Example #1
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	def rm(self, uid, username, did, force=False):
		# is canonical?
		canon_deleted = True
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, CND_CANONICAL, username=username, did=did, uid=uid)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, 'flags', cnd, limit=1)
		if not rows:
			canon_deleted = False

		# rm 
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, username=username, did=did, uid=uid)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cnd)
		if not rows and not force:
			raise Error (ENOREC, err)
		for row in rows:
			nf = set_deleted(row[self.FLAGIDX])
			cnd = full_cond(self.COLUMNS, row)
			self.db.update(self.TABLE, {'flags': nf}, cnd)

		# set new canon flag
		if canon_deleted:
			cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, uid=uid)
			rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cnd, limit=1)
			if rows:
				nf = set_canonical(rows[0][self.FLAGIDX])
				cnd = full_cond(self.COLUMNS, rows[0])
				upd = {'flags': nf}
				self.db.update(self.TABLE, upd, cnd)
Example #2
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	def change_domain(self, domain, flags=None, force=False):
		upd = {}
		fmask = parse_flags(flags)
		nflags = new_flags(0, fmask)
		canonical = is_canonical(nflags)

		# get did
		try:
			did = self.get_did(domain)
		except:
			if force: return
			raise

		# clear canon
		if canonical:
			cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, did=did)
			cnd.append(CND_CANONICAL)
			rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cnd)
			for row in rows:
				nf = clear_canonical(row[self.FLAGIDX])
				cnd = full_cond(self.COLUMNS, row)
				upd = {'flags':nf}
				self.db.update(self.TABLE, upd, cnd)

		# update flags
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, domain=domain)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cnd)
		if not rows and not force:
			raise Error (ENOREC, err)
		for row in rows:
			nf = new_flags(row[self.FLAGIDX], fmask)
			cnd = full_cond(self.COLUMNS, row)
			self.db.update(self.TABLE, {'flags':nf}, cnd)
Example #3
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	def rm(self, did, domain, force=False):
		if self.is_last_domain(did, domain):
			return self.rm_did(did, force)

		# is canonical?
		canon_deleted = True
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, CND_CANONICAL, did=did, domain=domain)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, 'did', cnd, limit=1)
		if not rows:
			canon_deleted = False

		# remove
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, did=did, domain=domain)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cnd)
		if not rows:
			if force: return
			raise Error (ENOREC, err)
		for row in rows:
			nf = set_deleted(row[self.FLAGIDX])
			cnd = full_cond(self.COLUMNS, row)
			self.db.update(self.TABLE, {'flags': nf}, cnd)

		# set new canon flag
		if canon_deleted:
			cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, did=did)
			rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cnd, limit=1)
			if rows:
				nf = set_canonical(rows[0][self.FLAGIDX])
				cnd = full_cond(self.COLUMNS, rows[0])
				upd = {'flags': nf}
				self.db.update(self.TABLE, upd, cnd)
Example #4
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	def change(self, uid, uri, flags=None, force=False):
		fmask = parse_flags(flags)
		nflags = new_flags(0, fmask)
		canonical = is_canonical(nflags)

		try:
			username, did = self.uri2id(uri)
		except:
			if force: return
			raise
		
		cndt, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, uid=uid, username=username, did=did)
		if not self.exist(uid, username, did):
			if force: return
			raise Error (ENOREC, err)

		# clear canon
		if canonical:
			cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, uid=uid)
			cnd.append(CND_CANONICAL)
			rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cnd)
			for row in rows:
				nf = clear_canonical(row[self.FLAGIDX])
				cnd = full_cond(self.COLUMNS, row)
				self.db.update(self.TABLE, {'flags':nf}, cnd)

		# update flags
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cndt)
		if not rows and not force:
			raise Error (ENOREC, err)
		for row in rows:
			nf = new_flags(row[self.FLAGIDX], fmask)
			cnd = full_cond(self.COLUMNS, row)
			self.db.update(self.TABLE, {'flags':nf}, cnd)
Example #5
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	def get_domain(self, did):
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, CND_CANONICAL, did=did)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, 'domain', cnd, limit=1)
		if not rows:
			cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, did=did)
			rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, 'domain', cnd, limit=1)
		if not rows:
			raise Error (ENOREC, err)
		return rows[0][0]
Example #6
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	def rm_did(self, did, force=False):
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, did=did)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, ['username', 'uid'], cnd)
		if not rows and not force:
			raise Error (ENOREC, err)
		for username, uid in rows:
			self.rm(uid, username, did, force)
Example #7
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	def get_uids_for_username(self, username):
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, username=username)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, 'uid', cnd)
		if not rows:
			raise Error (ENOREC, err)
		uids = [ i[0] for i in rows ]
		return uniq(uids)
Example #8
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	def add(self, did, domain, flags=None, force=False):
		dflags = self.default_flags()
		fmask  = parse_flags(flags)
		flags  = new_flags(dflags, fmask)
		canonical = is_canonical(flags)

		if self.exist(did, domain):
			if force: return
			raise Error (EDUPL, errstr(did=did, domain=domain))

