def __init__(self, suite, suite_dir):
# Suite only needed for back-compat with old clients (see below):
self.suite = suite
# Figure out the ports we are allowed to use.
base_port = GLOBAL_CFG.get(["communication", "base port"])
max_ports = GLOBAL_CFG.get(["communication", "maximum number of ports"])
self.ok_ports = range(int(base_port), int(base_port) + int(max_ports))
random.shuffle(self.ok_ports)
comms_options = GLOBAL_CFG.get(["communication", "options"])
# HTTP Digest Auth uses MD5 - pretty secure in this use case.
# Extending it with extra algorithms is allowed, but won't be
# supported by most browsers. requests and urllib2 are OK though.
self.hash_algorithm = "MD5"
if "SHA1" in comms_options:
# Note 'SHA' rather than 'SHA1'.
self.hash_algorithm = "SHA"
self.reg_db = RegistrationDB()
try:
self.cert = self.reg_db.load_item(suite, USER, None, "certificate", create_ok=True)
self.pkey = self.reg_db.load_item(suite, USER, None, "private_key", create_ok=True)
except PassphraseError:
# No OpenSSL installed.
self.cert = None
self.pkey = None
self.suite = suite
passphrase = self.reg_db.load_passphrase(suite, USER, None)
userpassdict = {"cylc": passphrase, "anon": NO_PASSPHRASE}
get_ha1 = cherrypy.lib.auth_digest.get_ha1_dict_plain(userpassdict, algorithm=self.hash_algorithm)
self.get_ha1 = get_ha1
del passphrase
del userpassdict
self.client_reporter = CommsClientReporter.get_inst()
self.start()
def __init__(self, suite):
# Suite only needed for back-compat with old clients (see below):
self.suite = suite
# Figure out the ports we are allowed to use.
base_port = GLOBAL_CFG.get(['communication', 'base port'])
max_ports = GLOBAL_CFG.get(
['communication', 'maximum number of ports'])
self.ok_ports = range(int(base_port), int(base_port) + int(max_ports))
random.shuffle(self.ok_ports)
comms_options = GLOBAL_CFG.get(['communication', 'options'])
# HTTP Digest Auth uses MD5 - pretty secure in this use case.
# Extending it with extra algorithms is allowed, but won't be
# supported by most browsers. requests and urllib2 are OK though.
self.hash_algorithm = "MD5"
if "SHA1" in comms_options:
# Note 'SHA' rather than 'SHA1'.
self.hash_algorithm = "SHA"
self.srv_files_mgr = SuiteSrvFilesManager()
self.get_ha1 = cherrypy.lib.auth_digest.get_ha1_dict_plain(
{
'cylc':
self.srv_files_mgr.get_auth_item(
self.srv_files_mgr.FILE_BASE_PASSPHRASE,
suite,
content=True),
'anon':
NO_PASSPHRASE
},
algorithm=self.hash_algorithm)
try:
self.cert = self.srv_files_mgr.get_auth_item(
self.srv_files_mgr.FILE_BASE_SSL_CERT, suite)
self.pkey = self.srv_files_mgr.get_auth_item(
self.srv_files_mgr.FILE_BASE_SSL_PEM, suite)
except SuiteServiceFileError:
self.cert = None
self.pkey = None
self.client_reporter = CommsClientReporter.get_inst()
self.start()
def __init__(self, suite):
# Suite only needed for back-compat with old clients (see below):
self.suite = suite
# Figure out the ports we are allowed to use.
base_port = GLOBAL_CFG.get(['communication', 'base port'])
max_ports = GLOBAL_CFG.get(
['communication', 'maximum number of ports'])
self.ok_ports = range(int(base_port), int(base_port) + int(max_ports))
random.shuffle(self.ok_ports)
comms_options = GLOBAL_CFG.get(['communication', 'options'])
# HTTP Digest Auth uses MD5 - pretty secure in this use case.
# Extending it with extra algorithms is allowed, but won't be
# supported by most browsers. requests and urllib2 are OK though.
self.hash_algorithm = "MD5"
if "SHA1" in comms_options:
# Note 'SHA' rather than 'SHA1'.
self.hash_algorithm = "SHA"
self.srv_files_mgr = SuiteSrvFilesManager()
self.get_ha1 = cherrypy.lib.auth_digest.get_ha1_dict_plain(
{
'cylc': self.srv_files_mgr.get_auth_item(
self.srv_files_mgr.FILE_BASE_PASSPHRASE,
suite, content=True),
'anon': NO_PASSPHRASE
},
algorithm=self.hash_algorithm)
try:
self.cert = self.srv_files_mgr.get_auth_item(
self.srv_files_mgr.FILE_BASE_SSL_CERT, suite)
self.pkey = self.srv_files_mgr.get_auth_item(
self.srv_files_mgr.FILE_BASE_SSL_PEM, suite)
except SuiteServiceFileError:
self.cert = None
self.pkey = None
self.client_reporter = CommsClientReporter.get_inst()
self.start()
def __init__(self):
self.client_reporter = CommsClientReporter.get_inst()
def __init__(self):
self.client_reporter = CommsClientReporter.get_inst()