def create_account(self, email_address, response):
# This method assumes that the existence of an account for the
# provider and email_address has been checked by the caller;
# callers may have different methods of performing the check
# (redwood auth versus get_account())
namespace = Namespace()
account = GenericAccount(namespace=namespace)
# The server endpoints can ONLY be set at account creation and
# CANNOT be subsequently changed in order to prevent MITM attacks.
account.provider = self.provider_name
if self.provider_name == 'custom':
account.imap_endpoint = (response['imap_server_host'],
response['imap_server_port'])
account.smtp_endpoint = (response['smtp_server_host'],
response['smtp_server_port'])
account.create_emailed_events_calendar()
# Shim for back-compatability with legacy auth
# The old API does NOT send these but authentication now uses them
# so set them (included here, set in update_account()).
for username in ['imap_username', 'smtp_username']:
if username not in response:
response[username] = email_address
for password in ['imap_password', 'smtp_password']:
if password not in response:
response[password] = response['password']
return self.update_account(account, response)
def create_account(self, email_address, response):
# This method assumes that the existence of an account for the
# provider and email_address has been checked by the caller;
# callers may have different methods of performing the check
# (redwood auth versus get_account())
namespace = Namespace()
account = GenericAccount(namespace=namespace)
# The server endpoints can ONLY be set at account creation and
# CANNOT be subsequently changed in order to prevent MITM attacks.
account.provider = self.provider_name
if self.provider_name == 'custom':
account.imap_endpoint = (response['imap_server_host'],
response['imap_server_port'])
account.smtp_endpoint = (response['smtp_server_host'],
response['smtp_server_port'])
account.create_emailed_events_calendar()
# Shim for back-compatability with legacy auth
# The old API does NOT send these but authentication now uses them
# so set them (included here, set in update_account()).
for username in ['imap_username', 'smtp_username']:
if username not in response:
response[username] = email_address
for password in ['imap_password', 'smtp_password']:
if password not in response:
response[password] = response['password']
return self.update_account(account, response)
def create_account(self, account_data):
namespace = Namespace()
account = GenericAccount(namespace=namespace)
account.provider = "custom"
account.create_emailed_events_calendar()
account.sync_should_run = False
return self.update_account(account, account_data)
def generic_account(db):
import platform
from inbox.models.backends.generic import GenericAccount
from inbox.models import Namespace
ns = Namespace()
account = GenericAccount(email_address="*****@*****.**", sync_host=platform.node(), provider="custom")
account.namespace = ns
account.create_emailed_events_calendar()
account.password = "******"
db.session.add(account)
db.session.commit()
return account
def generic_account(db):
import platform
from inbox.models.backends.generic import GenericAccount
from inbox.models import Namespace
ns = Namespace()
account = GenericAccount(email_address='*****@*****.**',
sync_host=platform.node(),
provider='custom')
account.namespace = ns
account.create_emailed_events_calendar()
account.password = '******'
db.session.add(account)
db.session.commit()
return account