def ajax_switch_visibility_control():
state = True if int(html.var("state")) is 1 else False
# check permissions
if config.user_id and config.may('general.edit_profile'):
#User DB auslesen
users = userdb.load_users(lock=True)
user = users.get(config.user_id)
# Custom attributes
if config.may('general.edit_user_attributes'):
for name, attr in userdb.get_user_attributes():
if attr['user_editable']:
if name == "force_authuser":
users[config.user_id][name] = state
userdb.save_users(users)
break
auth_user_value = 1 if state is True else 0
#render_visibility_control ??? der Aufruf geht hier leider nicht, findet anscheinend die Funktion nicht, deshalb hier doppelter Code ???
html.write("<table class=visibility_control>\n")
url = defaults.url_prefix + ("check_mk/switch_user_visibility.py?state=%d") % (1 - auth_user_value)
onclick = "get_url('%s', updateContents, 'snapin_visibility_control'); parent.frames[1].location.reload();" % url
html.write("<tr><td class=left>See only your own items</td><td>")
html.icon_button("#", _("See only your own items %s") % (auth_user_value and "off" or "on"),
"snapin_switch_" + (auth_user_value and "on" or "off"), onclick=onclick)
html.write("</td></tr>")
html.write("</table>")
html.set_browser_reload(1)
html.reload_sidebar()
def show_report_form(details):
users = userdb.load_users()
user = users.get(config.user_id, {})
details.setdefault("name", user.get("alias"))
details.setdefault("mail", user.get("mail"))
html.begin_form("report", method = "GET")
html.show_user_errors()
vs = vs_crash_report()
vs.render_input("_report", details)
vs.set_focus("report")
forms.end()
html.button("report", _("Submit Report"))
html.hidden_fields()
html.end_form()
def show_report_form(details):
users = userdb.load_users()
user = users.get(config.user_id, {})
details.setdefault("name", user.get("alias"))
details.setdefault("mail", user.get("mail"))
html.begin_form("report", method="GET")
html.show_user_errors()
vs = vs_crash_report()
vs.render_input("_report", details)
vs.set_focus("report")
forms.end()
html.button("_report", _("Submit Report"))
html.hidden_fields()
html.end_form()
def check_auth_cookie(cookie_name):
username, issue_time, cookie_hash = html.cookie(cookie_name, '::').split(':', 2)
# FIXME: Ablauf-Zeit des Cookies testen
#max_cookie_age = 10
#if float(issue_time) < time.time() - max_cookie_age:
# del_auth_cookie()
# return ''
users = userdb.load_users().keys()
if not username in users:
raise MKAuthException(_('Username is unknown'))
# Validate the hash
serial = load_serial(username)
if cookie_hash != generate_hash(username, issue_time, serial):
raise MKAuthException(_('Invalid credentials'))
# Once reached this the cookie is a good one. Renew it!
renew_cookie(cookie_name, username, serial)
# Return the authenticated username
return username
def check_auth_cookie(cookie_name):
username, issue_time, cookie_hash = html.cookie(cookie_name,
'::').split(':', 2)
# FIXME: Ablauf-Zeit des Cookies testen
#max_cookie_age = 10
#if float(issue_time) < time.time() - max_cookie_age:
# del_auth_cookie()
# return ''
users = userdb.load_users().keys()
if not username in users:
raise MKAuthException(_('Username is unknown'))
# Validate the hash
serial = load_serial(username)
if cookie_hash != generate_hash(username, issue_time, serial):
raise MKAuthException(_('Invalid credentials'))
# Once reached this the cookie is a good one. Renew it!
renew_cookie(cookie_name, username, serial)
# Return the authenticated username
return username
def notify_mail(user_id, msg):
users = userdb.load_users(lock=False)
user = users.get(user_id)
if not user:
raise MKInternalError(_('This user does not exist.'))
if not user.get('email'):
raise MKInternalError(_('This user has no mail address configured.'))
recipient_name = user.get('alias')
if not recipient_name:
recipient_name = user_id
sender_name = users[config.user.id].get('alias')
if not sender_name:
sender_name = user_id
# Code mostly taken from notify_via_email() from notify.py module
subject = _('Check_MK: Notification')
body = _('''Greetings %s,
%s sent you a notification:
---
%s
---
''') % (recipient_name, sender_name, msg['text'])
if msg['valid_till']:
body += _(
'This notification has been created at %s and is valid till %s.'