		# set digest realm attr
		da = self.Domain_attrs(self.dburi, self.db)
		da.set_default(did, 'digest_realm', domain)

		# update canonical flag
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, did=did)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cnd)
		canon_exist = False
		for row in rows:
			if not is_canonical(row[self.FLAGIDX]):
				continue
			if not canonical:
				canon_exist = True
				break
			f = clear_canonical(row[self.FLAGIDX])
			cnd = full_cond(self.COLUMNS, row)
			self.db.update(self.TABLE, {'flags':f}, cnd)
		if not canonical and not canon_exist:
			flags = set_canonical(flags)

		# add new domain
		ins = { 'did' : did, 'domain' : domain, 'flags' : flags }
		self.db.insert(self.TABLE, ins)
Example #9
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	def show(self, attrs=[], cols=None, fformat='raw', limit=0):
		if not cols:
			cols = self.COLUMNS
		cidx = col_idx(self.COLIDXS, cols)
		

		if not attrs:
			attrs=[None]
		rows = []
		for attr in attrs:
			cnd, err = cond(name=attr)
			rows += self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cnd, limit)
		if limit > 0:
			rows = rows[:limit]

		new_rows = []
		for row in rows:
			row[self.FLAGIDX] = cv_flags(fformat, row[self.FLAGIDX])
			new_row = []
			for i in cidx:
				new_row.append(row[i])
			new_rows.append(new_row)
		desc = self.db.describe(self.TABLE)
		desc = [ desc[i] for i in cols ]
		return new_rows, desc
Example #10
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	def get_uids(self, uri):
		username, did = self.uri2id(uri)
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, username=username, did=did)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, 'uid', cnd)
		if not rows:
			raise Error (ENOREC, err)
		uids = [ i[0] for i in rows ]
		return uniq(uids)
Example #11
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	def rm(self, username, realm, force=False):
		try:
			uid = self.get_uid(username, realm)
		except:
			if force: return
			raise
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, uid=uid, realm=realm)
		return self._rm(cnd, err, force)
Example #12
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	def rm_uid(self, uid, force=False):
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, uid=uid)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cnd)
		if not rows and not force:
			raise Error (ENOREC, err)
		for row in rows:
			nf = set_deleted(row[self.FLAGIDX])
			cnd = full_cond(self.COLUMNS, row)
			self.db.update(self.TABLE, {'flags': nf}, cnd)
Example #13
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	def show(self, uri=None, cols=None, fformat='raw', limit=0):
		if uri:
			try:
				user, did = self.uri2id(uri)
				ce = cond(username=user, did=did)
			except:
				ce = (CND_FALSE, '')
		else:
			ce = (CND_TRUE, '')
		return self.show_cnd(ce, cols, fformat, limit)
Example #14
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	def get_uid(self, username, realm):
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, auth_username=username, realm=realm)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, 'uid', cnd)
		if not rows:
			raise Error (ENOREC, err)
		uids = uniq([ i[0] for i in rows ])
		if len(uids) > 1:
			raise Error (EDB, '%s@%s=%s' % (username, realm, str(uids)))
		uid = uids[0]
		return uid
Example #15
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	def change(self, uid=None, flags=None, force=False):
		fmask = parse_flags(flags)

		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, uid=uid)

		# update flags
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cnd)
		if not rows and not force:
			raise Error (ENOREC, err)
		for row in rows:
			nf = new_flags(row[self.FLAGIDX], fmask)
			cnd = full_cond(self.COLUMNS, row)
			self.db.update(self.TABLE, {'flags':nf}, cnd)
Example #16
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	def canonize(self, uri):
		domain = split_sip_uri(uri)[1]
		do = self.Domain(self.dburi, self.db)
		did = do.get_did(domain)
		cdomain = do.get_domain(did)

		uid = self.get_uid(uri)
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, CND_CANONICAL, did=did, uid=uid)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, 'username', cnd, limit=1)
		if not rows:
			raise Error (ENOREC, err)
		username = rows[0][0]
		return username + '@' + cdomain
Example #17
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	def rm(self, uid=None, force=False):
		if self.is_used(uid):
			if force:
				self._try_rm_orphans(uid)
			else:
				raise Error (EUSER, uid)

		# rm all uids (FIX: or only datetime_created?)
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, uid=uid)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cnd)
		if not rows and not force:
			raise Error (ENOREC, err)
		for row in rows:
			nf = set_deleted(row[self.FLAGIDX])
			cnd = full_cond(self.COLUMNS, row)
			self.db.update(self.TABLE, {'flags': nf}, cnd)
Example #18
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	def add(self, uid, flags=None, force=False):
		dflags = self.default_flags()
		fmask  = parse_flags(flags)
		flags  = new_flags(dflags, fmask)

		# exist uid?
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, uid=uid)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, 'uid', cnd, limit=1)
		if rows:
			if force: return
			raise Error (EDUPL, uid)

