def test_gzip_header_without_filename(homedir, config, mocker, session_maker):
"""
Test processing of a gzipped file without a filename in the header.
"""
gpg = GpgHelper(homedir, session_maker, is_qubes=False)
gpg._import(PUB_KEY)
gpg._import(JOURNO_KEY)
mocker.patch("os.unlink")
mocker.patch("gzip.open")
mocker.patch("shutil.copy")
mocker.patch("shutil.copyfileobj")
# pretend the gzipped file header lacked the original filename
mock_read_gzip_header_filename = mocker.patch(
"securedrop_client.crypto.read_gzip_header_filename"
)
mock_read_gzip_header_filename.return_value = ""
test_gzip = "tests/files/test-doc.gz.gpg"
output_filename = "test-doc"
expected_output_filename = "tests/files/test-doc"
original_filename = gpg.decrypt_submission_or_reply(test_gzip, output_filename, is_doc=True)
assert original_filename == output_filename
os.remove(expected_output_filename)
def test_gunzip_logic(homedir, config, mocker, session_maker):
"""
Ensure that gzipped documents/files are handled
Using the `config` fixture to ensure the config is written to disk.
"""
gpg = GpgHelper(homedir, session_maker, is_qubes=False)
gpg._import(PUB_KEY)
gpg._import(JOURNO_KEY)
test_gzip = "tests/files/test-doc.gz.gpg"
expected_output_filepath = "tests/files/test-doc.txt"
# mock_gpg = mocker.patch('subprocess.call', return_value=0)
mock_unlink = mocker.patch("os.unlink")
original_filename = gpg.decrypt_submission_or_reply(
test_gzip, expected_output_filepath, is_doc=True
)
assert original_filename == "test-doc.txt"
# We should remove two files in the success scenario: err, filepath
assert mock_unlink.call_count == 2
mock_unlink.stop()
os.remove(expected_output_filepath)
class APISyncObject(QObject):
def __init__(self, api, home, is_qubes):
super().__init__()
engine = make_engine(home)
Session = sessionmaker(bind=engine)
self.session = Session() # Reference to the SqlAlchemy session.
self.api = api
self.home = home
self.is_qubes = is_qubes
self.gpg = GpgHelper(home, is_qubes)
def fetch_the_thing(self, item, msg, download_fn, update_fn):
shasum, filepath = download_fn(item)
self.gpg.decrypt_submission_or_reply(filepath, msg.filename, False)
update_fn(msg.uuid, self.session)
logger.info("Stored message or reply at {}".format(msg.filename))
def test_subprocess_raises_exception(homedir, config, mocker):
"""
Ensure that failed GPG commands raise an exception.
Using the `config` fixture to ensure the config is written to disk.
"""
gpg = GpgHelper(homedir, is_qubes=False)
test_gzip = 'tests/files/test-doc.gz.gpg'
output_filename = 'test-doc'
mock_gpg = mocker.patch('subprocess.call', return_value=1)
mocker.patch('os.unlink')
with pytest.raises(CryptoError):
gpg.decrypt_submission_or_reply(test_gzip,
output_filename,
is_doc=True)
assert mock_gpg.call_count == 1
def test_subprocess_raises_exception(homedir, config, mocker, session_maker):
"""
Ensure that failed GPG commands raise an exception.
Using the `config` fixture to ensure the config is written to disk.
"""
gpg = GpgHelper(homedir, session_maker, is_qubes=False)
test_gzip = "tests/files/test-doc.gz.gpg"
output_filename = "test-doc"
mock_gpg = mocker.patch("subprocess.call", return_value=1)
mock_unlink = mocker.patch("os.unlink")
with pytest.raises(CryptoError):
gpg.decrypt_submission_or_reply(test_gzip, output_filename, is_doc=True)
assert mock_gpg.call_count == 1
# We should only remove one file in the failure scenario: err
assert mock_unlink.call_count == 1
class APISyncObject(QObject):
def __init__(self, api: API, home: str, is_qubes: bool) -> None:
super().__init__()
engine = make_engine(home)
current_session = sessionmaker(bind=engine)
self.session = current_session() # type: Session
self.api = api
self.home = home
self.is_qubes = is_qubes
self.gpg = GpgHelper(home, is_qubes)
def decrypt_the_thing(self, filepath: str, msg: Union[File, Message,
Reply]) -> None:
with NamedTemporaryFile('w+') as plaintext_file:
try:
self.gpg.decrypt_submission_or_reply(filepath,
plaintext_file.name,
False)
plaintext_file.seek(0)
content = plaintext_file.read()
storage.set_object_decryption_status_with_content(
msg, self.session, True, content)
logger.info("Message or reply decrypted: {}".format(
msg.filename))
except CryptoError:
storage.set_object_decryption_status_with_content(
msg, self.session, False)
logger.info("Message or reply failed to decrypt: {}".format(
msg.filename))
def fetch_the_thing(self, item: Union[File, Message, Reply],
msg: Union[File, Message, Reply],
download_fn: Callable, update_fn: Callable) -> None:
_, filepath = download_fn(item)
update_fn(msg.uuid, self.session)
logger.info("Stored message or reply at {}".format(msg.filename))
self.decrypt_the_thing(filepath, msg)
def test_message_logic(homedir, config, mocker):
"""
Ensure that messages are handled.
