def test_read_file_missing_file():
bad_file = "doesnt-exist"
with pytest.raises(MoulinetteError) as exception:
read_file(bad_file)
translation = m18n.g("file_not_exist", path=bad_file)
expected_msg = translation.format(path=bad_file)
assert expected_msg in str(exception)
def test_read_file_cannot_read_exception(test_file, mocker):
error = "foobar"
mocker.patch("builtins.open", side_effect=Exception(error))
with pytest.raises(MoulinetteError) as exception:
read_file(str(test_file))
translation = m18n.g("unknown_error_reading_file", file=str(test_file), error=error)
expected_msg = translation.format(file=str(test_file), error=error)
assert expected_msg in str(exception)
def user_ssh_remove_key(username, key):
user = _get_user_for_ssh(username, ["homeDirectory", "uid"])
if not user:
raise Exception("User with username '%s' doesn't exists" % username)
authorized_keys_file = os.path.join(
user["homeDirectory"][0], ".ssh", "authorized_keys"
)
if not os.path.exists(authorized_keys_file):
raise Exception(
"this key doesn't exists ({} dosesn't exists)".format(authorized_keys_file)
)
authorized_keys_content = read_file(authorized_keys_file)
if key not in authorized_keys_content:
raise Exception("Key '{}' is not present in authorized_keys".format(key))
# don't delete the previous comment because we can't verify if it's legit
# this regex approach failed for some reasons and I don't know why :(
# authorized_keys_content = re.sub("{} *\n?".format(key),
# "",
# authorized_keys_content,
# flags=re.MULTILINE)
authorized_keys_content = authorized_keys_content.replace(key, "")
write_to_file(authorized_keys_file, authorized_keys_content)
def test_append_to_new_file(tmp_path):
new_file = tmp_path / "newfile.txt"
append_to_file(str(new_file), "yolo\nswag")
assert os.path.exists(str(new_file))
assert read_file(str(new_file)) == "yolo\nswag"
def user_ssh_add_key(username, key, comment):
user = _get_user_for_ssh(username, ["homeDirectory", "uid"])
if not user:
raise Exception("User with username '%s' doesn't exists" % username)
authorized_keys_file = os.path.join(user["homeDirectory"][0], ".ssh",
"authorized_keys")
if not os.path.exists(authorized_keys_file):
# ensure ".ssh" exists
mkdir(os.path.join(user["homeDirectory"][0], ".ssh"),
force=True,
parents=True,
uid=user["uid"][0])
# create empty file to set good permissions
write_to_file(authorized_keys_file, "")
chown(authorized_keys_file, uid=user["uid"][0])
chmod(authorized_keys_file, 0o600)
authorized_keys_content = read_file(authorized_keys_file)
authorized_keys_content += "\n"
authorized_keys_content += "\n"
if comment and comment.strip():
if not comment.lstrip().startswith("#"):
comment = "# " + comment
authorized_keys_content += comment.replace("\n", " ").strip()
authorized_keys_content += "\n"
authorized_keys_content += key.strip()
authorized_keys_content += "\n"
write_to_file(authorized_keys_file, authorized_keys_content)
def test_write_to_new_file():
new_file = "%s/barfile" % TMP_TEST_DIR
assert not os.path.exists(new_file)
write_to_file(new_file, "yolo\nswag")
assert os.path.exists(new_file)
assert read_file(new_file) == "yolo\nswag"
def user_ssh_list_keys(username):
user = _get_user_for_ssh(username, ["homeDirectory"])
if not user:
raise Exception("User with username '%s' doesn't exists" % username)
authorized_keys_file = os.path.join(
user["homeDirectory"][0], ".ssh", "authorized_keys"
)
if not os.path.exists(authorized_keys_file):
return {"keys": []}
keys = []
last_comment = ""
for line in read_file(authorized_keys_file).split("\n"):
# empty line
if not line.strip():
continue
if line.lstrip().startswith("#"):
last_comment = line.lstrip().lstrip("#").strip()
continue
# assuming a key per non empty line
key = line.strip()
keys.append(
{
"key": key,
"name": last_comment,
}
)
last_comment = ""
return {"keys": keys}
def parent_logger(self):
# If there are other operation logger instances
for instance in reversed(self._instances):
