def test_logging(self):
"""
Logging module configures properly.
"""
defaultLogLevel = Logger.filterPredicate.logLevelForNamespace(None)
self.assertNotEqual(
defaultLogLevel, LogLevel.error,
"This test assumes the default log level is not error."
)
config.setDefaults(DEFAULT_CONFIG)
config.reload()
self.assertEquals(Logger.filterPredicate.logLevelForNamespace(None), defaultLogLevel)
self.assertEquals(Logger.filterPredicate.logLevelForNamespace("some.namespace"), defaultLogLevel)
config.load(self.testConfig)
self.assertEquals(Logger.filterPredicate.logLevelForNamespace(None), LogLevel.error)
self.assertEquals(Logger.filterPredicate.logLevelForNamespace("some.namespace"), LogLevel.debug)
writePlist({}, self.testConfig)
config.reload()
self.assertEquals(Logger.filterPredicate.logLevelForNamespace(None), defaultLogLevel)
self.assertEquals(Logger.filterPredicate.logLevelForNamespace("some.namespace"), defaultLogLevel)
def testSyncToken(self):
config.load(self.testConfig)
# no sync token keys specified; need to empty this array here because
# stdconfig is registering keys automatically
config._syncTokenKeys = []
self.assertEquals("d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e", config.syncToken())
# add sync token keys (some with multiple levels)
config.addSyncTokenKey("DefaultLogLevel")
config.addSyncTokenKey("Notifications.Services.APNS.Enabled")
config.addSyncTokenKey("Notifications.Services.APNS.CalDAV.Topic")
config.addSyncTokenKey("Notifications.Services.APNS.CardDAV.Topic")
self.assertEquals("7473205187d7a6ff0c61a2b6b04053c5", config.syncToken())
# modify a sync token key value
config.Notifications.Services.APNS.CalDAV.Topic = "changed"
# direct manipulation of config requires explicit invalidation
self.assertEquals("7473205187d7a6ff0c61a2b6b04053c5", config.syncToken())
config.invalidateSyncToken()
self.assertEquals("4cdbb3841625d001dc768439f5a88cba", config.syncToken())
# add a non existent key (not an error because it could exist later)
config.addSyncTokenKey("Notifications.Services.APNS.CalDAV.NonExistent")
config.invalidateSyncToken()
self.assertEquals("2ffb128cee5a4b217cef82fd31ae7767", config.syncToken())
# reload automatically invalidates
config.reload()
self.assertEquals("a1c46c5aff1899658dac033ee8520b07", config.syncToken())
def testSyncToken(self):
config.load(self.testConfig)
# no sync token keys specified; need to empty this array here because
# stdconfig is registering keys automatically
config._syncTokenKeys = []
self.assertEquals("d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e", config.syncToken())
# add sync token keys (some with multiple levels)
config.addSyncTokenKey("DefaultLogLevel")
config.addSyncTokenKey("Notifications.Services.APNS.Enabled")
config.addSyncTokenKey("Notifications.Services.APNS.CalDAV.Topic")
config.addSyncTokenKey("Notifications.Services.APNS.CardDAV.Topic")
self.assertEquals("7473205187d7a6ff0c61a2b6b04053c5", config.syncToken())
# modify a sync token key value
config.Notifications.Services.APNS.CalDAV.Topic = "changed"
# direct manipulation of config requires explicit invalidation
self.assertEquals("7473205187d7a6ff0c61a2b6b04053c5", config.syncToken())
config.invalidateSyncToken()
self.assertEquals("4cdbb3841625d001dc768439f5a88cba", config.syncToken())
# add a non existent key (not an error because it could exist later)
config.addSyncTokenKey("Notifications.Services.APNS.CalDAV.NonExistent")
config.invalidateSyncToken()
self.assertEquals("2ffb128cee5a4b217cef82fd31ae7767", config.syncToken())
# reload automatically invalidates
config.reload()
self.assertEquals("a1c46c5aff1899658dac033ee8520b07", config.syncToken())
def test_logging(self):
"""
Logging module configures properly.
"""
self.assertNotEqual(
defaultLogLevel, LogLevel.error,
"This test assumes the default log level is not error."