Using the `config` fixture to ensure the config is written to disk.
"""
gpg = GpgHelper(homedir, is_qubes=False)
test_msg = 'tests/files/test-msg.gpg'
expected_output_filename = 'test-msg'
mock_gpg = mocker.patch('subprocess.call', return_value=0)
mocker.patch('os.unlink')
dest = gpg.decrypt_submission_or_reply(test_msg, expected_output_filename, is_doc=False)
assert mock_gpg.call_count == 1
assert dest == os.path.join(homedir, 'data', expected_output_filename)
def test_gunzip_logic(homedir, config, mocker):
"""
Ensure that gzipped documents/files are handled
Using the `config` fixture to ensure the config is written to disk.
"""
gpg = GpgHelper(homedir, is_qubes=False)
test_gzip = 'tests/files/test-doc.gz.gpg'
expected_output_filename = 'test-doc'
mock_gpg = mocker.patch('subprocess.call', return_value=0)
mock_unlink = mocker.patch('os.unlink')
dest = gpg.decrypt_submission_or_reply(test_gzip, expected_output_filename, is_doc=True)
assert mock_gpg.call_count == 1
assert dest == os.path.join(homedir, 'data', expected_output_filename)
# We should remove two files in the success scenario: err, filepath
assert mock_unlink.call_count == 2
def test_message_logic(homedir, config, mocker, session_maker):
"""
Ensure that messages are handled.
Using the `config` fixture to ensure the config is written to disk.
"""
gpg = GpgHelper(homedir, session_maker, is_qubes=False)
test_msg = "tests/files/test-msg.gpg"
expected_output_filepath = os.path.join(homedir, "data", "test-msg")
mock_gpg = mocker.patch("subprocess.call", return_value=0)
mocker.patch("os.unlink")
original_filename = gpg.decrypt_submission_or_reply(
test_msg, expected_output_filepath, is_doc=False
)
assert mock_gpg.call_count == 1
assert original_filename == "test-msg"
class Controller(QObject):
"""
Represents the logic for the secure drop client application. In an MVC
application, this is the controller.
"""
sync_events = pyqtSignal(str)
"""
Signal that notifies that a reply was accepted by the server. Emits the reply's UUID as a
string.
"""
reply_succeeded = pyqtSignal(str)
"""
Signal that notifies that a reply failed to be accepted by the server. Emits the reply's UUID
as a string.
"""
reply_failed = pyqtSignal(str)
"""
A signal that emits a signal when the authentication state changes.
- `True` when the client becomes authenticated
- `False` when the client becomes unauthenticated
"""
authentication_state = pyqtSignal(bool)
"""
This signal indicates that a file has been successfully downloaded by emitting the file's
UUID as a string.
"""
file_ready = pyqtSignal(str)
def __init__(self,
hostname,
gui,
session,
home: str,
proxy: bool = True) -> None:
"""
The hostname, gui and session objects are used to coordinate with the
various other layers of the application: the location of the SecureDrop
proxy, the user interface and SqlAlchemy local storage respectively.
"""
check_dir_permissions(home)
super().__init__()
# Controller is unauthenticated by default
self.__is_authenticated = False
# used for finding DB in sync thread
self.home = home
# boolean flag for whether or not the client is operating behind a proxy
self.proxy = proxy
# Location of the SecureDrop server.
self.hostname = hostname
# Reference to the UI window.
self.gui = gui
# Reference to the API for secure drop proxy.
self.api = None # type: sdclientapi.API
# Contains active threads calling the API.
self.api_threads = {} # type: Dict[str, Dict]
# Reference to the SqlAlchemy session.
self.session = session
# thread responsible for fetching messages
self.message_thread = None
self.message_sync = MessageSync(self.api, self.home, self.proxy)
# thread responsible for fetching replies
self.reply_thread = None
self.reply_sync = ReplySync(self.api, self.home, self.proxy)
self.sync_flag = os.path.join(home, 'sync_flag')
# File data.
self.data_dir = os.path.join(self.home, 'data')
self.gpg = GpgHelper(home, proxy)
@property
def is_authenticated(self) -> bool:
return self.__is_authenticated
@is_authenticated.setter
def is_authenticated(self, is_authenticated: bool) -> None:
if self.__is_authenticated != is_authenticated:
self.authentication_state.emit(is_authenticated)
self.__is_authenticated = is_authenticated
@is_authenticated.deleter
def is_authenticated(self) -> None:
raise AttributeError('Cannot delete is_authenticated')
def setup(self):
"""
Setup the application with the default state of:
* Not logged in.
* Show most recent state of syncronised sources.
* Show the login screen.
* Check the sync status every 30 seconds.
