def sendInvites(payload, req):
from django.core import mail
from django.core.mail import EmailMessage
uid = UR.getUserId(req);
id_ensemble = payload["id_ensemble"]
id_section = payload.get("id_section", None)
admin = 0 if "admin" not in payload else payload["admin"]
if not auth.canSendInvite(uid,id_ensemble):
return UR.prepare_response({}, 1, "NOT ALLOWED")
#extract emails in a somewhat robust fashion (i.e. using several possible delimiters)
emails = parseEntities(payload["to"], [",", "\n", " "])
#remove spurious stuff: strings that don't have an "@" and trailings "<" and ">" characters,
#because some emails the following format: John Doe <*****@*****.**>
emails = [o.replace("<", "").replace(">", "") for o in emails if "@" in o]
logging.info("to: %s, extracted: %s" % (payload["to"], emails))
#add new users to DB w/ pending status
connection = mail.get_connection()
emailmessages = []
for email in emails:
user = auth.user_from_email(email)
password=""
if user is None:
ckey = "".join([ random.choice(string.ascii_letters+string.digits) for i in xrange(0,32)])
password = "".join([ random.choice(string.ascii_letters+string.digits) for i in xrange(0,4)])
user = auth.addUser(email, password, ckey)
invite_key = "".join([ random.choice(string.ascii_letters+string.digits) for i in xrange(0,50)])
auth.addInvite(invite_key, user.id, id_ensemble, id_section, admin)
link = "http://%s/confirm_invite?invite_key=%s" % (settings.HOSTNAME, invite_key,)
ensemble = M.Ensemble.objects.get(pk=id_ensemble)
p = {
"name": ensemble.name,
"description": ensemble.description,
"link": link,
"contact": user.firstname if user.firstname != None else user.email
}
if payload["msg"] != "":
p["msg_perso"] = payload["msg"]
# TODO: We still include the password in the e-mail, should we stop doing that?
if password != "":
p["password"] = password
p["email"] = email
msg = render_to_string("email/msg_invite",p)
bcc = [] if settings.SMTP_CC_USER is None else (settings.SMTP_CC_USER,)
e = EmailMessage("You're invited on the %s channel !" % (p["name"],),
msg,
settings.EMAIL_FROM,
(email, ),
bcc,connection=connection)
emailmessages.append(e)
#time.sleep(SLEEPTIME) #in order not to stress out the email server
connection.send_messages(emailmessages)
return UR.prepare_response({"msg": "Invite for %s sent to %s" % (ensemble.name, emails,)})
def sendInvites(payload, req):
from django.core import mail
from django.core.mail import EmailMessage
uid = UR.getUserId(req);
id_ensemble = payload["id_ensemble"]
id_section = payload.get("id_section", None)
admin = 0 if "admin" not in payload else payload["admin"]
if not auth.canSendInvite(uid,id_ensemble):
return UR.prepare_response({}, 1, "NOT ALLOWED")
#extract emails in a somewhat robust fashion (i.e. using several possible delimiters)
emails = parseEntities(payload["to"], [",", "\n", " "])
#remove spurious stuff: strings that don't have an "@" and trailings "<" and ">" characters,
#because some emails the following format: John Doe <*****@*****.**>
emails = [o.replace("<", "").replace(">", "") for o in emails if "@" in o]
logging.info("to: %s, extracted: %s" % (payload["to"], emails))
#add new users to DB w/ pending status
connection = mail.get_connection()
emailmessages = []
for email in emails:
user = auth.user_from_email(email)
password=""
if user is None:
ckey = "".join([ random.choice(string.ascii_letters+string.digits) for i in xrange(0,32)])
password = "".join([ random.choice(string.ascii_letters+string.digits) for i in xrange(0,4)])
user = auth.addUser(email, password, ckey)
invite_key = "".join([ random.choice(string.ascii_letters+string.digits) for i in xrange(0,50)])
auth.addInvite(invite_key, user.id, id_ensemble, id_section, admin)
link = "http://%s/confirm_invite?invite_key=%s" % (settings.HOSTNAME, invite_key,)
ensemble = M.Ensemble.objects.get(pk=id_ensemble)
p = {
"name": ensemble.name,
"description": ensemble.description,
"link": link,
"contact": user.firstname if user.firstname != None else user.email
}
if payload["msg"] != "":
p["msg_perso"] = payload["msg"]
# TODO: We still include the password in the e-mail, should we stop doing that?
if password != "":
p["password"] = password
p["email"] = email
msg = render_to_string("email/msg_invite",p)
bcc = [] if settings.SMTP_CC_USER is None else (settings.SMTP_CC_USER,)
e = EmailMessage("You're invited on the %s channel !" % (p["name"],),
msg,
settings.EMAIL_FROM,
(email, ),
bcc,connection=connection)
emailmessages.append(e)
#time.sleep(SLEEPTIME) #in order not to stress out the email server
connection.send_messages(emailmessages)
return UR.prepare_response({"msg": "Invite for %s sent to %s" % (ensemble.name, emails,)})
def passwordLost(payload, req):
email = payload["email"].strip().lower()
user = auth.user_from_email(email)
if user is not None:
from django.core.mail import EmailMessage
p={"firstname": user.firstname, "email": email, "password": user.password, "directurl": "%s://%s/?ckey=%s" % (settings.PROTOCOL, settings.HOSTNAME, user.confkey)}
msg = render_to_string("email/password_reminder",p)
e = EmailMessage(
"Password reminder for your NB account",
msg,
"NB Password Reminder Bot <*****@*****.**>",
(email, ),
(settings.SMTP_CC_LOSTPASSWORD, ))
e.send()
return UR.prepare_response({"email": email})
return UR.prepare_response({"email": email}, 1, "USER NOT FOUND")
def passwordLost(payload, req):
email = payload["email"].strip().lower()
user = auth.user_from_email(email)
if user is not None:
from django.core.mail import EmailMessage
p={"firstname": user.firstname, "email": email, "password": user.password, "directurl": "%s://%s/?ckey=%s" % (settings.PROTOCOL, settings.HOSTNAME, user.confkey)}
msg = render_to_string("email/password_reminder",p)
e = EmailMessage(
"Password reminder for your NB account",
msg,
"NB Password Reminder Bot <*****@*****.**>",
(email, ),
(settings.SMTP_CC_LOSTPASSWORD, ))
e.send()
return UR.prepare_response({"email": email})
return UR.prepare_response({"email": email}, 1, "USER NOT FOUND")