# Is one of these operation logger started but not yet done ?
if instance.started_at is not None and instance.ended_at is None:
# We are a child of the first one we found
return instance.name
# If no lock exists, we are probably in tests or yunohost is used as a
# lib ... let's not really care about that case and assume we're the
# root logger then.
if not os.path.exists("/var/run/moulinette_yunohost.lock"):
return None
locks = read_file("/var/run/moulinette_yunohost.lock").strip().split(
"\n")
# If we're the process with the lock, we're the root logger
if locks == [] or str(os.getpid()) in locks:
return None
# If we get here, we are in a yunohost command called by a yunohost
# (maybe indirectly from an app script for example...)
#
# The strategy is :
# 1. list 20 most recent log files
# 2. iterate over the PID of parent processes
# 3. see if parent process has some log file open (being actively
# written in)
# 4. if among those file, there's an operation log file, we use the id
# of the most recent file
recent_operation_logs = sorted(glob.iglob(OPERATIONS_PATH + "*.log"),
key=os.path.getctime,
reverse=True)[:20]
proc = psutil.Process().parent()
while proc is not None:
# We use proc.open_files() to list files opened / actively used by this proc
# We only keep files matching a recent yunohost operation log
active_logs = sorted(
[
f.path for f in proc.open_files()
if f.path in recent_operation_logs
],
key=os.path.getctime,
reverse=True,
)
if active_logs != []:
# extra the log if from the full path
return os.path.basename(active_logs[0])[:-4]
else:
proc = proc.parent()
continue
# If nothing found, assume we're the root operation logger
return None
def _check_acme_challenge_configuration(domain):
domain_conf = "/etc/nginx/conf.d/%s.conf" % domain
if "include /etc/nginx/conf.d/acme-challenge.conf.inc" in read_file(domain_conf):
return True
else:
# This is for legacy setups which haven't updated their domain conf to
# the new conf that include the acme snippet...
legacy_acme_conf = "/etc/nginx/conf.d/%s.d/000-acmechallenge.conf" % domain
return os.path.exists(legacy_acme_conf)
def text_write_dict_to_json():
dummy_dict = {"foo": 42, "bar": ["a", "b", "c"]}
write_to_json(TMP_TEST_FILE, dummy_dict)
j = read_json(TMP_TEST_FILE)
assert "foo" in j.keys()
assert "bar" in j.keys()
assert j["foo"] == 42
assert j["bar"] == ["a", "b", "c"]
assert read_file(TMP_TEST_FILE) == "foo\nbar\nyolo\nswag"
def can_ping_outside(self, protocol=4):
assert protocol in [
4, 6
], "Invalid protocol version, it should be either 4 or 6 and was '%s'" % repr(
protocol)
# We can know that ipv6 is not available directly if this file does not exists
if protocol == 6 and not os.path.exists("/proc/net/if_inet6"):
return False
# If we are indeed connected in ipv4 or ipv6, we should find a default route
routes = check_output("ip -%s route show table all" %
protocol).split("\n")
def is_default_route(r):