)
config.setDefaults(DEFAULT_CONFIG)
config.reload()
self.assertEquals(logLevelForNamespace(None), defaultLogLevel)
self.assertEquals(logLevelForNamespace("some.namespace"), defaultLogLevel)
config.load(self.testConfig)
self.assertEquals(logLevelForNamespace(None), LogLevel.error)
self.assertEquals(logLevelForNamespace("some.namespace"), LogLevel.debug)
writePlist({}, self.testConfig)
config.reload()
self.assertEquals(logLevelForNamespace(None), defaultLogLevel)
self.assertEquals(logLevelForNamespace("some.namespace"), defaultLogLevel)
def testSetDefaults(self):
config.updateDefaults({"SSLPort": 8443})
config.setDefaults(DEFAULT_CONFIG)
config.reload()
self.assertEquals(config.SSLPort, 0)
def testSetDefaults(self):
config.updateDefaults({"SSLPort": 8443})
config.setDefaults(DEFAULT_CONFIG)
config.reload()
self.assertEquals(config.SSLPort, 0)
def sighup_handler(num, frame):
self.log_info("SIGHUP recieved at %s" % (location(frame),))
# Reload the config file
try:
config.reload()
except ConfigurationError, e:
self.log_error("Invalid configuration: {0}".format(e))
def testReloading(self):
self.assertEquals(config.HTTPPort, 0)
config.load(self.testConfig)
self.assertEquals(config.HTTPPort, 8008)
writePlist({}, self.testConfig)
config.reload()
self.assertEquals(config.HTTPPort, 0)
def testUpdateDefaults(self):
self.assertEquals(config.SSLPort, 0)
config.load(self.testConfig)
config.updateDefaults({"SSLPort": 8009})
self.assertEquals(config.SSLPort, 8009)
config.reload()
self.assertEquals(config.SSLPort, 8009)
config.updateDefaults({"SSLPort": 0})
def testUpdateDefaults(self):
self.assertEquals(config.SSLPort, 0)
config.load(self.testConfig)
config.updateDefaults({"SSLPort": 8009})
self.assertEquals(config.SSLPort, 8009)
config.reload()
self.assertEquals(config.SSLPort, 8009)
config.updateDefaults({"SSLPort": 0})
def testUpdateAndReload(self):
self.assertEquals(config.HTTPPort, 0)
config.load(self.testConfig)
self.assertEquals(config.HTTPPort, 8008)
config.update({"HTTPPort": 80})
self.assertEquals(config.HTTPPort, 80)
config.reload()
self.assertEquals(config.HTTPPort, 8008)
def testUpdateAndReload(self):
self.assertEquals(config.HTTPPort, 0)
config.load(self.testConfig)
self.assertEquals(config.HTTPPort, 8008)
config.update({"HTTPPort": 80})
self.assertEquals(config.HTTPPort, 80)
config.reload()
self.assertEquals(config.HTTPPort, 8008)
def testPreserveAcrossReload(self):
self.assertEquals(config.Scheduling.iMIP.Sending.Password, "")
self.assertEquals(config.Scheduling.iMIP.Receiving.Password, "")
config.load(self.testConfig)
self.assertEquals(config.Scheduling.iMIP.Sending.Password, "sending")
self.assertEquals(config.Scheduling.iMIP.Receiving.Password, "receiving")
writePlist({}, self.testConfig)
config.reload()
self.assertEquals(config.Scheduling.iMIP.Sending.Password, "sending")
self.assertEquals(config.Scheduling.iMIP.Receiving.Password, "receiving")
def testPreserveAcrossReload(self):
self.assertEquals(config.Scheduling.iMIP.Sending.Password, "")
self.assertEquals(config.Scheduling.iMIP.Receiving.Password, "")
config.load(self.testConfig)
self.assertEquals(config.Scheduling.iMIP.Sending.Password, "sending")
self.assertEquals(config.Scheduling.iMIP.Receiving.Password, "receiving")
writePlist({}, self.testConfig)
config.reload()
self.assertEquals(config.Scheduling.iMIP.Sending.Password, "sending")
self.assertEquals(config.Scheduling.iMIP.Receiving.Password, "receiving")
def testReloading(self):
self.assertEquals(config.HTTPPort, 0)
config.load(self.testConfig)
self.assertEquals(config.HTTPPort, 8008)
writePlist({}, self.testConfig)
self._reloadingValue = None
config.addPostUpdateHooks([self._myUpdateHook])
config.reload()
# Make sure reloading=True was passed to the update hooks
self.assertTrue(self._reloadingValue)
self.assertEquals(config.HTTPPort, 0)
def testReloading(self):
self.assertEquals(config.HTTPPort, 0)
config.load(self.testConfig)
self.assertEquals(config.HTTPPort, 8008)
writePlist({}, self.testConfig)
self._reloadingValue = None
config.addPostUpdateHooks([self._myUpdateHook])
config.reload()
# Make sure reloading=True was passed to the update hooks
self.assertTrue(self._reloadingValue)
self.assertEquals(config.HTTPPort, 0)
def command_readConfig(self, command):
"""
Return current configuration
@param command: the dictionary parsed from the plist read from stdin
@type command: C{dict}
"""
config.reload()
# config.Memcached.Pools.Default.ClientEnabled = False
result = {}
for keyPath in WRITABLE_CONFIG_KEYS:
value = getKeyPath(config, keyPath)
if value is not None:
# Note: config contains utf-8 encoded strings, but plistlib
# wants unicode, so decode here:
if isinstance(value, str):
value = value.decode("utf-8")
setKeyPath(result, keyPath, value)
self.respond(command, result)
def test_logging(self):
"""
Logging module configures properly.
