def _error_redirect(self, error_code, end_point):
"""Redirect the user to the endpoint, save the error
status to the storage under the token"""
token = generate_token()
self.storage.store(token, error_dict(error_code), expires=300)
form_html = redirect_form(end_point, token)
return Response(body=autoSubmitHTML(form_html))
def _error_redirect(self, error_code, end_point):
"""Redirect the user to the endpoint, save the error
status to the storage under the token"""
token = generate_token()
self.storage.store(token, error_dict(error_code), expires=300)
form_html = redirect_form(end_point, token)
return Response(body=autoSubmitHTML(form_html))
def _django_response(request, oresponse, auth_success=False, orequest=None):
""" Convert an OpenID response into a Django HttpResponse """
webresponse = _get_openid_server().encodeResponse(oresponse)
# This is a workaround for the fact the the openid library returns bare
# HTML form markup instead of a complete HTML document. See
# https://github.com/openid/python-openid/pull/31/files which has been
# merged, but not released.
if webresponse.body and oresponse.request.mode in BROWSER_REQUEST_MODES:
response = HttpResponse(
oidutil.autoSubmitHTML(webresponse.body), mimetype='text/html')
else:
response = HttpResponse(webresponse.body, mimetype='text/plain')
response.status_code = webresponse.code
for key, value in webresponse.headers.items():
response[key] = value
logger.debug("response[%s] = %s" % (key, value))
logger.debug("response_body = " + webresponse.body)
if auth_success and isinstance(oresponse.request, CheckIDRequest):
logger.debug("oresponse.fields = " + str(oresponse.fields))
approved_data = _get_approved_data(request, orequest)
OpenIDRPSummary.objects.record(
request.user,
oresponse.request.trust_root,
None,
approved_data)
return response
def _success_redirect(self, user_data, end_point):
"""Redirect the user to the endpoint, save the user_data to a new
random token in storage"""
# Generate the token, store the extracted user-data for 5 mins, and send back
token = generate_token()
self.storage.store(token, user_data, expires=300)
form_html = redirect_form(end_point, token)
return Response(body=autoSubmitHTML(form_html))
def _success_redirect(self, user_data, end_point):
"""Redirect the user to the endpoint, save the user_data to a new
random token in storage"""
# Generate the token, store the extracted user-data for 5 mins, and send back
token = generate_token()
log.debug("About to store %s = %s using self.storage.store" %
(token, user_data))
self.storage.store(token, user_data, expires=300)
form_html = redirect_form(end_point, token)
return Response(body=autoSubmitHTML(form_html))
def openid_respond(openid_response):
request.delete_transaction_after_request()
try:
webresponse = get_server().encodeResponse(openid_response)
# This is a VERY ugly hack, but is required because the version of
# python-openid in EPEL6 does not use the auto-submit encoder, but
# only the toFormMarkup encoder.....
if '<form' in webresponse.body and 'onload' not in webresponse.body:
webresponse.body = oidutil.autoSubmitHTML(webresponse.body)
logger.debug('Responding with :%s', webresponse)
return (webresponse.body, webresponse.code, webresponse.headers)
except server.EncodingError, why:
logger.warning('Unable to respond with response: %s', why)
headers = {'Content-type': 'text/plain; charset=UTF-8'}
return why.response.encodeToKVForm(), 400, headers
def openid_respond(openid_response):
request.delete_transaction_after_request()
try:
webresponse = get_server().encodeResponse(openid_response)
# This is a VERY ugly hack, but is required because the version of
# python-openid in EPEL6 does not use the auto-submit encoder, but
# only the toFormMarkup encoder.....
if '<form' in webresponse.body and 'onload' not in webresponse.body:
webresponse.body = oidutil.autoSubmitHTML(webresponse.body)
logger.debug('Responding with :%s', webresponse)
return (webresponse.body, webresponse.code, webresponse.headers)
except server.EncodingError, why:
logger.warning('Unable to respond with response: %s', why)
headers = {'Content-type': 'text/plain; charset=UTF-8'}
return why.response.encodeToKVForm(), 400, headers