"""
# The gui needs to reference this "controller" layer to call methods
# triggered by UI events.
self.gui.setup(self)
# Create a timer to check for sync status every 30 seconds.
self.sync_timer = QTimer()
self.sync_timer.timeout.connect(self.update_sync)
self.sync_timer.start(30000)
# Automagically sync with the API every 5 minutes.
self.sync_update = QTimer()
self.sync_update.timeout.connect(self.sync_api)
self.sync_update.start(1000 * 60 * 5) # every 5 minutes.
def call_api(self,
api_call_func,
success_callback,
failure_callback,
*args,
current_object=None,
**kwargs):
"""
Calls the function in a non-blocking manner. Upon completion calls the
callback with the result. Calls timeout if the timer associated with
the call emits a timeout signal. Any further arguments are passed to
the function to be called.
"""
new_thread_id = str(uuid.uuid4()) # Uniquely id the new thread.
new_api_thread = QThread(self.gui)
new_api_runner = APICallRunner(api_call_func, current_object, *args,
**kwargs)
new_api_runner.moveToThread(new_api_thread)
# handle completed call: copy response data, reset the
# client, give the user-provided callback the response
# data
new_api_runner.call_succeeded.connect(
lambda: self.completed_api_call(new_thread_id, success_callback))
new_api_runner.call_failed.connect(
lambda: self.completed_api_call(new_thread_id, failure_callback))
new_api_runner.call_timed_out.connect(self.on_api_timeout)
# when the thread starts, we want to run `call_api` on `api_runner`
new_api_thread.started.connect(new_api_runner.call_api)
# Add the thread related objects to the api_threads dictionary.
self.api_threads[new_thread_id] = {
'thread': new_api_thread,
'runner': new_api_runner,
}
# Start the thread and related activity.
new_api_thread.start()
def on_api_timeout(self) -> None:
self.gui.update_error_status(
_('The connection to the SecureDrop server timed out. '
'Please try again.'))
def completed_api_call(self, thread_id, user_callback):
"""
Manage a completed API call. The actual result *may* be an exception or
error result from the API. It's up to the handler (user_callback) to
handle these potential states.
"""
logger.info("Completed API call. Cleaning up and running callback.")
thread_info = self.api_threads.pop(thread_id)
runner = thread_info['runner']
result_data = runner.result
arg_spec = inspect.getfullargspec(user_callback)
if 'current_object' in arg_spec.args:
user_callback(result_data, current_object=runner.current_object)
else:
user_callback(result_data)
def start_message_thread(self):
"""
Starts the message-fetching thread in the background.
"""
if not self.message_thread:
self.message_sync.api = self.api
self.message_thread = QThread()
self.message_sync.moveToThread(self.message_thread)
self.message_thread.started.connect(self.message_sync.run)
self.message_thread.start()
else: # Already running from last login
self.message_sync.api = self.api
def start_reply_thread(self):
"""
Starts the reply-fetching thread in the background.
"""
if not self.reply_thread:
self.reply_sync.api = self.api
self.reply_thread = QThread()
self.reply_sync.moveToThread(self.reply_thread)
self.reply_thread.started.connect(self.reply_sync.run)
self.reply_thread.start()
else: # Already running from last login
self.reply_sync.api = self.api
def login(self, username, password, totp):
"""
Given a username, password and time based one-time-passcode (TOTP),
create a new instance representing the SecureDrop api and authenticate.
"""
self.api = sdclientapi.API(self.hostname, username, password, totp,
self.proxy)
self.call_api(self.api.authenticate, self.on_authenticate_success,
self.on_authenticate_failure)
def on_authenticate_success(self, result):
"""
Handles a successful authentication call against the API.
"""
self.gui.hide_login()
self.sync_api()
self.gui.show_main_window(self.api.username)
self.start_message_thread()
self.start_reply_thread()
# Clear the sidebar error status bar if a message was shown
# to the user indicating they should log in.
self.gui.clear_error_status()
self.is_authenticated = True
def on_authenticate_failure(self, result: Exception) -> None:
# Failed to authenticate. Reset state with failure message.
self.api = None
error = _('There was a problem signing in. '
'Please verify your credentials and try again.')
self.gui.show_login_error(error=error)
def login_offline_mode(self):
"""
Allow user to view in offline mode without authentication.
"""
self.gui.hide_login()
self.gui.show_main_window()
self.start_message_thread()
self.start_reply_thread()
self.is_authenticated = False
self.update_sources()
def on_action_requiring_login(self):
"""
Indicate that a user needs to login to perform the specified action.
"""
error = _('You must sign in to perform this action.')
self.gui.update_error_status(error)
def authenticated(self):
"""
Return a boolean indication that the connection to the API is
authenticated.
"""
return bool(self.api and self.api.token is not None)
def sync_api(self):
"""
Grab data from the remote SecureDrop API in a non-blocking manner.