"""
config.setDefaults(DEFAULT_CONFIG)
config.reload()
self.assertEquals(logLevelForNamespace(None), "warn")
self.assertEquals(logLevelForNamespace("some.namespace"), "warn")
config.load(self.testConfig)
self.assertEquals(logLevelForNamespace(None), "info")
self.assertEquals(logLevelForNamespace("some.namespace"), "debug")
writePlist({}, self.testConfig)
config.reload()
self.assertEquals(logLevelForNamespace(None), "warn")
self.assertEquals(logLevelForNamespace("some.namespace"), "warn")
def command_readConfig(self, command):
"""
Return current configuration
@param command: the dictionary parsed from the plist read from stdin
@type command: C{dict}
"""
config.reload()
# config.Memcached.Pools.Default.ClientEnabled = False
result = {}
for keyPath in WRITABLE_CONFIG_KEYS:
value = getKeyPath(config, keyPath)
if value is not None:
# Note: config contains utf-8 encoded strings, but plistlib
# wants unicode, so decode here:
if isinstance(value, str):
value = value.decode("utf-8")
setKeyPath(result, keyPath, value)
self.respond(command, result)
def tearDown(self):
config.setDefaults(DEFAULT_CONFIG)
config.reload()
@param command: the dictionary parsed from the plist read from stdin
@type command: C{dict}
"""
writable = WritableConfig(config, config.WritableConfigFile)
writable.read()
valuesToWrite = command.get("Values", {})
# Note: values are unicode if they contain non-ascii
for keyPath, value in flattenDictionary(valuesToWrite):
if keyPath in WRITABLE_CONFIG_KEYS:
writable.set(setKeyPath(ConfigDict(), keyPath, value))
try:
writable.save(restart=False)
except Exception, e:
respond(command, {"error": str(e)})
else:
config.reload()
self.command_readConfig(command)
def setKeyPath(parent, keyPath, value):
"""
Allows the setting of arbitrary nested dictionary keys via a single
dot-separated string. For example, setKeyPath(parent, "foo.bar.baz",
"xyzzy") would create any intermediate missing directories (or whatever
class parent is, such as ConfigDict) so that the following structure
results: parent = { "foo" : { "bar" : { "baz" : "xyzzy } } }
@param parent: the object to modify
@type parent: any dict-like object
@param keyPath: a dot-delimited string specifying the path of keys to
traverse
def tearDown(self):
config.setDefaults(DEFAULT_CONFIG)
config.reload()
@param command: the dictionary parsed from the plist read from stdin
@type command: C{dict}
"""
writable = WritableConfig(config, config.WritableConfigFile)
writable.read()
valuesToWrite = command.get("Values", {})
# Note: values are unicode if they contain non-ascii
for keyPath, value in flattenDictionary(valuesToWrite):
if keyPath in WRITABLE_CONFIG_KEYS:
writable.set(setKeyPath(ConfigDict(), keyPath, value))
try:
writable.save(restart=False)
except Exception, e:
respond(command, {"error": str(e)})
else:
config.reload()
if not self.quiet:
self.command_readConfig(command)
def setKeyPath(parent, keyPath, value):
"""
Allows the setting of arbitrary nested dictionary keys via a single
dot-separated string. For example, setKeyPath(parent, "foo.bar.baz",
"xyzzy") would create any intermediate missing directories (or whatever
class parent is, such as ConfigDict) so that the following structure
results: parent = { "foo" : { "bar" : { "baz" : "xyzzy } } }
@param parent: the object to modify
@type parent: any dict-like object