Beispiel #1
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def list_account(version, server_socket):
    """
	This function is responsible for sending a package to the server to request a list of all the account
	names that match a given regular expression specified by the user.

	Arguments:
		version: the version of the protocol
		server_socket: the socket through which we talk to the server
	"""
    logging.info('list the account(s) that match the criteria')

    package = protocol_pb2.Client2Server()
    package.version = version
    package.opcode = 6

    print """
	Please enter the criteria: 
	(To list all the accounts, type *; Use text wildcard '_' to match any one character)
	"""
    while True:
        try:
            acc_src = raw_input('>> ')
        except ValueError:
            continue
        package.msg = acc_src
        break
    send_package(server_socket, package.SerializeToString())
Beispiel #2
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def log_in(version, server_socket):
    """
	This function is responsible for sending a package to the server with the message to log in
	to an account. The user specifies the account name which should be at most 25 characters, otherwise
	an error message is printed.

	Arguments:
		version: the version of the protocol
		server_socket: the socket through which we talk to the server
	"""
    logging.info('client logs in')

    package = protocol_pb2.Client2Server()
    package.version = version
    package.opcode = 2

    print 'Please enter your account name:'
    while True:
        try:
            acc_src = raw_input('>> ')
        except ValueError:
            continue

        if (len(acc_src) > 0 and len(acc_src) <= 25):
            package.msg = acc_src
            break
        else:
            print 'Invalid name. Try again please (Remember: 25 characters max).'
            continue
    send_package(server_socket, package.SerializeToString())
Beispiel #3
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def create_approved(version, server_socket):
    logging.info('client solved the puzzle, do create_account')
    # print('client solved the puzzle, do create_account')
    package = protocol_pb2.Client2Server()
    package.version = version
    package.opcode = 20
    send_package(server_socket, package.SerializeToString())
Beispiel #4
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	def handle(self):
		client_addr = self.client_address
		logging.info('client connected from: %s', client_addr)

		print("Server: client connected from " + str(client_addr))

		too_many_attempts = 0	# only allow limited mistakes from the client

		while True:
			try:
				self.message = self.request.recv(1024)
				if len(self.message) == 0:
					raise KeyboardInterrupt
			# except:
			# 	logging.critical('client connection dropped.')

				package = protocol_pb2.Client2Server()
				package.ParseFromString(self.message)	# parsing the package using Protocol Buffer

				if package.opcode == 0:	   # in some case an empty package may be sent
					continue

				print("Server: received a message from " + str(client_addr))
				if package.version == VERSION:
					try:
						OPCODES[package.opcode](package, self.request, self.server.data, self.server.lock, VERSION)
					except:
						logging.critical('unexpected fatal error occurred. Check server request handler.')
				else:
					logging.critical('client uses a different version.')
			except KeyboardInterrupt:
				logging.critical('Keyboard interrupt on Server.')
				thread.exit()
			except:
				logging.critical('client connection dropped.')
Beispiel #5
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def evil_msg(version, server_socket):
    # fakemsg = str(time())
    package = protocol_pb2.Client2Server()
    package.version = version
    package.opcode = 4

    # package.msg = fakemsg
    send_package(server_socket, package.SerializeToString())
Beispiel #6
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def inform_dead(version, server_socket):
    """
	This function informs the server that the client is forced quitted unexpected.

	Arguments:
		version: the version of the protocol
		server_socket: the socket through which we talk to the server
	"""
    logging.info('client being forced quitted')

    package = protocol_pb2.Client2Server()
    package.version = version
    package.opcode = 7

    send_package(server_socket, package.SerializeToString())
Beispiel #7
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def quit(version, server_socket):
    """
	This function is responsible for sending a package to the server to request a log out
	for the client.

	Arguments:
		version: the version of the protocol
		server_socket: the socket through which we talk to the server
	"""
    logging.info('client wants to quit the system.')

    package = protocol_pb2.Client2Server()
    package.version = version
    package.opcode = 7

    send_package(server_socket, package.SerializeToString())
Beispiel #8
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def check_message(version, server_socket):
    """
	This function is responsible for sending a package to the server to request all the
	messages received during the time that the client was logged out.

	Arguments:
		version: the version of the protocol
		server_socket: the socket through which we talk to the server
	"""
    logging.info('client checks unread messages sent to him/her')

    package = protocol_pb2.Client2Server()
    package.version = version
    package.opcode = 4

    send_package(server_socket, package.SerializeToString())
Beispiel #9
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def send_message(version, server_socket):
    """
	This function is responsible for sending a package to the server with the message to send a message
	to an account. The user specifies the account name of the recipient which should be at most 25 characters, otherwise
	an error message is printed, and the message itself which should be at most 100 characters, otherwise
	an error message is printed.

	Arguments:
		version: the version of the protocol
		server_socket: the socket through which we talk to the server
	"""
    logging.info('client sends a message')

    package = protocol_pb2.Client2Server()
    package.version = version
    package.opcode = 3

    print 'Please enter the destination account name:'
    while True:
        try:
            acc_dst = raw_input('>> ')
        except ValueError:
            continue

        if (len(acc_dst) > 0 and len(acc_dst) <= 25):
            package.receiver = acc_dst
            break
        else:
            print 'Invalid name. Try again please (Remember: 25 characters max).'
            continue

    print 'Please enter your message (100 characters max):'
    while True:
        try:
            msg = raw_input('>> ')
        except ValueError:
            continue

        if (len(msg) > 0 and len(msg) <= 100):
            package.msg = msg
            break
        else:
            print 'Message length is not within the specs. Try again please (Remember: 100 characters max).'
            continue
        break
    send_package(server_socket, package.SerializeToString())
Beispiel #10
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def delete_account(version, server_socket):
    """
	This function is responsible for sending a package to the server to request the deletion
	of the client's account.

	Arguments:
		version: the version of the protocol
		server_socket: the socket through which we talk to the server
	"""
    logging.info('client deletes a register account')

    package = protocol_pb2.Client2Server()
    package.version = version
    package.opcode = 5

    print """ Warning: This action is not reversible! You will see all the unread messages, however. """
    send_package(server_socket, package.SerializeToString())