"""
logger.debug("In sync_api on thread {}".format(
self.thread().currentThreadId()))
self.sync_events.emit('syncing')
if self.authenticated():
logger.debug("You are authenticated, going to make your call")
self.call_api(storage.get_remote_data, self.on_sync_success,
self.on_sync_failure, self.api)
logger.debug("In sync_api, after call to call_api, on "
"thread {}".format(self.thread().currentThreadId()))
def last_sync(self):
"""
Returns the time of last synchronisation with the remote SD server.
"""
try:
with open(self.sync_flag) as f:
return arrow.get(f.read())
except Exception:
return None
def on_sync_success(self, result) -> None:
"""
Called when syncronisation of data via the API succeeds
"""
remote_sources, remote_submissions, remote_replies = result
storage.update_local_storage(self.session, remote_sources,
remote_submissions, remote_replies,
self.data_dir)
# Set last sync flag.
with open(self.sync_flag, 'w') as f:
f.write(arrow.now().format())
# import keys into keyring
for source in remote_sources:
if source.key and source.key.get('type', None) == 'PGP':
pub_key = source.key.get('public', None)
if not pub_key:
continue
try:
self.gpg.import_key(source.uuid, pub_key)
except CryptoError:
logger.warning('Failed to import key for source {}'.format(
source.uuid))
self.update_sources()
def on_sync_failure(self, result: Exception) -> None:
"""
Called when syncronisation of data via the API fails.
"""
pass
self.update_sources()
def update_sync(self):
"""
Updates the UI to show human time of last sync.
"""
self.gui.show_sync(self.last_sync())
def update_sources(self):
"""
Display the updated list of sources with those found in local storage.
"""
sources = list(storage.get_local_sources(self.session))
if sources:
sources.sort(key=lambda x: x.last_updated, reverse=True)
self.gui.show_sources(sources)
self.update_sync()
def on_update_star_success(self, result) -> None:
"""
After we star a source, we should sync the API such that the local database is updated.
"""
self.sync_api() # Syncing the API also updates the source list UI
self.gui.clear_error_status()
def on_update_star_failure(self, result: Exception) -> None:
"""
After we unstar a source, we should sync the API such that the local database is updated.
"""
logging.info("failed to push change to server")
error = _('Failed to update star.')
self.gui.update_error_status(error)
def update_star(self, source_db_object):
"""
Star or unstar. The callback here is the API sync as we first make sure
that we apply the change to the server, and then update locally.
"""
if not self.api: # Then we should tell the user they need to login.
self.on_action_requiring_login()
return
else: # Clear the error status bar
self.gui.clear_error_status()
source_sdk_object = sdclientapi.Source(uuid=source_db_object.uuid)
if source_db_object.is_starred:
self.call_api(self.api.remove_star, self.on_update_star_success,
self.on_update_star_failure, source_sdk_object)
else:
self.call_api(self.api.add_star, self.on_update_star_success,
self.on_update_star_failure, source_sdk_object)
def logout(self):
"""
Reset the API object and force the UI to update into a logged out
state.
"""
self.api = None
self.message_sync.api = None
self.reply_sync.api = None
self.gui.logout()
self.is_authenticated = False
def set_status(self, message, duration=5000):
"""
Set a textual status message to be displayed to the user for a certain
duration.
"""
self.gui.update_activity_status(message, duration)
def on_file_open(self, file_db_object):
"""
Open the already downloaded file associated with the message (which is a `File`).
"""
# Once downloaded, submissions are stored in the data directory
# with the same filename as the server, except with the .gz.gpg
# stripped off.
server_filename = file_db_object.filename
fn_no_ext, _ = os.path.splitext(os.path.splitext(server_filename)[0])
submission_filepath = os.path.join(self.data_dir, fn_no_ext)
if self.proxy:
# Running on Qubes.
command = "qvm-open-in-vm"
args = ['$dispvm:sd-svs-disp', submission_filepath]
# QProcess (Qt) or Python's subprocess? Who cares? They do the
# same thing. :-)
process = QProcess(self)
process.start(command, args)
else: # pragma: no cover
# Non Qubes OS. Just log the event for now.
logger.info('Opening file "{}".'.format(submission_filepath))
def on_file_download(self, source_db_object, message):
"""
Download the file associated with the associated message (which may
be a Submission or Reply).
"""
if not self.api: # Then we should tell the user they need to login.
self.on_action_requiring_login()
return
if isinstance(message, db.File) or isinstance(message, db.Message):
# Handle submissions.
func = self.api.download_submission
sdk_object = sdclientapi.Submission(uuid=message.uuid)
sdk_object.filename = message.filename
sdk_object.source_uuid = source_db_object.uuid
elif isinstance(message, db.Reply):
# Handle journalist's replies.
func = self.api.download_reply
sdk_object = sdclientapi.Reply(uuid=message.uuid)
sdk_object.filename = message.filename
sdk_object.source_uuid = source_db_object.uuid
self.set_status(_('Downloading {}'.format(sdk_object.filename)))
self.call_api(func,
self.on_file_download_success,
self.on_file_download_failure,
sdk_object,
self.data_dir,
current_object=message)
def on_file_download_success(self, result, current_object):
"""
Called when a file has downloaded. Cause a refresh to the conversation view to display the
contents of the new file.