) % (time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S', time.localtime(msg['time'])),
time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S',
time.localtime(msg['valid_till'])))
# FIXME: Maybe use the configured mail command for Check_MK-Notify one day
# TODO: mail does not accept umlauts: "contains invalid character '\303'" in mail
# addresses. handle this correctly.
command = [
"mail", "-s",
subject.encode("utf-8"), user['email'].encode("utf-8")
]
# Make sure that mail(x) is using UTF-8. Otherwise we cannot send notifications
# with non-ASCII characters. Unfortunately we do not know whether C.UTF-8 is
# available. If e.g. nail detects a non-Ascii character in the mail body and
# the specified encoding is not available, it will silently not send the mail!
# Our resultion in future: use /usr/sbin/sendmail directly.
# Our resultion in the present: look with locale -a for an existing UTF encoding
# and use that.
for encoding in os.popen("locale -a 2>/dev/null"):
l = encoding.lower()
if "utf8" in l or "utf-8" in l or "utf.8" in l:
encoding = encoding.strip()
os.putenv("LANG", encoding)
break
else:
raise MKInternalError(
_('No UTF-8 encoding found in your locale -a! Please provide C.UTF-8 encoding.'
))
try:
p = subprocess.Popen(command,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.STDOUT,
stdin=subprocess.PIPE,
close_fds=True)
except OSError, e:
raise MKInternalError(
_('Mail could not be delivered. '
'Failed to execute command "%s": %s') % (" ".join(command), e))
def add_gui_user_infos_to_details(details):
import userdb
users = userdb.load_users()
user = users.get(config.user.id, {})
details.setdefault("name", user.get("alias"))
details.setdefault("mail", user.get("mail"))
def notify_mail(user_id, msg):
import subprocess, time
users = userdb.load_users(lock = False)
user = users.get(user_id)
if not user:
raise MKInternalError(_('This user does not exist.'))
if not user.get('email'):
raise MKInternalError(_('This user has no mail address configured.'))
recipient_name = user.get('alias')
if not recipient_name:
recipient_name = user_id
sender_name = users[config.user_id].get('alias')
if not sender_name:
sender_name = user_id
# Code mostly taken from notify_via_email() from notify.py module
subject = _('Check_MK: Notification')
body = _('''Greetings %s,
%s sent you a notification:
---
%s
---
''') % (recipient_name, sender_name, msg['text'])
if msg['valid_till']:
body += _('This notification has been created at %s and is valid till %s.') % (
time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S', time.localtime(msg['time'])),
time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S', time.localtime(msg['valid_till']))
)
# FIXME: Maybe use the configured mail command for Check_MK-Notify one day
command = u"mail -s '$SUBJECT$' '$CONTACTEMAIL$'"
command_utf8 = command.replace('$SUBJECT$', subject).replace('$CONTACTEMAIL$', user['email']).encode("utf-8")
# Make sure that mail(x) is using UTF-8. Otherwise we cannot send notifications
# with non-ASCII characters. Unfortunately we do not know whether C.UTF-8 is
# available. If e.g. nail detects a non-Ascii character in the mail body and
# the specified encoding is not available, it will silently not send the mail!
# Our resultion in future: use /usr/sbin/sendmail directly.
# Our resultion in the present: look with locale -a for an existing UTF encoding
# and use that.
for encoding in os.popen("locale -a 2>/dev/null"):
l = encoding.lower()
if "utf8" in l or "utf-8" in l or "utf.8" in l:
encoding = encoding.strip()
os.putenv("LANG", encoding)
break
else:
raise MKInternalError(_('No UTF-8 encoding found in your locale -a! Please provide C.UTF-8 encoding.'))
p = subprocess.Popen(command_utf8, shell=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE, stdin=subprocess.PIPE)
stdout_txt, stderr_txt = p.communicate(body.encode("utf-8"))
exitcode = p.returncode
if exitcode != 0:
raise MKInternalError(_('Mail could not be delivered. Exit code of command is %r') % exitcode)
else:
return True
def load_serial(user_id):
users = userdb.load_users()
return users.get(user_id, {}).get('serial', 0)
def notify_mail(user_id, msg):
import subprocess, time
users = userdb.load_users(lock=False)
user = users.get(user_id)
if not user:
raise MKInternalError(_('This user does not exist.'))
if not user.get('email'):
raise MKInternalError(_('This user has no mail address configured.'))
recipient_name = user.get('alias')
if not recipient_name:
recipient_name = user_id
sender_name = users[config.user_id].get('alias')
if not sender_name:
sender_name = user_id
# Code mostly taken from notify_via_email() from notify.py module
subject = _('Check_MK: Notification')
body = _('''Greetings %s,
%s sent you a notification:
---
%s
---
''') % (recipient_name, sender_name, msg['text'])
if msg['valid_till']:
body += _(
'This notification has been created at %s and is valid till %s.'