# Typically the default route starts with "default"
# But of course IPv6 is more complex ... e.g. on internet cube there's
# no default route but a /3 which acts as a default-like route...
# e.g. 2000:/3 dev tun0 ...
return r.startswith("default") or (":" in r and re.match(
r".*/[0-3]$",
r.split()[0]))
if not any(is_default_route(r) for r in routes):
self.logger_debug(
"No default route for IPv%s, so assuming there's no IP address for that version"
% protocol)
return None
# We use the resolver file as a list of well-known, trustable (ie not google ;)) IPs that we can ping
resolver_file = "/usr/share/yunohost/templates/dnsmasq/plain/resolv.dnsmasq.conf"
resolvers = [
r.split(" ")[1] for r in read_file(resolver_file).split("\n")
if r.startswith("nameserver")
]
if protocol == 4:
resolvers = [r for r in resolvers if ":" not in r]
if protocol == 6:
resolvers = [r for r in resolvers if ":" in r]
assert resolvers != [], "Uhoh, need at least one IPv%s DNS resolver in %s ..." % (
protocol, resolver_file)
# So let's try to ping the first 4~5 resolvers (shuffled)
# If we succesfully ping any of them, we conclude that we are indeed connected
def ping(protocol, target):
return os.system("ping%s -c1 -W 3 %s >/dev/null 2>/dev/null" %
("" if protocol == 4 else "6", target)) == 0
random.shuffle(resolvers)
return any(ping(protocol, resolver) for resolver in resolvers[:5])
def good_resolvconf(self):
content = read_file("/etc/resolv.conf").strip().split("\n")
# Ignore comments and empty lines
content = [
l.strip() for l in content
if l.strip() and not l.strip().startswith("#")
and not l.strip().startswith("search")
]
# We should only find a "nameserver 127.0.0.1"
return len(content) == 1 and content[0].split() == [
"nameserver", "127.0.0.1"
]
def external_resolvers():
global external_resolvers_
if not external_resolvers_:
resolv_dnsmasq_conf = read_file("/etc/resolv.dnsmasq.conf").split("\n")
external_resolvers_ = [r.split(" ")[1] for r in resolv_dnsmasq_conf if r.startswith("nameserver")]
# We keep only ipv4 resolvers, otherwise on IPv4-only instances, IPv6
# will be tried anyway resulting in super-slow dig requests that'll wait
# until timeout...
external_resolvers_ = [r for r in external_resolvers_ if ":" not in r]
return external_resolvers_
def get_public_ip(protocol=4):
assert protocol in [4, 6], "Invalid protocol version for get_public_ip: %s, expected 4 or 6" % protocol
cache_file = "/var/cache/yunohost/ipv%s" % protocol
cache_duration = 120 # 2 min
if os.path.exists(cache_file) and abs(os.path.getctime(cache_file) - time.time()) < cache_duration:
ip = read_file(cache_file).strip()
ip = ip if ip else None # Empty file (empty string) means there's no IP
logger.debug("Reusing IPv%s from cache: %s" % (protocol, ip))
else:
ip = get_public_ip_from_remote_server(protocol)
logger.debug("IP fetched: %s" % ip)
write_to_file(cache_file, ip or "")
return ip
def run(self):
regenconf_modified_files = list(self.manually_modified_files())
if not regenconf_modified_files:
yield dict(
meta={"test": "regenconf"},
status="SUCCESS",
summary="diagnosis_regenconf_allgood",
)
else:
for f in regenconf_modified_files:
yield dict(
meta={
"test": "regenconf",
"category": f["category"],
"file": f["path"],
},
status="WARNING",
summary="diagnosis_regenconf_manually_modified",
details=["diagnosis_regenconf_manually_modified_details"],
)
if (
any(f["path"] == "/etc/ssh/sshd_config" for f in regenconf_modified_files)
and os.system(
"grep -q '^ *AllowGroups\\|^ *AllowUsers' /etc/ssh/sshd_config"
)
!= 0
):
yield dict(
meta={"test": "sshd_config_insecure"},
status="ERROR",
summary="diagnosis_sshd_config_insecure",
)
# Check consistency between actual ssh port in sshd_config vs. setting
ssh_port_setting = settings_get("security.ssh.port")
ssh_port_line = re.findall(
r"\bPort *([0-9]{2,5})\b", read_file("/etc/ssh/sshd_config")
)
if len(ssh_port_line) == 1 and int(ssh_port_line[0]) != ssh_port_setting:
yield dict(
meta={"test": "sshd_config_port_inconsistency"},
status="WARNING",
summary="diagnosis_sshd_config_inconsistent",
details=["diagnosis_sshd_config_inconsistent_details"],
)
def ssh_root_login_status():