		# user add
		ins = {'uid': uid, 'name': 'datetime_created', \
		  'value': timestamp(), 'type': 2, 'flags': flags }
		self.db.insert(self.TABLE, ins)
Example #19
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	def rm(self, attr, value=None, force=False):
		if not self.exist(attr, value):
			if force: return
                        if value is None:
				raise Error (ENOREC, errstr(attr=attr))
			else:
				raise Error (ENOREC, errstr(attr=attr, value=value))

		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, name=attr, value=value)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cnd)
		for row in rows:
			nf = set_deleted(row[self.FLAGIDX])
			cnd = full_cond(self.COLUMNS, row)
			self.db.update(self.TABLE, {'flags': nf}, cnd)

		# FIX: purge hack
		self.purge()
Example #20
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	def show_uid(self, uid, cols=None, fformat='raw', limit=0):
		if not cols:
			cols = self.COLUMNS
		cidx = col_idx(self.COLIDXS, cols)
		
		cnd, err = cond(uid=uid)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cnd, limit)
		new_rows = []
                for row in rows:
			row[self.FLAGIDX] = cv_flags(fformat, row[self.FLAGIDX])
			new_row = []
			for i in cidx:
				new_row.append(row[i])
			new_rows.append(new_row)
		desc = self.db.describe(self.TABLE)
		desc = [ desc[i] for i in cols ]
		return new_rows, desc
Example #21
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	def change(self, username, realm, password=None, flags=None, force=False):
		upd = {}
		# username & realm is required for password change
		if password is not None:
			# compute hashes
			ha1, ha1b = self.hashes(username, realm, password)
			upd = {'ha1': ha1, 'ha1b': ha1b, 'password': password}

		fmask = parse_flags(flags)

		# update
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, auth_username=username, realm=realm)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cnd)
		if not rows and not force:
			raise Error (ENOREC, err)
		for row in rows:
			cnd = full_cond(self.COLUMNS, row)
			if flags is not None:
				nf = new_flags(row[self.FLAGIDX], fmask)
				upd['flags'] = nf
			self.db.update(self.TABLE, upd, cnd)
Example #22
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	def rm_did(self, did, force=False):
		da = self.Domain_attrs(self.dburi, self.db)

		if self.is_used(did):
			if force:
				self._try_rm_orphans(did)
			else:
				raise Error (EDOMAIN, 'did=%s' % did)

		da.rm_exist(did, 'digest_realm')

		# remove did
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, did=did)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cnd)
		if not rows:
			if force: return
			raise Error (ENOREC, err)
		for row in rows:
			nf = set_deleted(row[self.FLAGIDX])
			cnd = full_cond(self.COLUMNS, row)
			self.db.update(self.TABLE, {'flags': nf}, cnd)
Example #23
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	def add(self, uid, uri, flags=None, force=False):
		dflags = self.default_flags()
		fmask  = parse_flags(flags)
		flags  = new_flags(dflags, fmask)
		canonical = is_canonical(flags)

		try:
			username, did = self.uri2id(uri)
		except:
			if force: return
			raise

		us = self.User(self.dburi, self.db)
		if not us.exist(uid) and not force:
			raise Error (ENOUSER, uid)

		if self.exist(uid, username, did):
			if force: return
			raise Error (EDUPL, username)

		# update canonical flag
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, uid=uid)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, self.COLUMNS, cnd)
		canon_exist = False
		for row in rows:
			if not is_canonical(row[self.FLAGIDX]):
				continue
			if not canonical:
				canon_exist = True
				break
			f = clear_canonical(row[self.FLAGIDX])
			cnd = full_cond(self.COLUMNS, row)
			self.db.update(self.TABLE, {'flags':f}, cnd)
		if not canonical and not canon_exist:
			flags = set_canonical(flags)

		# add new URI
		ins = { 'uid' : uid, 'did' : did, 'username' : username, \
			'flags' : flags }
		self.db.insert(self.TABLE, ins)
Example #24
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	def rm_realm(self, realm, force=False):
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, realm=realm)
		return self._rm(cnd, err, force)
Example #25
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	def exist_realm(self, realm):
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, realm=realm)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, 'realm', cnd, limit=1)
		return rows != []
Example #26
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	def show(self,  realm=None, username=None, cols=None, fformat='raw', limit=0):
		cnd, err = cond(auth_username=username, realm=realm)
		return self._show(cnd, err, cols, fformat, limit)
Example #27
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	def show_uid(self, uid, cols=None, fformat='raw', limit=0):
		cnd, err = cond(uid=uid)
		return self._show(cnd, err, cols, fformat, limit)
Example #28
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	def rm_uid(self, uid, force=False):
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, uid=uid)
		return self._rm(cnd, err, force)
Example #29
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	def exist_username_did(self, username, did):
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, username=username, did=did)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, 'uid', cnd, limit=1)
		return rows != []
Example #30
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	def exist_did(self, did):
		cnd, err = cond(CND_NO_DELETED, did=did)
		rows = self.db.select(self.TABLE, 'did', cnd, limit=1)
		return rows != []