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opencollect

opencollect is an open-soured data collection engine.

Requirements

  • python 3

Installation

pip3 install opencollect

Usage

from opencollect import OpenCollect

session = OpenCollect()
session.start()

# Now send your data to it : )

Example

python3 openconnect/sources/client.py

Trouble Shooting

socket.error: [Errno 48] Address already in use
nonroot@dev-ubuntu:~/opencollect$ sudo lsof -i:60312
COMMAND   PID    USER   FD   TYPE  DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
ipython 10731 nonroot   11u  IPv4 1862980      0t0  TCP *:60312 (LISTEN)
nonroot@dev-ubuntu:~/opencollect$ sudo kill -9 10731
nonroot@dev-ubuntu:~/opencollect$ sudo lsof -i:60312
[6]+  Killed                  ipython
nonroot@dev-ubuntu:~/opencollect$

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