"""
file_uuid = current_object.uuid
server_filename = current_object.filename
_, filename = result
# The filename contains the location where the file has been
# stored. On non-Qubes OSes, this will be the data directory.
# On Qubes OS, this will a ~/QubesIncoming directory. In case
# we are on Qubes, we should move the file to the data directory
# and name it the same as the server (e.g. spotless-tater-msg.gpg).
filepath_in_datadir = os.path.join(self.data_dir, server_filename)
shutil.move(filename, filepath_in_datadir)
storage.mark_file_as_downloaded(file_uuid, self.session)
try:
# Attempt to decrypt the file.
self.gpg.decrypt_submission_or_reply(filepath_in_datadir,
server_filename,
is_doc=True)
storage.set_object_decryption_status_with_content(
current_object, self.session, True)
except CryptoError as e:
logger.debug('Failed to decrypt file {}: {}'.format(
server_filename, e))
storage.set_object_decryption_status_with_content(
current_object, self.session, False)
self.set_status("Failed to decrypt file, "
"please try again or talk to your administrator.")
# TODO: We should save the downloaded content, and just
# try to decrypt again if there was a failure.
return # If we failed we should stop here.
self.set_status('Finished downloading {}'.format(
current_object.filename))
self.file_ready.emit(file_uuid)
def on_file_download_failure(self, result, current_object):
"""
Called when a file fails to download.
"""
server_filename = current_object.filename
logger.debug('Failed to download file {}'.format(server_filename))
# Update the UI in some way to indicate a failure state.
self.set_status("The file download failed. Please try again.")
def on_delete_source_success(self, result) -> None:
"""
Handler for when a source deletion succeeds.
"""
self.sync_api()
self.gui.clear_error_status()
def on_delete_source_failure(self, result: Exception) -> None:
logging.info("failed to delete source at server")
error = _('Failed to delete source at server')
self.gui.update_error_status(error)
def delete_source(self, source):
"""Performs a delete operation on source record.
This method will first request server to delete the source record. If
the process of deleting record at server is successful, it will sync
the server records with the local state. On failure, it will display an
error.
"""
self.call_api(self.api.delete_source, self.on_delete_source_success,
self.on_delete_source_failure, source)
def send_reply(self, source_uuid: str, msg_uuid: str,
message: str) -> None:
sdk_source = sdclientapi.Source(uuid=source_uuid)
try:
encrypted_reply = self.gpg.encrypt_to_source(source_uuid, message)
except Exception:
tb = traceback.format_exc()
logger.error('Failed to encrypt to source {}:\n'.format(
source_uuid, tb))
self.reply_failed.emit(msg_uuid)
else:
# Guard against calling the API if we're not logged in
if self.api:
self.call_api(
self.api.reply_source,
self.on_reply_success,
self.on_reply_failure,
sdk_source,
encrypted_reply,
msg_uuid,
current_object=(source_uuid, msg_uuid),
)
else: # pragma: no cover
logger.error('not logged in - not implemented!')
self.reply_failed.emit(msg_uuid)
def on_reply_success(self, result, current_object: Tuple[str,
str]) -> None:
source_uuid, reply_uuid = current_object
source = self.session.query(
db.Source).filter_by(uuid=source_uuid).one()
reply_db_object = db.Reply(
uuid=result.uuid,
source_id=source.id,
journalist_id=self.api.token_journalist_uuid,
filename=result.filename,
)
self.session.add(reply_db_object)
self.session.commit()
self.reply_succeeded.emit(reply_uuid)
def on_reply_failure(self, result, current_object: Tuple[str,
str]) -> None:
source_uuid, reply_uuid = current_object
self.reply_failed.emit(reply_uuid)
class Client(QObject):
"""
Represents the logic for the secure drop client application. In an MVC
application, this is the controller.
"""
sync_events = pyqtSignal(str)
def __init__(self, hostname, gui, session,
home: str, proxy: bool = True) -> None:
"""
The hostname, gui and session objects are used to coordinate with the
various other layers of the application: the location of the SecureDrop
proxy, the user interface and SqlAlchemy local storage respectively.
"""
check_dir_permissions(home)
super().__init__()
# used for finding DB in sync thread
self.home = home
# boolean flag for whether or not the client is operating behind a proxy
self.proxy = proxy
# Location of the SecureDrop server.
self.hostname = hostname
# Reference to the UI window.
self.gui = gui
# Reference to the API for secure drop proxy.
self.api = None
# Contains active threads calling the API.
self.api_threads = {}
# Reference to the SqlAlchemy session.
self.session = session
# thread responsible for fetching messages
self.message_thread = None
self.message_sync = MessageSync(self.api, self.home, self.proxy)
# thread responsible for fetching replies
self.reply_thread = None
self.reply_sync = ReplySync(self.api, self.home, self.proxy)
self.sync_flag = os.path.join(home, 'sync_flag')
# File data.
self.data_dir = os.path.join(self.home, 'data')
self.gpg = GpgHelper(home, proxy)
def setup(self):
"""
Setup the application with the default state of:
* Not logged in.