# XXX temporary placed here for when the ssh_root commands are integrated
# extracted from https://github.com/YunoHost/yunohost/pull/345
# XXX should we support all the options?
# this is the content of "man sshd_config"
# PermitRootLogin
# Specifies whether root can log in using ssh(1). The argument must be
# “yes”, “without-password”, “forced-commands-only”, or “no”. The
# default is “yes”.
sshd_config_content = read_file(SSHD_CONFIG_PATH)
if re.search("^ *PermitRootLogin +(no|forced-commands-only) *$",
sshd_config_content, re.MULTILINE):
return {"PermitRootLogin": False}
return {"PermitRootLogin": True}
def _get_services():
"""
Get a dict of managed services with their parameters
"""
try:
with open("/etc/yunohost/services.yml", "r") as f:
services = yaml.load(f) or {}
except Exception:
return {}
# some services are marked as None to remove them from YunoHost
# filter this
for key, value in list(services.items()):
if value is None:
del services[key]
# Dirty hack to automatically find custom SSH port ...
ssh_port_line = re.findall(
r"\bPort *([0-9]{2,5})\b", read_file("/etc/ssh/sshd_config")
)
if len(ssh_port_line) == 1:
services["ssh"]["needs_exposed_ports"] = [int(ssh_port_line[0])]
# Dirty hack to check the status of ynh-vpnclient
if "ynh-vpnclient" in services:
status_check = "systemctl is-active [email protected]"
if "test_status" not in services["ynh-vpnclient"]:
services["ynh-vpnclient"]["test_status"] = status_check
if "log" not in services["ynh-vpnclient"]:
services["ynh-vpnclient"]["log"] = ["/var/log/ynh-vpnclient.log"]
# Stupid hack for postgresql which ain't an official service ... Can't
# really inject that info otherwise. Real service we want to check for
# status and log is in fact [email protected] (x.y being the version)
if "postgresql" in services:
if "description" in services["postgresql"]:
del services["postgresql"]["description"]
services["postgresql"]["actual_systemd_service"] = "postgresql@11-main"
return services
def __init__(self, operation, related_to=None, **kwargs):
# TODO add a way to not save password on app installation
self.operation = operation
self.related_to = related_to
self.extra = kwargs
self.started_at = None
self.ended_at = None
self.logger = None
self._name = None
self.data_to_redact = []
self.parent = self.parent_logger()
self._instances.append(self)
for filename in ["/etc/yunohost/mysql", "/etc/yunohost/psql"]:
if os.path.exists(filename):
self.data_to_redact.append(read_file(filename).strip())
self.path = OPERATIONS_PATH
if not os.path.exists(self.path):
os.makedirs(self.path)
def check_assertions(self):
# Be on stretch (9.x) and yunohost 3.x
# NB : we do both check to cover situations where the upgrade crashed
# in the middle and debian version could be > 9.x but yunohost package
# would still be in 3.x...
if not self.debian_major_version() == 9 \
and not self.yunohost_major_version() == 3:
raise YunohostError("migration_0015_not_stretch")
# Have > 1 Go free space on /var/ ?
if free_space_in_directory("/var/") / (1024**3) < 1.0:
raise YunohostError("migration_0015_not_enough_free_space")
# Check system is up to date
# (but we don't if 'stretch' is already in the sources.list ...
# which means maybe a previous upgrade crashed and we're re-running it)
if " buster " not in read_file("/etc/apt/sources.list"):
tools_update(system=True)
upgradable_system_packages = list(_list_upgradable_apt_packages())
if upgradable_system_packages:
raise YunohostError(
"migration_0015_system_not_fully_up_to_date")
def test_read_file():
content = read_file(TMP_TEST_FILE)
assert content == "foo\nbar\n"
def _remove_lock(PID_to_remove):
