.info("This really should be impossible, but whatevs if your input is breaking check the duration calculations")
        return 1
    
    @classmethod
    def save_checkpoint(cls, checkpoint_dir, stanza, last_run):
        """
        Save the checkpoint state.
        
        Arguments:
        checkpoint_dir -- The directory where checkpoints ought to be saved
        stanza -- The stanza of the input being used
        last_run -- The time when the analysis was last performed
        """
        
        fp = None
        
        try:
            fp = open(cls.get_file_path(checkpoint_dir, stanza), 'w')
            
            d = {'last_run': last_run}
            
            json.dump(d, fp)
            
        except Exception:
            logger.exception("Failed to save checkpoint directory")
        finally:
            if fp is not None:
                fp.close()
    
    @staticmethod
    def is_expired(last_run, interval, cur_time=None):
        """
        Indicates if the last run time is expired based .
        
        Arguments:
        last_run -- The time that the analysis was last done
        interval -- The interval that the analysis ought to be done (as an integer)
        cur_time -- The current time (will be automatically determined if not provided)
        """
        
        if cur_time is None:
            cur_time = time.time()
        
        if (last_run + interval) < cur_time:
            return True
        else:
            return False

    def checkpoint_data_exists(self, filename, checkpoint_dir=None):
        '''Returns True if a checkpoint file exists with the given filename.'''
        checkpoint_dir = checkpoint_dir or self._input_config.checkpoint_dir
        return os.path.isfile(os.path.join(checkpoint_dir, filename))

    def delete_checkpoint_data(self, filename, checkpoint_dir=None):
        """
        Delete arbitrary checkpoint data.
        
        Arguments:
        filename -- The name of the file to create in the checkpoint directory.
        checkpoint_dir -- The directory where checkpoints ought to be saved. Should
            be set only if the intent is to read data from the checkpoint directory
            of a different modular input.

        Returns:
        True if the data is successfully saved, False otherwise.
        """
        checkpoint_dir = checkpoint_dir or self._input_config.checkpoint_dir
        try:
            os.unlink(os.path.join(checkpoint_dir, filename))
            return True
        except IOError:
            logger.exception('msg="IOError exception when deleting checkpoint data" checkpoint_dir="{}" filename="{}"'.format(checkpoint_dir, filename))
        return False

    def set_checkpoint_data(self, filename, data, checkpoint_dir=None):
        """
        Save arbitrary checkpoint data as JSON.
        
        Arguments:
        filename -- The name of the file to create in the checkpoint directory.
        data -- A Python data structure that can be converted to JSON.
        checkpoint_dir -- The directory where checkpoints ought to be saved. Should
            be set only if the intent is to read data from the checkpoint directory
            of a different modular input.

        Returns:
        True if the data is successfully saved, False otherwise.
        Throws:
        IOError if the checkpoint cannot be saved.
        
        Note: The caller is repsonsible for ensuring that the filename does not
        clash with other uses.
        """
        checkpoint_dir = checkpoint_dir or self._input_config.checkpoint_dir
            
        success = False
        try:
            with open(os.path.join(checkpoint_dir, filename), 'w') as fp:
                json.dump(data, fp)
                success = True
        except IOError:
            logger.exception('msg="IOError exception when saving checkpoint data" checkpoint_dir="{}" filename="{}"'.format(checkpoint_dir, filename))
        except ValueError:
            logger.exception('msg="ValueError when saving checkpoint data (perhaps invalid JSON)" checkpoint_dir="{}" filename="{}"'.format(checkpoint_dir, filename))
        except Exception:
            logger.exception('msg="Unknown exception when saving checkpoint data" checkpoint_dir="{}" filename="{}"'.format(checkpoint_dir, filename))
        return success
    
    def get_checkpoint_data(self, filename, checkpoint_dir=None, raise_known_exceptions=False):
        """
        Get arbitrary checkpoint data from JSON.
        
        Arguments:
        filename -- The name of the file to retrieve in the checkpoint directory.
        checkpoint_dir -- The directory where checkpoints ought to be saved. Should
            be set only if the intent is to read data from the checkpoint directory
            of a different modular input.

        Returns:
        data -- A Python data structure converted from JSON.
        
        Throws:
        IOError or Exception if the checkpoint cannot be read; ValueError for
        malformed data. The caller should check if the file exists if it is 
        necessary to distinguish between invalid data versus missing data.
        """
        checkpoint_dir = checkpoint_dir or self._input_config.checkpoint_dir
        checkpoint_path = os.path.join(checkpoint_dir, filename)
        data = None
        
        try:
            if os.path.isfile(checkpoint_path):
                with open(checkpoint_path, 'r') as fp:
                    data = json.load(fp)
        except (IOError, ValueError) as e:
            logger.exception('msg="Exception when reading checkpoint data" checkpoint_dir="{}" filename="{}" exception="%s"'.format(checkpoint_dir, filename, e))
            if raise_known_exceptions:
                raise
        except Exception:
            logger.exception('msg="Unknown exception when reading checkpoint data" checkpoint_dir="{}" filename="{}"'.format(checkpoint_dir, filename))
            raise

        return data
    
    def do_run(self, in_stream=sys.stdin, log_exception_and_continue=False):
        """
        Read the config from standard input and return the configuration.
        