) % (time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S', time.localtime(msg['time'])),
time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S',
time.localtime(msg['valid_till'])))
# FIXME: Maybe use the configured mail command for Check_MK-Notify one day
command = u"mail -s '$SUBJECT$' '$CONTACTEMAIL$'"
command_utf8 = command.replace('$SUBJECT$', subject).replace(
'$CONTACTEMAIL$', user['email']).encode("utf-8")
# Make sure that mail(x) is using UTF-8. Otherwise we cannot send notifications
# with non-ASCII characters. Unfortunately we do not know whether C.UTF-8 is
# available. If e.g. nail detects a non-Ascii character in the mail body and
# the specified encoding is not available, it will silently not send the mail!
# Our resultion in future: use /usr/sbin/sendmail directly.
# Our resultion in the present: look with locale -a for an existing UTF encoding
# and use that.
for encoding in os.popen("locale -a 2>/dev/null"):
l = encoding.lower()
if "utf8" in l or "utf-8" in l or "utf.8" in l:
encoding = encoding.strip()
os.putenv("LANG", encoding)
break
else:
raise MKInternalError(
_('No UTF-8 encoding found in your locale -a! Please provide C.UTF-8 encoding.'
))
p = subprocess.Popen(command_utf8,
shell=True,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE,
stdin=subprocess.PIPE)
stdout_txt, stderr_txt = p.communicate(body.encode("utf-8"))
exitcode = p.returncode
if exitcode != 0:
raise MKInternalError(
_('Mail could not be delivered. Exit code of command is %r') %
exitcode)
else:
return True
def load_serial(user_id):
users = userdb.load_users()
return users.get(user_id, {}).get('serial', 0)
def notify_mail(user_id, msg):
users = userdb.load_users(lock = False)
user = users.get(user_id)
if not user:
raise MKInternalError(_('This user does not exist.'))
if not user.get('email'):
raise MKInternalError(_('This user has no mail address configured.'))
recipient_name = user.get('alias')
if not recipient_name:
recipient_name = user_id
sender_name = users[config.user.id].get('alias')
if not sender_name:
sender_name = user_id
# Code mostly taken from notify_via_email() from notify.py module
subject = _('Check_MK: Notification')
body = _('''Greetings %s,
%s sent you a notification:
---
%s
---
''') % (recipient_name, sender_name, msg['text'])
if msg['valid_till']:
body += _('This notification has been created at %s and is valid till %s.') % (
time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S', time.localtime(msg['time'])),
time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S', time.localtime(msg['valid_till']))
)
# FIXME: Maybe use the configured mail command for Check_MK-Notify one day
# TODO: mail does not accept umlauts: "contains invalid character '\303'" in mail
# addresses. handle this correctly.
command = ["mail", "-s", subject.encode("utf-8"), user['email'].encode("utf-8")]
# Make sure that mail(x) is using UTF-8. Otherwise we cannot send notifications
# with non-ASCII characters. Unfortunately we do not know whether C.UTF-8 is
# available. If e.g. nail detects a non-Ascii character in the mail body and
# the specified encoding is not available, it will silently not send the mail!
# Our resultion in future: use /usr/sbin/sendmail directly.
# Our resultion in the present: look with locale -a for an existing UTF encoding
# and use that.
for encoding in os.popen("locale -a 2>/dev/null"):
l = encoding.lower()
if "utf8" in l or "utf-8" in l or "utf.8" in l:
encoding = encoding.strip()
os.putenv("LANG", encoding)
break
else:
raise MKInternalError(_('No UTF-8 encoding found in your locale -a! Please provide C.UTF-8 encoding.'))
try:
p = subprocess.Popen(command, stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.STDOUT, stdin=subprocess.PIPE,
close_fds=True)
except OSError, e:
raise MKInternalError(_('Mail could not be delivered. '
'Failed to execute command "%s": %s') % (" ".join(command), e))