# FIXME ironically not concurrency safe because it's not atomic...
PIDs = read_file(MOULINETTE_LOCK).split("\n")
PIDs_to_keep = [PID for PID in PIDs if int(PID) != PID_to_remove]
write_to_file(MOULINETTE_LOCK, "\n".join(PIDs_to_keep))
def run(self):
all_domains = domain_list()["domains"]
domains_to_check = []
for domain in all_domains:
# If the diagnosis location ain't defined, can't do diagnosis,
# probably because nginx conf manually modified...
nginx_conf = "/etc/nginx/conf.d/%s.conf" % domain
if ".well-known/ynh-diagnosis/" not in read_file(nginx_conf):
yield dict(
meta={"domain": domain},
status="WARNING",
summary="diagnosis_http_nginx_conf_not_up_to_date",
details=[
"diagnosis_http_nginx_conf_not_up_to_date_details"
])
else:
domains_to_check.append(domain)
self.nonce = ''.join(
random.choice("0123456789abcedf") for i in range(16))
os.system("rm -rf /tmp/.well-known/ynh-diagnosis/")
os.system("mkdir -p /tmp/.well-known/ynh-diagnosis/")
os.system("touch /tmp/.well-known/ynh-diagnosis/%s" % self.nonce)
if not domains_to_check:
return
# To perform hairpinning test, we gotta make sure that port forwarding
# is working and therefore we'll do it only if at least one ipv4 domain
# works.
self.do_hairpinning_test = False
ipversions = []
ipv4 = Diagnoser.get_cached_report("ip", item={"test": "ipv4"}) or {}
if ipv4.get("status") == "SUCCESS":
ipversions.append(4)
# To be discussed: we could also make this check dependent on the
# existence of an AAAA record...
ipv6 = Diagnoser.get_cached_report("ip", item={"test": "ipv6"}) or {}
if ipv6.get("status") == "SUCCESS":
ipversions.append(6)
for item in self.test_http(domains_to_check, ipversions):
yield item
# If at least one domain is correctly exposed to the outside,
# attempt to diagnose hairpinning situations. On network with
# hairpinning issues, the server may be correctly exposed on the
# outside, but from the outside, it will be as if the port forwarding
# was not configured... Hence, calling for example
# "curl --head the.global.ip" will simply timeout...
if self.do_hairpinning_test:
global_ipv4 = ipv4.get("data", {}).get("global", None)
if global_ipv4:
try:
requests.head("http://" + global_ipv4, timeout=5)
except requests.exceptions.Timeout:
yield dict(
meta={"test": "hairpinning"},
status="WARNING",
summary="diagnosis_http_hairpinning_issue",
details=["diagnosis_http_hairpinning_issue_details"])
except:
# Well I dunno what to do if that's another exception
# type... That'll most probably *not* be an hairpinning
# issue but something else super weird ...
pass
def run(self):
# Detect virt technology (if not bare metal) and arch
# Gotta have this "|| true" because it systemd-detect-virt return 'none'
# with an error code on bare metal ~.~
virt = check_output("systemd-detect-virt || true", shell=True)
if virt.lower() == "none":
virt = "bare-metal"
# Detect arch
arch = check_output("dpkg --print-architecture")
hardware = dict(
meta={"test": "hardware"},
status="INFO",
data={
"virt": virt,
"arch": arch
},
summary="diagnosis_basesystem_hardware",
)
# Also possibly the board / hardware name
if os.path.exists("/proc/device-tree/model"):
model = read_file("/proc/device-tree/model").strip().replace(
"\x00", "")
hardware["data"]["model"] = model
hardware["details"] = ["diagnosis_basesystem_hardware_model"]
elif os.path.exists("/sys/devices/virtual/dmi/id/sys_vendor"):
