def __init__(self):
self.__dict__['_in_init'] = True
self.usevnc = False
self.vncquestion = True
self.mpath = True
self.debug = False
self.preexisting_x11 = False
self.noverifyssl = False
self.automatedInstall = False
self.eject = True
# ksprompt is whether or not to prompt for missing ksdata
self.ksprompt = True
self.rescue_mode = False
self.kexec = False
# nosave options
self.nosave_input_ks = False
self.nosave_output_ks = False
self.nosave_logs = False
# single language options
self.singlelang = False
# enable SE/HMC
self.hmc = False
# current runtime environments
self.environs = [ANACONDA_ENVIRON]
# parse the boot commandline
self.cmdline = KernelArguments.from_defaults()
# Lock it down: no more creating new flags!
self.__dict__['_in_init'] = False
def items_test(self):
"""Test KernelArguments access to contents with iterator."""
ka = KernelArguments.from_defaults()
it = ka.items()
self.assertIsInstance(it, collections.Iterable)
root_seen = False
for k, v in it: # pylint: disable=unused-variable
if k == "root":
root_seen = True
self.assertTrue(root_seen)
def test_items(self):
"""Test KernelArguments access to contents with iterator."""
ka = KernelArguments.from_defaults()
it = ka.items()
assert isinstance(it, Iterable)
root_seen = False
for k, v in it: # pylint: disable=unused-variable
if k == "root":
root_seen = True
assert root_seen
def __init__(self):
self.__dict__['_in_init'] = True
self.livecdInstall = False
self.ibft = True
self.nonibftiscsiboot = False
self.usevnc = False
self.vncquestion = True
self.mpath = True
self.dmraid = True
self.selinux = SELINUX_DEFAULT
if not selinux.is_selinux_enabled():
self.selinux = SELINUX_DISABLED
self.debug = False
self.armPlatform = None
self.preexisting_x11 = False
self.noverifyssl = False
self.imageInstall = False
self.automatedInstall = False
self.dirInstall = False
self.askmethod = False
self.eject = True
self.extlinux = False
self.nombr = False
self.gpt = False
self.leavebootorder = False
self.mpathFriendlyNames = True
# ksprompt is whether or not to prompt for missing ksdata
self.ksprompt = True
self.rescue_mode = False
self.kexec = False
# nosave options
self.nosave_input_ks = False
self.nosave_output_ks = False
self.nosave_logs = False
# single language options
self.singlelang = False
# enable SE/HMC
self.hmc = False
# current runtime environments
self.environs = [ANACONDA_ENVIRON]
# parse the boot commandline
self.cmdline = KernelArguments.from_defaults()
# Lock it down: no more creating new flags!
self.__dict__['_in_init'] = False
def parse_boot_cmdline(self, boot_cmdline):
"""
Parse the boot cmdline and create an appropriate Namespace instance
according to the option definitions set by add_argument.
boot_cmdline can be given as a string (to be parsed by KernelArguments), or a
dict (or any object with .items()) of {bootarg:value} pairs.
If boot_cmdline is None, the boot_cmdline data will be whatever KernelArguments reads
by default (/proc/cmdline, /run/initramfs/etc/cmdline, /etc/cmdline).
If an option requires a value but the boot arg doesn't provide one,
we'll quietly not set anything in the Namespace. We also skip any boot options
that were not specified by add_argument as we don't care about them
(there will usually be quite a lot of them (rd.*, etc.).
:param boot_cmdline: the Anaconda boot command line arguments
:type boot_cmdline: string, dict or None
:returns: an argparse Namespace instance
:rtype: Namespace
"""
namespace = Namespace()
if boot_cmdline is None:
bootargs = KernelArguments.from_defaults()
elif isinstance(boot_cmdline, str):
bootargs = KernelArguments.from_string(boot_cmdline)
else:
bootargs = boot_cmdline
self.deprecated_bootargs = []
# go over all options corresponding to current boot cmdline
# and do any modifications necessary
# NOTE: program cmdline overrides boot cmdline
for arg, val in bootargs.items():
option = self._get_bootarg_option(arg)
if option is None:
# this boot option is unknown to Anaconda, skip it
continue
if option.nargs != 0 and val is None:
# nargs == 0 -> the option expects one or more arguments but the
# boot option was not given any, so we skip it
log.warning(
"boot option specified without expected number of "
"arguments and will be ignored: %s", arg)
continue
elif option.nargs == 0 and option.const is not None:
# nargs == 0 & constr == True -> store_true
# (we could also check the class, but it begins with an
# underscore, so it would be ugly)
# special case: "mpath=0" would otherwise set mpath to True
if option.const is True and val in ("0", "no", "off"):
setattr(namespace, option.dest, False)
# Set all other set_const cases to the const specified
else:
setattr(namespace, option.dest, option.const)
# anaconda considers cases such as noselinux=off to be a negative
# concord, which is to say that selinux will be set to False and
# we hate you.
continue
elif type(val) is list:
for item in val:
option(self, namespace, item)
continue
option(self, namespace, val)
return namespace
def parse_boot_cmdline(self, boot_cmdline):
"""
Parse the boot cmdline and create an appropriate Namespace instance
according to the option definitions set by add_argument.
boot_cmdline can be given as a string (to be parsed by KernelArguments), or a
dict (or any object with .items()) of {bootarg:value} pairs.
If boot_cmdline is None, the boot_cmdline data will be whatever KernelArguments reads
by default (/proc/cmdline, /run/initramfs/etc/cmdline, /etc/cmdline).
If an option requires a value but the boot arg doesn't provide one,
we'll quietly not set anything in the Namespace. We also skip any boot options
that were not specified by add_argument as we don't care about them
(there will usually be quite a lot of them (rd.*, etc.).
:param boot_cmdline: the Anaconda boot command line arguments
:type boot_cmdline: string, dict or None
:returns: an argparse Namespace instance
:rtype: Namespace
"""
namespace = Namespace()
if boot_cmdline is None:
bootargs = KernelArguments.from_defaults()
elif isinstance(boot_cmdline, str):
bootargs = KernelArguments.from_string(boot_cmdline)
else:
bootargs = boot_cmdline
self.deprecated_bootargs = []
# go over all options corresponding to current boot cmdline
# and do any modifications necessary
# NOTE: program cmdline overrides boot cmdline
for arg, val in bootargs.items():
option = self._get_bootarg_option(arg)
if option is None:
# this boot option is unknown to Anaconda, skip it
continue
if option.nargs != 0 and val is None:
# nargs == 0 -> the option expects one or more arguments but the
# boot option was not given any, so we skip it
log.warning("boot option specified without expected number of "
"arguments and will be ignored: %s", arg)
continue
elif option.nargs == 0 and option.const is not None:
# nargs == 0 & constr == True -> store_true
# (we could also check the class, but it begins with an
# underscore, so it would be ugly)
# special case: "mpath=0" would otherwise set mpath to True
if option.const is True and val in ("0", "no", "off"):
setattr(namespace, option.dest, False)
# Set all other set_const cases to the const specified
else:
setattr(namespace, option.dest, option.const)
# anaconda considers cases such as noselinux=off to be a negative
# concord, which is to say that selinux will be set to False and
# we hate you.
continue
elif type(val) is list:
for item in val:
option(self, namespace, item)
continue
option(self, namespace, val)
return namespace