* Show most recent state of syncronised sources.
* Show the login screen.
* Check the sync status every 30 seconds.
"""
# The gui needs to reference this "controller" layer to call methods
# triggered by UI events.
self.gui.setup(self)
# If possible, update the UI with available sources.
self.update_sources()
# Show the login dialog.
self.gui.show_login()
# Create a timer to check for sync status every 30 seconds.
self.sync_timer = QTimer()
self.sync_timer.timeout.connect(self.update_sync)
self.sync_timer.start(30000)
# Automagically sync with the API every 5 minutes.
self.sync_update = QTimer()
self.sync_update.timeout.connect(self.sync_api)
self.sync_update.start(1000 * 60 * 5) # every 5 minutes.
def call_api(self, function, callback, timeout, *args, current_object=None,
**kwargs):
"""
Calls the function in a non-blocking manner. Upon completion calls the
callback with the result. Calls timeout if the timer associated with
the call emits a timeout signal. Any further arguments are passed to
the function to be called.
"""
new_thread_id = str(uuid.uuid4()) # Uniquely id the new thread.
new_timer = QTimer()
new_timer.setSingleShot(True)
new_timer.start(20000)
new_api_thread = QThread(self.gui)
new_api_runner = APICallRunner(function, current_object, *args,
**kwargs)
new_api_runner.moveToThread(new_api_thread)
# handle completed call: copy response data, reset the
# client, give the user-provided callback the response
# data
new_api_runner.call_finished.connect(
lambda: self.completed_api_call(new_thread_id, callback))
# we've started a timer. when that hits zero, call our
# timeout function
new_timer.timeout.connect(
lambda: self.timeout_cleanup(new_thread_id, timeout))
# when the thread starts, we want to run `call_api` on `api_runner`
new_api_thread.started.connect(new_api_runner.call_api)
# Add the thread related objects to the api_threads dictionary.
self.api_threads[new_thread_id] = {
'thread': new_api_thread,
'runner': new_api_runner,
'timer': new_timer,
}
# Start the thread and related activity.
new_api_thread.start()
def clean_thread(self, thread_id):
"""
Clean up the identified thread's state after an API call.
"""
if thread_id in self.api_threads:
timer = self.api_threads[thread_id]['timer']
timer.disconnect()
del(self.api_threads[thread_id])
def completed_api_call(self, thread_id, user_callback):
"""
Manage a completed API call. The actual result *may* be an exception or
error result from the API. It's up to the handler (user_callback) to
handle these potential states.
"""
logger.info("Completed API call. Cleaning up and running callback.")
if thread_id in self.api_threads:
thread_info = self.api_threads[thread_id]
runner = thread_info['runner']
timer = thread_info['timer']
timer.stop()
result_data = runner.result
# The callback may or may not have an associated current_object
if runner.current_object:
current_object = runner.current_object
else:
current_object = None
self.clean_thread(thread_id)
if current_object:
user_callback(result_data, current_object=current_object)
else:
user_callback(result_data)
def start_message_thread(self):
"""
Starts the message-fetching thread in the background.
"""
if not self.message_thread:
self.message_sync.api = self.api
self.message_thread = QThread()
self.message_sync.moveToThread(self.message_thread)
self.message_thread.started.connect(self.message_sync.run)
self.message_thread.start()
else: # Already running from last login
self.message_sync.api = self.api
def start_reply_thread(self):
"""
Starts the reply-fetching thread in the background.
"""
if not self.reply_thread:
self.reply_sync.api = self.api
self.reply_thread = QThread()
self.reply_sync.moveToThread(self.reply_thread)
self.reply_thread.started.connect(self.reply_sync.run)
self.reply_thread.start()
else: # Already running from last login
self.reply_sync.api = self.api
def timeout_cleanup(self, thread_id, user_callback):
"""
Clean up after the referenced thread has timed-out by setting some
flags and calling the passed user_callback.
"""
logger.info("API call timed out. Cleaning up and running "
"timeout callback.")
if thread_id in self.api_threads:
runner = self.api_threads[thread_id]['runner']
runner.i_timed_out = True
if runner.current_object:
current_object = runner.current_object
else:
current_object = None
self.clean_thread(thread_id)
if current_object:
user_callback(current_object=current_object)
else:
user_callback()
def login(self, username, password, totp):
"""
Given a username, password and time based one-time-passcode (TOTP),
create a new instance representing the SecureDrop api and authenticate.
"""
self.api = sdclientapi.API(self.hostname, username,
password, totp, self.proxy)
self.call_api(self.api.authenticate, self.on_authenticate,
self.on_login_timeout)
def on_authenticate(self, result):
"""
Handles the result of an authentication call against the API.