model = read_file("/sys/devices/virtual/dmi/id/sys_vendor").strip()
if os.path.exists("/sys/devices/virtual/dmi/id/product_name"):
model = "%s %s" % (
model,
read_file(
"/sys/devices/virtual/dmi/id/product_name").strip(),
)
hardware["data"]["model"] = model
hardware["details"] = ["diagnosis_basesystem_hardware_model"]
yield hardware
# Kernel version
kernel_version = read_file("/proc/sys/kernel/osrelease").strip()
yield dict(
meta={"test": "kernel"},
data={"kernel_version": kernel_version},
status="INFO",
summary="diagnosis_basesystem_kernel",
)
# Debian release
debian_version = read_file("/etc/debian_version").strip()
yield dict(
meta={"test": "host"},
data={"debian_version": debian_version},
status="INFO",
summary="diagnosis_basesystem_host",
)
# Yunohost packages versions
# We check if versions are consistent (e.g. all 3.6 and not 3 packages with 3.6 and the other with 3.5)
# This is a classical issue for upgrades that failed in the middle
# (or people upgrading half of the package because they did 'apt upgrade' instead of 'dist-upgrade')
# Here, ynh_core_version is for example "3.5.4.12", so [:3] is "3.5" and we check it's the same for all packages
ynh_packages = ynh_packages_version()
ynh_core_version = ynh_packages["yunohost"]["version"]
consistent_versions = all(infos["version"][:3] == ynh_core_version[:3]
for infos in ynh_packages.values())
ynh_version_details = [(
"diagnosis_basesystem_ynh_single_version",
{
"package": package,
"version": infos["version"],
"repo": infos["repo"],
},
) for package, infos in ynh_packages.items()]
yield dict(
meta={"test": "ynh_versions"},
data={
"main_version": ynh_core_version,
"repo": ynh_packages["yunohost"]["repo"],
},
status="INFO" if consistent_versions else "ERROR",
summary="diagnosis_basesystem_ynh_main_version"
if consistent_versions else
"diagnosis_basesystem_ynh_inconsistent_versions",
details=ynh_version_details,
)
if self.is_vulnerable_to_meltdown():
yield dict(
meta={"test": "meltdown"},
status="ERROR",
summary="diagnosis_security_vulnerable_to_meltdown",
details=["diagnosis_security_vulnerable_to_meltdown_details"],
)
bad_sury_packages = list(self.bad_sury_packages())
if bad_sury_packages:
cmd_to_fix = "apt install --allow-downgrades " + " ".join([
"%s=%s" % (package, version)
for package, version in bad_sury_packages
])
yield dict(
meta={"test": "packages_from_sury"},
data={"cmd_to_fix": cmd_to_fix},
status="WARNING",
summary="diagnosis_package_installed_from_sury",
details=["diagnosis_package_installed_from_sury_details"],
)
if self.backports_in_sources_list():
yield dict(
meta={"test": "backports_in_sources_list"},
status="WARNING",
summary="diagnosis_backports_in_sources_list",
)
def test_write_to_existing_file():
assert os.path.exists(TMP_TEST_FILE)
write_to_file(TMP_TEST_FILE, "yolo\nswag")
assert read_file(TMP_TEST_FILE) == "yolo\nswag"
def test_read_file_badpermissions():
switch_to_non_root_user()
with pytest.raises(MoulinetteError):
read_file(TMP_TEST_FILE)
def test_read_file_badfile():
with pytest.raises(MoulinetteError):
read_file(TMP_TEST_FILE + "nope")
def log_show(path,
number=None,
share=False,
filter_irrelevant=False,
with_suboperations=False):
"""
Display a log file enriched with metadata if any.
If the file_name is not an absolute path, it will try to search the file in
the unit operations log path (see OPERATIONS_PATH).
