def getKeyring(): #Use this so we only get the keyring when needed. This avoids unnecessary keyring password prompts when the user enters the incorrect password.
global keyring
if keyring: return keyring
try:
import keyring
except errors.AbortException:
LOG('Keyring import - User aborted keyring unlock!!!')
except:
ERROR('Error importing keyring')
keyring = __keyringFallback()
LOG('Backend: %s' % getKeyringName(keyring))
return keyring
try:
keyringName = getKeyringName()
if keyringName.startswith('file.') or keyringName.startswith('SecretService.') or keyringName.startswith('Gnome.'):
#SecretService and Gnome are broken because of a DBus issue with XBMC - they only work on the first run addon that uses it
#I remove them from _load_backends() in backend.py, but have this here in case I forget when updating the keyring core
#We don't want any of the file ones because we want to ensure encryption and also handle the dialogs properly for the keyring password
LOG('Not using: {0}'.format(keyringName))
keyring = __keyringFallback() #analysis:ignore
else:
keyring.set_password('PasswordStorage_TEST','TEST','test')
if not keyring.get_password('PasswordStorage_TEST','TEST') == 'test':
raise Exception()
except errors.AbortException:
LOG('At test - User aborted keyring unlock!!!')
except errors.IncorrectKeyringKeyException:
LOG('User entered bad keyring key')
except:
ERROR('Keyring failed test')
keyring = __keyringFallback()
LOG('Backend: %s' % getKeyringName(keyring))
return keyring
def store(username,password,only_if_unlocked=False):
"""
Save the provided password for the associated username
Returns true if the password was successfully saved, otherwise false
"""
if only_if_unlocked:
if getKeyringName().startswith('Internal.'):
if not internalGetpass.getRememberedKey(): return
keyring = getKeyring()
try:
if not password:
try:
keyring.delete_password(SERVICE_NAME,username)
except:
pass
else:
keyring.set_password(SERVICE_NAME,username,password or '')
LOG('Password saved via keyring.')
return True
except:
ERROR('Failed to save password to keyring')
return False
def store(username, password, only_if_unlocked=False):
"""
Save the provided password for the associated username
Returns true if the password was successfully saved, otherwise false
"""
if only_if_unlocked:
if getKeyringName().startswith('Internal.'):
if not internalGetpass.getRememberedKey(): return
keyring = getKeyring()
try:
if not password:
try:
keyring.delete_password(SERVICE_NAME, username)
except:
pass
else:
keyring.set_password(SERVICE_NAME, username, password or '')
LOG('Password saved via keyring.')
return True
except:
ERROR('Failed to save password to keyring')
return False
def getKeyring(
): #Use this so we only get the keyring when needed. This avoids unnecessary keyring password prompts when the user enters the incorrect password.
global keyring
if keyring: return keyring
try:
import keyring
except errors.AbortException:
LOG('Keyring import - User aborted keyring unlock!!!')
except:
ERROR('Error importing keyring')
keyring = __keyringFallback()
LOG('Backend: %s' % getKeyringName(keyring))
return keyring
try:
keyringName = getKeyringName()
if keyringName.startswith('file.') or keyringName.startswith(
'SecretService.') or keyringName.startswith('Gnome.'):
#SecretService and Gnome are broken because of a DBus issue with XBMC - they only work on the first run addon that uses it
#I remove them from _load_backends() in backend.py, but have this here in case I forget when updating the keyring core
#We don't want any of the file ones because we want to ensure encryption and also handle the dialogs properly for the keyring password
LOG('Not using: {0}'.format(keyringName))
keyring = __keyringFallback() #analysis:ignore
else:
keyring.set_password('PasswordStorage_TEST', 'TEST', 'test')
if not keyring.get_password('PasswordStorage_TEST',
'TEST') == 'test':
raise Exception()
except errors.AbortException:
LOG('At test - User aborted keyring unlock!!!')
except errors.IncorrectKeyringKeyException:
LOG('User entered bad keyring key')
except:
ERROR('Keyring failed test')
keyring = __keyringFallback()
LOG('Backend: %s' % getKeyringName(keyring))
return keyring
