Example #1
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def archive_to_fsobj(src_tar):
    psep = os.path.sep
    for member in src_tar:
        d = {
            "uid": member.uid,
            "gid": member.gid,
            "mtime": member.mtime,
            "mode": member.mode
        }
        location = psep + member.name.strip(psep)
        if member.isdir():
            if member.name.strip(psep) == ".":
                continue
            yield fsDir(location, **d)
        elif member.isreg():
            d["data"] = invokable_data_source.wrap_function(
                partial(src_tar.extractfile, member.name),
                returns_text=False,
                returns_handle=True)
            # suppress hardlinks until the rest of pkgcore is updated for it.
            d["dev"] = None
            d["inode"] = None
            yield fsFile(location, **d)
        elif member.issym() or member.islnk():
            yield fsSymlink(location, member.linkname, **d)
        elif member.isfifo():
            yield fsFifo(location, **d)
        elif member.isdev():
            d["major"] = long(member.major)
            d["minor"] = long(member.minor)
            yield fsDev(location, **d)
        else:
            raise AssertionError(
                "unknown type %r, %r was encounted walking tarmembers" %
                (member, member.type))
Example #2
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def archive_to_fsobj(src_tar):
    psep = os.path.sep
    for member in src_tar:
        d = {
            "uid":member.uid, "gid":member.gid,
            "mtime":member.mtime, "mode":member.mode}
        location = psep + member.name.strip(psep)
        if member.isdir():
            if member.name.strip(psep) == ".":
                continue
            yield fsDir(location, **d)
        elif member.isreg():
            d["data"] = invokable_data_source.wrap_function(partial(
                    src_tar.extractfile, member.name), returns_text=False,
                    returns_handle=True)
            # suppress hardlinks until the rest of pkgcore is updated for it.
            d["dev"] = None
            d["inode"] = None
            yield fsFile(location, **d)
        elif member.issym() or member.islnk():
            yield fsSymlink(location, member.linkname, **d)
        elif member.isfifo():
            yield fsFifo(location, **d)
        elif member.isdev():
            d["major"] = long(member.major)
            d["minor"] = long(member.minor)
            yield fsDev(location, **d)
        else:
            raise AssertionError(
                "unknown type %r, %r was encounted walking tarmembers" %
                    (member, member.type))
Example #3
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def gen_obj(path,
            stat=None,
            chksum_handlers=None,
            real_location=None,
            stat_func=os.lstat,
            **overrides):
    """
    given a fs path, and an optional stat, create an appropriate fs obj.

    :param stat: stat object to reuse if available
    :param real_location: real path to the object if path is the desired
        location, rather then existent location.
    :raise KeyError: if no obj type matches the stat checks
    :return: :obj:`pkgcore.fs.fs.fsBase` derivative
    """

    if real_location is None:
        real_location = path
    if stat is None:
        try:
            stat = stat_func(real_location)
        except EnvironmentError as e:
            if stat_func == os.lstat or e.errno != errno.ENOENT:
                raise
            stat = os.lstat(real_location)

    mode = stat.st_mode
    d = {
        "mtime": stat.st_mtime,
        "mode": S_IMODE(mode),
        "uid": stat.st_uid,
        "gid": stat.st_gid
    }
    if S_ISREG(mode):
        d["size"] = stat.st_size
        d["data"] = local_source(real_location)
        d["dev"] = stat.st_dev
        d["inode"] = stat.st_ino
        if chksum_handlers is not None:
            d["chf_types"] = chksum_handlers
        d.update(overrides)
        return fsFile(path, **d)