Argument:
file_name
number
share
"""
if share:
filter_irrelevant = True
if filter_irrelevant:
filters = [
r"set [+-]x$",
r"set [+-]o xtrace$",
r"local \w+$",
r"local legacy_args=.*$",
r".*Helper used in legacy mode.*",
r"args_array=.*$",
r"local -A args_array$",
r"ynh_handle_getopts_args",
r"ynh_script_progression",
]
else:
filters = []
def _filter_lines(lines, filters=[]):
filters = [re.compile(f) for f in filters]
return [
line for line in lines
if not any(f.search(line.strip()) for f in filters)
]
# Normalize log/metadata paths and filenames
abs_path = path
log_path = None
if not path.startswith("/"):
abs_path = os.path.join(OPERATIONS_PATH, path)
if os.path.exists(abs_path) and not path.endswith(METADATA_FILE_EXT):
log_path = abs_path
if abs_path.endswith(METADATA_FILE_EXT) or abs_path.endswith(LOG_FILE_EXT):
base_path = "".join(os.path.splitext(abs_path)[:-1])
else:
base_path = abs_path
base_filename = os.path.basename(base_path)
md_path = base_path + METADATA_FILE_EXT
if log_path is None:
log_path = base_path + LOG_FILE_EXT
if not os.path.exists(md_path) and not os.path.exists(log_path):
raise YunohostValidationError("log_does_exists", log=path)
infos = {}
# If it's a unit operation, display the name and the description
if base_path.startswith(CATEGORIES_PATH):
infos["description"] = _get_description_from_name(base_filename)
infos["name"] = base_filename
if share:
from yunohost.utils.yunopaste import yunopaste
content = ""
if os.path.exists(md_path):
content += read_file(md_path)
content += "\n============\n\n"
if os.path.exists(log_path):
actual_log = read_file(log_path)
content += "\n".join(_filter_lines(actual_log.split("\n"),
filters))
url = yunopaste(content)
logger.info(m18n.n("log_available_on_yunopaste", url=url))
if msettings.get("interface") == "api":
return {"url": url}
else:
return
# Display metadata if exist
if os.path.exists(md_path):
try:
metadata = read_yaml(md_path)
except MoulinetteError as e:
error = m18n.n("log_corrupted_md_file", md_file=md_path, error=e)
if os.path.exists(log_path):
logger.warning(error)
else:
raise YunohostError(error)
else:
infos["metadata_path"] = md_path
infos["metadata"] = metadata
if "log_path" in metadata:
log_path = metadata["log_path"]
if with_suboperations:
def suboperations():
try:
log_start = _get_datetime_from_name(base_filename)
except ValueError:
return
for filename in os.listdir(OPERATIONS_PATH):
if not filename.endswith(METADATA_FILE_EXT):
continue
# We first retrict search to a ~48h time window to limit the number
# of .yml we look into
try:
date = _get_datetime_from_name(base_filename)
except ValueError:
continue
if (date < log_start) or (
date > log_start + timedelta(hours=48)):
continue
try:
submetadata = read_yaml(
os.path.join(OPERATIONS_PATH, filename))
except Exception:
continue
if submetadata and submetadata.get(
"parent") == base_filename:
yield {
"name":
filename[:-len(METADATA_FILE_EXT)],
"description":
_get_description_from_name(
filename[:-len(METADATA_FILE_EXT)]),
"success":
submetadata.get("success", "?"),
}
metadata["suboperations"] = list(suboperations())
# Display logs if exist
if os.path.exists(log_path):
from yunohost.service import _tail
if number and filters:
logs = _tail(log_path, int(number * 4))
elif number:
logs = _tail(log_path, int(number))
else:
logs = read_file(log_path)
logs = _filter_lines(logs, filters)
if number:
logs = logs[-number:]
infos["log_path"] = log_path
infos["logs"] = logs
return infos
def test_append_to_existing_file():
assert os.path.exists(TMP_TEST_FILE)
append_to_file(TMP_TEST_FILE, "yolo\nswag")
assert read_file(TMP_TEST_FILE) == "foo\nbar\nyolo\nswag"
def dyndns_update(
operation_logger,
dyn_host="dyndns.yunohost.org",
domain=None,
key=None,
ipv4=None,
ipv6=None,
force=False,
dry_run=False,
):
"""
Update IP on DynDNS platform
Keyword argument:
domain -- Full domain to update
dyn_host -- Dynette DNS server to inform
key -- Public DNS key
ipv4 -- IP address to send
ipv6 -- IPv6 address to send
"""
# Get old ipv4/v6
old_ipv4, old_ipv6 = (None, None) # (default values)