        in_stream -- The stream to get the input from (defaults to standard input)
        log_exception_and_continue -- If true, exceptions will not be thrown for invalid configurations and instead the stanza will be skipped.
        """
        
        # Run the modular import
        input_config = self.read_config(in_stream)
        
        # Save input config for future use (contains the session key).
        self._input_config = input_config
        # TODO: Remove now-redundant refs to self.checkpoint_dir
        self.checkpoint_dir = input_config.checkpoint_dir
        
        # Is this input single instance mode?
        single_instance = str(getattr(self, "use_single_instance", '')).strip().lower() in ["true", "t", "1"]        
        
        # Validate all stanza parameters.
        stanzas = []
        for stanza_name, unclean_stanza in input_config.configuration.items():
            try:
                stanzas.append(self.validate_parameters(unclean_stanza))
            except FieldValidationException as e:
                if log_exception_and_continue:
                    # Discard the invalid stanza.
                    logger.error("Discarding invalid input stanza '%s': %s" % (stanza_name, str(e)))
                else:
                    raise e
            
        # Call the modular input's "run" method on valid stanzas, handling two cases:
        # a. If this script is in single_instance mode=true, we have received
        #    all stanzas in input_config.configuration. In this case,
        #    a duration parameter is not supported. The run() method may
        #    loop indefinitely, but we do not re-execute.
        # b. If this script is in single_instance_mode=false, each stanza
        #    can have a duration parameter (or not) specifying the time
        #    at which the individual stanza will be re-executed.
        #
        # Note: The "duration" parameter emulates the behavior of the "interval"
        # parameter available on Splunk 6.x and higher, and is mainly used by the
        # VMWare application.
        
        # TODO: A run() method may pass results back for optional processing
        results = None
        
        if stanzas:
            if single_instance:
                # Run the input across all defined stanzas and exit.
                results = self.run(stanzas)
            else:
                # Retrieve the single input stanza.
                stanza = stanzas[0]
                try:
                    duration = int(stanza.get('duration', -1))
                except ValueError as e:
                    # This should never happen unless the author of the modular input
                    # fails to specify "duration" as an IntegerField.
                    logger.error("Input stanza '%s' specified an invalid duration: %s" % (stanza.get('name', 'unknown'), str(e)))
                    # Exit with non-zero exit code so services/admin/inputstatus correctly reflects script status.
                    sys.exit(1)

                # Save the checkpoint(s).
                stanza_name = stanza.get('name', None)

                # If there splunk 6.0 and interval field is defined, then ignore duration fields completely
                if int(stanza.get("interval", -1)) >= 0 and splunk.version.__version__ >= '6.0':
                    # Run the single stanza and exit.
                    results = self.run(stanza)
                else:
                    # Run duration field
                    if duration > 0 and self.checkpoint_dir:
                        # Make sure lastrun and duration is less than current time,
                        # otherwise if modular input is stopped and started (immediately)
                        # less than defined duration time then needs_another_run returns false always, which leads to
                        # modular input to run as single stanza and exist.
                        while True:
                            # TODO: Checkpoints will build up in the config directory when
                            # the input stanza changes. This should probably be modified to
                            # use the name of the input itself, unhashed. Name collisions would
                            # be a configuration error.
                            self.save_checkpoint(self.checkpoint_dir, stanza_name, int(time.time()))
                            results = self.run(stanza)
                            # Results processing, if any, could occur here.
                            time.sleep(ModularInput.time_to_next_run(self.checkpoint_dir, stanza_name, duration))
                    else:
                        # Duration is not defined 
                        # Run the single stanza and exit for Splunk 5.x
                        results = self.run(stanza)

        else:
            logger.info("No input stanzas defined")

        # Results processing, if any, could occur here.
    
    def get_validation_data(self, in_stream=sys.stdin):
        """
        Get the validation data from standard input
        
        Arguments:
        in_stream -- The stream to get the input from (defaults to standard input)
        """
        
        val_data = {}
    
        # Read everything from stdin
        val_str = in_stream.read()
    
        # Parse the validation XML
        doc = xml.dom.minidom.parseString(val_str)
        root = doc.documentElement
    
        item_node = root.getElementsByTagName("item")[0]
        if item_node:
    
            name = item_node.getAttribute("name")
            val_data["name"] = name
    
            params_node = item_node.getElementsByTagName("param")
            
            for param in params_node:
                name = param.getAttribute("name")
                
                if name and param.firstChild and param.firstChild.nodeType == param.firstChild.TEXT_NODE:
                    val_data[name] = param.firstChild.data
    
        return val_data
    
    def validate_parameters_from_cli(self, argument_array=None):
        """
        Load the arguments from the given array (or from the command-line) and validate them.
        