    d.update(overrides)
    if S_ISDIR(mode):
        return fsDir(path, **d)
    elif S_ISLNK(mode):
        d["target"] = os.readlink(real_location)
        return fsSymlink(path, **d)
    elif S_ISFIFO(mode):
        return fsFifo(path, **d)
    else:
        major, minor = get_major_minor(stat)
        d["minor"] = minor
        d["major"] = major
        d["mode"] = mode
        return fsDev(path, **d)
Example #4
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def archive_to_fsobj(src_tar):
    psep = os.path.sep
    dev = _unique_inode()
    # inode cache used for supporting hardlinks.
    # Since the tarfile specifies a hardlink target by path (rather than internally
    # consistent inode numbers), we have to normalize the path lookup into this cache
    # via abspath(os.path.join('/', key))...
    inodes = {}
    for member in src_tar:
        d = {
            "uid": member.uid,
            "gid": member.gid,
            "mtime": member.mtime,
            "mode": member.mode
        }
        location = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(psep, member.name.strip(psep)))
        if member.isdir():
            if member.name.strip(psep) == ".":
                continue
            yield fsDir(location, **d)
        elif member.isreg() or member.islnk():
            d["dev"] = dev
            if member.islnk():
                target = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(psep, member.linkname))
                inode = inodes.get(target)
                if inode is None:
                    raise AssertionError(
                        "Tarfile file %r is a hardlink to %r, but we can't "
                        "find the resolved hardlink target %r in the archive.  "
                        "This means either a bug in pkgcore, or a malformed "
                        "tarball." % (member.name, member.linkname, target))
                d["inode"] = inode
            else:
                d["inode"] = inode = _unique_inode()
            # Add the new file to the inode cache even if we're currently processing a
            # hardlink; tar allows for hardlink chains of x -> y -> z; thus we have
            # to ensure 'y' is in the cache alongside it's target z to support 'x'
            # later lookup.
            inodes[location] = inode
            d["data"] = invokable_data_source.wrap_function(
                partial(src_tar.extractfile, member.name),
                returns_text=False,
                returns_handle=True)
            yield fsFile(location, **d)
        elif member.issym() or member.islnk():
            yield fsSymlink(location, member.linkname, **d)
        elif member.isfifo():
            yield fsFifo(location, **d)
        elif member.isdev():
            d["major"] = int(member.major)
            d["minor"] = int(member.minor)
            yield fsDev(location, **d)
        else:
            raise AssertionError(
                "unknown type %r, %r was encounted walking tarmembers" %
                (member, member.type))
Example #5
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def archive_to_fsobj(src_tar):
    psep = os.path.sep
    dev = _unique_inode()
    # inode cache used for supporting hardlinks.
    # Since the tarfile specifies a hardlink target by path (rather than internally
    # consistent inode numbers), we have to normalize the path lookup into this cache
    # via abspath(os.path.join('/', key))...
    inodes = {}
    for member in src_tar:
        d = {
            "uid":member.uid, "gid":member.gid,
            "mtime":member.mtime, "mode":member.mode}
        location = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(psep, member.name.strip(psep)))
        if member.isdir():
            if member.name.strip(psep) == ".":
                continue
            yield fsDir(location, **d)
        elif member.isreg() or member.islnk():
            d["dev"] = dev
            if member.islnk():
                target = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(psep, member.linkname))
                inode = inodes.get(target)
                if inode is None:
                    raise AssertionError(
                        "Tarfile file %r is a hardlink to %r, but we can't "
                        "find the resolved hardlink target %r in the archive.  "
                        "This means either a bug in pkgcore, or a malformed "
                        "tarball." % (member.name, member.linkname, target))
                d["inode"] = inode
            else:
                d["inode"] = inode = _unique_inode()
            # Add the new file to the inode cache even if we're currently processing a
            # hardlink; tar allows for hardlink chains of x -> y -> z; thus we have
            # to ensure 'y' is in the cache alongside it's target z to support 'x'
            # later lookup.
            inodes[location] = inode
            d["data"] = invokable_data_source.wrap_function(partial(
                src_tar.extractfile, member.name), returns_text=False,
                returns_handle=True)
            yield fsFile(location, **d)
        elif member.issym() or member.islnk():
            yield fsSymlink(location, member.linkname, **d)
        elif member.isfifo():
            yield fsFifo(location, **d)
        elif member.isdev():
            d["major"] = int(member.major)
            d["minor"] = int(member.minor)
            yield fsDev(location, **d)
        else:
            raise AssertionError(
                "unknown type %r, %r was encounted walking tarmembers" %
                    (member, member.type))
Example #6
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def gen_obj(path, stat=None, chksum_handlers=None, real_location=None,
            stat_func=os.lstat, **overrides):
    """
    given a fs path, and an optional stat, create an appropriate fs obj.

    :param stat: stat object to reuse if available
    :param real_location: real path to the object if path is the desired
        location, rather then existent location.
    :raise KeyError: if no obj type matches the stat checks
    :return: :obj:`pkgcore.fs.fs.fsBase` derivative
    """

    if real_location is None:
        real_location = path
    if stat is None:
        try:
            stat = stat_func(real_location)
        except EnvironmentError as e:
            if stat_func == os.lstat or e.errno != errno.ENOENT:
                raise
            stat = os.lstat(real_location)

    mode = stat.st_mode
    d = {"mtime":stat.st_mtime, "mode":S_IMODE(mode),
         "uid":stat.st_uid, "gid":stat.st_gid}
    if S_ISREG(mode):
        d["size"] = stat.st_size
        d["data"] = local_source(real_location)
        d["dev"] = stat.st_dev
        d["inode"] = stat.st_ino
        if chksum_handlers is not None:
            d["chf_types"] = chksum_handlers
        d.update(overrides)
        return fsFile(path, **d)

    d.update(overrides)
    if S_ISDIR(mode):
        return fsDir(path, **d)
    elif S_ISLNK(mode):
        d["target"] = os.readlink(real_location)
        return fsSymlink(path, **d)
    elif S_ISFIFO(mode):
        return fsFifo(path, **d)
    else:
        major, minor = get_major_minor(stat)
        d["minor"] = minor
        d["major"] = major
        d["mode"] = mode
        return fsDev(path, **d)
Example #7
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        return fsFile(path, **d)

    d.update(overrides)
    if S_ISDIR(mode):
        return fsDir(path, **d)
    elif S_ISLNK(mode):
        d["target"] = os.readlink(real_location)
        return fsSymlink(path, **d)
    elif S_ISFIFO(mode):
        return fsFifo(path, **d)
    else:
        major, minor = get_major_minor(stat)
        d["minor"] = minor
        d["major"] = major
        d["mode"] = mode
        return fsDev(path, **d)


# hmm. this code is roughly 25x slower then find.
# make it less slow somehow. the obj instantiation is a bit of a
# killer I'm afraid; without obj, looking at 2.3ms roughly best of 3
# 100 iterations, obj instantiation, 58ms.
# also, os.path.join is rather slow.
# in this case, we know it's always pegging one more dir on, so it's
# fine doing it this way (specially since we're relying on
# os.path.sep, not '/' :P)

def _internal_iter_scan(path, chksum_handlers, stat_func=os.lstat):
    dirs = collections.deque([normpath(path)])
    obj = gen_obj(dirs[0], chksum_handlers=chksum_handlers,
        stat_func=stat_func)