"""
if isinstance(result, bool) and result:
# It worked! Sync with the API and update the UI.
self.gui.hide_login()
self.sync_api()
self.gui.set_logged_in_as(self.api.username)
self.start_message_thread()
self.start_reply_thread()
# Clear the sidebar error status bar if a message was shown
# to the user indicating they should log in.
self.gui.update_error_status("")
else:
# Failed to authenticate. Reset state with failure message.
self.api = None
error = _('There was a problem signing in. '
'Please verify your credentials and try again.')
self.gui.show_login_error(error=error)
def on_login_timeout(self):
"""
Reset the form and indicate the error.
"""
self.api = None
error = _('The connection to the SecureDrop server timed out. '
'Please try again.')
self.gui.show_login_error(error=error)
def on_sync_timeout(self):
"""
Indicate that a sync failed.
TODO: We don't really want to alert in the error bar _every time_
this happens. Instead, we should do something like: alert if there
have been many timeouts in a row.
"""
error = _('The connection to the SecureDrop server timed out. '
'Please try again.')
self.gui.update_error_status(error=error)
def on_action_requiring_login(self):
"""
Indicate that a user needs to login to perform the specified action.
"""
error = _('You must sign in to perform this action.')
self.gui.update_error_status(error)
def on_sidebar_action_timeout(self):
"""
Indicate that a timeout occurred for an action occuring in the left
sidebar.
"""
error = _('The connection to the SecureDrop server timed out. '
'Please try again.')
self.gui.update_error_status(error)
def authenticated(self):
"""
Return a boolean indication that the connection to the API is
authenticated.
"""
return bool(self.api and self.api.token['token'])
def sync_api(self):
"""
Grab data from the remote SecureDrop API in a non-blocking manner.
"""
logger.debug("In sync_api on thread {}".format(
self.thread().currentThreadId()))
self.sync_events.emit('syncing')
if self.authenticated():
logger.debug("You are authenticated, going to make your call")
self.call_api(storage.get_remote_data, self.on_synced,
self.on_sync_timeout, self.api)
logger.debug("In sync_api, after call to call_api, on "
"thread {}".format(self.thread().currentThreadId()))
def last_sync(self):
"""
Returns the time of last synchronisation with the remote SD server.
"""
try:
with open(self.sync_flag) as f:
return arrow.get(f.read())
except Exception:
return None
def on_synced(self, result):
"""
Called when syncronisation of data via the API is complete.
"""
self.sync_events.emit('synced')
if isinstance(result, tuple):
remote_sources, remote_submissions, remote_replies = \
result
storage.update_local_storage(self.session, remote_sources,
remote_submissions,
remote_replies, self.data_dir)
# clean up locally cached conversation views
remote_source_uuids = [s.uuid for s in remote_sources]
cached_sources = list(self.gui.conversations.keys())
for cached_source in cached_sources:
if cached_source not in remote_source_uuids:
self.gui.conversations.pop(cached_source, None)
# Set last sync flag.
with open(self.sync_flag, 'w') as f:
f.write(arrow.now().format())
# import keys into keyring
for source in remote_sources:
if source.key and source.key.get('type', None) == 'PGP':
pub_key = source.key.get('public', None)
if not pub_key:
continue
try:
self.gpg.import_key(source.uuid, pub_key)
except CryptoError:
logger.warning('Failed to import key for source {}'.format(source.uuid))
self.update_conversation_views()
else:
# How to handle a failure? Exceptions are already logged. Perhaps
# a message in the UI?
pass
self.update_sources()
def update_sync(self):
"""
Updates the UI to show human time of last sync.
"""
self.gui.show_sync(self.last_sync())
def update_sources(self):
"""
Display the updated list of sources with those found in local storage.
"""
sources = list(storage.get_local_sources(self.session))
if sources:
sources.sort(key=lambda x: x.last_updated, reverse=True)
self.gui.show_sources(sources)
self.update_sync()
def update_conversation_views(self):
"""
Updates the conversation view to reflect progress
of the download and decryption of messages and replies.
"""
for conversation_wrapper in self.gui.conversations.values():
conv = conversation_wrapper.conversation
self.session.refresh(conv.source)
conv.update_conversation(conv.source.collection)
def on_update_star_complete(self, result):
"""
After we star or unstar a source, we should sync the API
such that the local database is updated.
TODO: Improve the push to server sync logic.
"""
if isinstance(result, bool) and result: # result may be an exception.
self.sync_api() # Syncing the API also updates the source list UI
self.gui.update_error_status("")
else:
# Here we need some kind of retry logic.
logging.info("failed to push change to server")
error = _('Failed to apply change.')
self.gui.update_error_status(error)
def update_star(self, source_db_object):
"""
Star or unstar. The callback here is the API sync as we first make sure
that we apply the change to the server, and then update locally.
