def testJIDchange(self):
"""Test changing JID of the form 'user@server/resource/with/slashes'"""
j = JID('user1@someserver1/some1/resource1')
j.user = '******'
j.domain = 'someserver'
j.resource = 'some/resource'
self.check_jid(j, 'user', 'someserver', 'some/resource',
'user@someserver', 'user@someserver/some/resource',
'user@someserver/some/resource')
def testJIDchange(self):
"""Test changing JID of the form 'user@server/resource/with/slashes'"""
j = JID('user1@someserver1/some1/resource1')
j.user = '******'
j.domain = 'someserver'
j.resource = 'some/resource'
self.check_jid(j,
'user',
'someserver',
'some/resource',
'user@someserver',
'user@someserver/some/resource',
'user@someserver/some/resource')
async def _set_roster(self, iq):
try:
self.delay_pushes += 1
items = {}
try:
contacts = iq['roster'].get_items()
if len(contacts) != 1:
raise XMPPError('bad-request')
for jid, values in contacts.items():
if jid.bare == self.stream.boundjid.bare:
raise XMPPError('not-allowed')
if values.get('subscription', 'none') != 'remove':
if jid.user == '':
# the request might be addressed to a nickname;
# I haven't found any reference for that actually
# being allowed, so for now, treat that as a
# query for a username on the local server
# (while also telling the client to remove the
# original request, just in case).
items[jid] = {'subscription': 'remove'}
jid = JID(jid)
jid.user = jid.domain
jid.domain = self.stream.host
items[jid] = await self._update_contact(jid, values)
else:
items[jid] = await self._remove_contact(jid)
except Exception as e:
iq.exception(e)
return
iq.reply().send()
# push to other resources of the same user
del iq['from']
iq['roster'].set_items(items)
await self.stream.ipc_send('roster.push', self.stream.boundjid,
iq.xml)
finally:
self.delay_pushes -= 1
if self.delay_pushes == 0:
pushes = self.delayed_pushes
self.delayed_pushes = []
for xml, checked in pushes:
await self._relay_push(xml, checked)