        Arguments:
        argument_array -- An array of arguments (will get them from the command-line arguments if none)
        """
        
        # Get the arguments from the sys.argv if not provided
        if argument_array is None:
            argument_array = sys.argv[1:]
        
        # This is the list of parameters we will generate
        parameters = {}
        
        for i in range(0, len(self.args)):
            arg = self.args[i]
            
            if i < len(argument_array):
                parameters[arg.name] = argument_array[i]
            else:
                parameters[arg.name] = None
        
        # Now that we have simulated the parameters, go ahead and test them
        self.validate_parameters("unnamed", parameters)
    
    def execute(self, in_stream=sys.stdin, out_stream=sys.stdout):
        """
        Get the arguments that were provided from the command-line and execute the script.
        
        Arguments:
        in_stream -- The stream to get the input from (defaults to standard input)
        out_stream -- The stream to write the output to (defaults to standard output)
        """
        
        try:
            logger.info("Execute called")

            if len(sys.argv) == 1:
                # Run the modular input.
                self.do_run(in_stream, log_exception_and_continue=True)

            elif len(sys.argv) == 2:
                
                if sys.argv[1].startswith('--username='):
                    # If a username command-line argument was provided, prompt for 
                    # a password, try to obtain a session key, and run the modular 
                    # input. This is only used to override session keys for testing purposes.
                    try:
                        password = getpass.getpass("Splunk password: ")
                        self._alt_session_key = splunk.auth.getSessionKey(sys.argv[1].split('=')[1], password)
                    except Exception:
                        logger.exception("Modular input: session key override failed.")
    
                    self.do_run(in_stream, log_exception_and_continue=True)
            
                elif sys.argv[1] == "--scheme":
                    self.do_scheme(out_stream)
                    
                elif sys.argv[1] == "--validate-arguments":
                    logger.info("Modular input: validate arguments called")
                    
                    # Exit with a code of -1 if validation failed
                    if self.do_validation() == False:
                        sys.exit(-1)

                else:
                    self.usage(out_stream)
            
            elif len(sys.argv) == 3 and sys.argv[1].startswith('--username=') and sys.argv[2].startswith('--password='):
                # If username and password command-line arguments were provided,
                # try to obtain a session key and run the modular input. This is
                # only used to override session keys for testing purposes.
                try:
                    self._alt_session_key = splunk.auth.getSessionKey(sys.argv[1].split('=')[1], sys.argv[2].split('=')[1])
                except Exception:
                    logger.exception("Modular input: session key override failed.")

                self.do_run(in_stream, log_exception_and_continue=True)

            else:
                self.usage(out_stream)
                
            logger.info("Execution completed successfully")
            
        except Exception as e:
            
            logger.exception("Execution failed: %s" % (str(e)))
            
            # Make sure to grab any exceptions so that we can print a valid error message
            self.print_error(str(e), out_stream)

    def gen_checkpoint_filename(self, stanza_name, modinput_name=None):
        '''Generate a checkpoint filename for this stanza. Collision detection
        is not performed explicitly, since we don't expect duplicate stanzas.
        
        Parameters:
        stanza_name - A string representing the stanza name, which is typically
            in the form <modinput_name>://<stanza_name>
        modinput_name - An alternate modular input name. This can be used to 
            construct a safe path to the checkpoint directory of a different
            modular input, which is useful in situations where two modular inputs
            are acting in a producer/consumer relationship. 
            
        Returns: The path to the checkpoint file corresponding to the stanza
            and modular input name. The caller is repsonsible for ensuring that
            the path can read/written.
        '''
        checkpoint_filename = stanza_name.split('://')[1] if '://' in stanza_name else stanza_name
        if modinput_name:
            return os.path.join(os.path.dirname(self._input_config.checkpoint_dir), modinput_name, checkpoint_filename)
        return os.path.join(self._input_config.checkpoint_dir, checkpoint_filename)
    
    def get_checkpoint_update_times(self, stanza_names, modinput_name=None):
        '''Get the update timestamps for checkpointed files by stanza name. 
        
        Parameters:

        stanza_names - A list of strings representing stanza names.
        modinput_name - A string representing the name of another modular
            input to derive checkpoint file update timstamps for, if this modular
            input is acting as a consumer of the output of another modular input.
            
        Returns: A list of tuples:
            [(stanza_name, path_to_checkpoint_file, last_updated_timestamp),
             ...
            ]

        '''

        output = []
        for stanza_name in stanza_names:
            path = self.gen_checkpoint_filename(stanza_name, modinput_name)
            if os.path.isfile(path):
                try:
                    fstat = os.stat(path)
                    output.append((stanza_name, path, fstat.st_size, int(fstat.st_mtime)))
                except IOError:
                    output.append((stanza_name, path, None, None))
            else:
                output.append((stanza_name, None, None, None))
        return output
    
    def is_configured(self, app=None, assume_true_on_error=False):
        if app:
            try:
                app = App.get(App.build_id(app, '', 'nobody'), self._input_config.session_key)
                return app.is_configured
            except splunk.RESTException:
                return assume_true_on_error
        else:
            return assume_true_on_error