"""
if not self.api: # Then we should tell the user they need to login.
self.on_action_requiring_login()
return
else: # Clear the error status bar
self.gui.update_error_status("")
source_sdk_object = sdclientapi.Source(uuid=source_db_object.uuid)
if source_db_object.is_starred:
self.call_api(self.api.remove_star, self.on_update_star_complete,
self.on_sidebar_action_timeout, source_sdk_object)
else:
self.call_api(self.api.add_star, self.on_update_star_complete,
self.on_sidebar_action_timeout, source_sdk_object)
def logout(self):
"""
Reset the API object and force the UI to update into a logged out
state.
"""
self.api = None
self.message_sync.api = None
self.reply_sync.api = None
self.gui.logout()
def set_status(self, message, duration=5000):
"""
Set a textual status message to be displayed to the user for a certain
duration.
"""
self.gui.set_status(message, duration)
def on_file_open(self, submission_db_object):
"""
Open the already downloaded file associated with the message (which
is a Submission).
"""
# Once downloaded, submissions are stored in the data directory
# with the same filename as the server, except with the .gz.gpg
# stripped off.
server_filename = submission_db_object.filename
fn_no_ext, _ = os.path.splitext(os.path.splitext(server_filename)[0])
submission_filepath = os.path.join(self.data_dir, fn_no_ext)
if self.proxy:
# Running on Qubes.
command = "qvm-open-in-vm"
args = ['$dispvm:sd-svs-disp', submission_filepath]
# QProcess (Qt) or Python's subprocess? Who cares? They do the
# same thing. :-)
process = QProcess(self)
process.start(command, args)
else: # pragma: no cover
# Non Qubes OS. Just log the event for now.
logger.info('Opening file "{}".'.format(submission_filepath))
def on_file_download(self, source_db_object, message):
"""
Download the file associated with the associated message (which may
be a Submission or Reply).
"""
if not self.api: # Then we should tell the user they need to login.
self.on_action_requiring_login()
return
if isinstance(message, db.Submission):
# Handle submissions.
func = self.api.download_submission
sdk_object = sdclientapi.Submission(uuid=message.uuid)
sdk_object.filename = message.filename
sdk_object.source_uuid = source_db_object.uuid
elif isinstance(message, db.Reply):
# Handle journalist's replies.
func = self.api.download_reply
sdk_object = sdclientapi.Reply(uuid=message.uuid)
sdk_object.filename = message.filename
sdk_object.source_uuid = source_db_object.uuid
self.set_status(_('Downloading {}'.format(sdk_object.filename)))
self.call_api(func, self.on_file_downloaded,
self.on_download_timeout, sdk_object, self.data_dir,
current_object=message)
def on_file_downloaded(self, result, current_object):
"""
Called when a file has downloaded. Cause a refresh to the conversation
view to display the contents of the new file.
"""
file_uuid = current_object.uuid
server_filename = current_object.filename
if isinstance(result, tuple): # The file properly downloaded.
sha256sum, filename = result
# The filename contains the location where the file has been
# stored. On non-Qubes OSes, this will be the data directory.
# On Qubes OS, this will a ~/QubesIncoming directory. In case
# we are on Qubes, we should move the file to the data directory
# and name it the same as the server (e.g. spotless-tater-msg.gpg).
filepath_in_datadir = os.path.join(self.data_dir, server_filename)
shutil.move(filename, filepath_in_datadir)
try:
# Attempt to decrypt the file.
self.gpg.decrypt_submission_or_reply(
filepath_in_datadir, server_filename, is_doc=True)
except CryptoError as e:
logger.debug('Failed to decrypt file {}: {}'.format(server_filename, e))
self.set_status("Failed to download and decrypt file, "
"please try again.")
# TODO: We should save the downloaded content, and just
# try to decrypt again if there was a failure.
return # If we failed we should stop here.
# Now that download and decrypt are done, mark the file as such.
storage.mark_file_as_downloaded(file_uuid, self.session)
self.set_status('Finished downloading {}'.format(current_object.filename))
else: # The file did not download properly.
logger.debug('Failed to download file {}'.format(server_filename))
# Update the UI in some way to indicate a failure state.
self.set_status("The file download failed. Please try again.")
def on_download_timeout(self, current_object):
"""
Called when downloading a file has timed out.
"""
# Update the status bar to indicate a failure state.
self.set_status("The connection to the SecureDrop server timed out. "
"Please try again.")
def _on_delete_source_complete(self, result):
"""Trigger this when delete operation on source is completed."""
if result:
self.sync_api()
self.gui.update_error_status("")
else:
logging.info("failed to delete source at server")
error = _('Failed to delete source at server')
self.gui.update_error_status(error)
def _on_delete_action_timeout(self):
"""Trigger this when delete operation on source of is timeout."""
error = _('The connection to SecureDrop timed out. Please try again.')
self.gui.update_error_status(error)
def delete_source(self, source):
"""Performs a delete operation on source record.
This method will first request server to delete the source record. If
the process of deleting record at server is successful, it will sync
the server records with the local state. On failure, it will display an
error.
"""
self.call_api(
self.api.delete_source,
self._on_delete_source_complete,
self._on_delete_action_timeout,
source
)