# If domain is not given, try to guess it from keys available...
if domain is None:
(domain, key) = _guess_current_dyndns_domain(dyn_host)
if domain is None:
raise YunohostValidationError('dyndns_no_domain_registered')
# If key is not given, pick the first file we find with the domain given
else:
if key is None:
keys = glob.glob(
"/etc/yunohost/dyndns/K{0}.+*.private".format(domain))
if not keys:
raise YunohostValidationError("dyndns_key_not_found")
key = keys[0]
# Extract 'host', e.g. 'nohost.me' from 'foo.nohost.me'
host = domain.split(".")[1:]
host = ".".join(host)
logger.debug("Building zone update file ...")
lines = [
"server %s" % dyn_host,
"zone %s" % host,
]
def resolve_domain(domain, rdtype):
# FIXME make this work for IPv6-only hosts too..
ok, result = dig(dyn_host, "A")
dyn_host_ip = result[0] if ok == "ok" and len(result) else None
if not dyn_host_ip:
raise YunohostError("Failed to resolve %s" % dyn_host)
ok, result = dig(domain, rdtype, resolvers=[dyn_host_ip])
if ok == "ok":
return result[0] if len(result) else None
elif result[0] == "Timeout":
logger.debug(
"Timed-out while trying to resolve %s record for %s using %s" %
(rdtype, domain, dyn_host))
else:
return None
logger.debug("Falling back to external resolvers")
ok, result = dig(domain, rdtype, resolvers="force_external")
if ok == "ok":
return result[0] if len(result) else None
elif result[0] == "Timeout":
logger.debug(
"Timed-out while trying to resolve %s record for %s using external resolvers : %s"
% (rdtype, domain, result))
else:
return None
raise YunohostError("Failed to resolve %s for %s" % (rdtype, domain),
raw_msg=True)
old_ipv4 = resolve_domain(domain, "A")
old_ipv6 = resolve_domain(domain, "AAAA")
# Get current IPv4 and IPv6
ipv4_ = get_public_ip()
ipv6_ = get_public_ip(6)
if ipv4 is None:
ipv4 = ipv4_
if ipv6 is None:
ipv6 = ipv6_
logger.debug("Old IPv4/v6 are (%s, %s)" % (old_ipv4, old_ipv6))
logger.debug("Requested IPv4/v6 are (%s, %s)" % (ipv4, ipv6))
# no need to update
if (not force and not dry_run) and (old_ipv4 == ipv4 and old_ipv6 == ipv6):
logger.info("No updated needed.")
return
else:
operation_logger.related_to.append(("domain", domain))
operation_logger.start()
logger.info("Updated needed, going on...")
dns_conf = _build_dns_conf(domain)
# Delete custom DNS records, we don't support them (have to explicitly
# authorize them on dynette)
for category in dns_conf.keys():
if category not in ["basic", "mail", "xmpp", "extra"]:
del dns_conf[category]
# Delete the old records for all domain/subdomains
# every dns_conf.values() is a list of :
# [{"name": "...", "ttl": "...", "type": "...", "value": "..."}]
for records in dns_conf.values():
for record in records:
action = "update delete {name}.{domain}.".format(domain=domain,
**record)
action = action.replace(" @.", " ")
lines.append(action)
# Add the new records for all domain/subdomains
for records in dns_conf.values():
for record in records:
# (For some reason) here we want the format with everytime the
# entire, full domain shown explicitly, not just "muc" or "@", it
# should be muc.the.domain.tld. or the.domain.tld
if record["value"] == "@":
record["value"] = domain
record["value"] = record["value"].replace(";", r"\;")
action = "update add {name}.{domain}. {ttl} {type} {value}".format(
domain=domain, **record)
action = action.replace(" @.", " ")
lines.append(action)
lines += ["show", "send"]
# Write the actions to do to update to a file, to be able to pass it
# to nsupdate as argument
write_to_file(DYNDNS_ZONE, "\n".join(lines))
logger.debug("Now pushing new conf to DynDNS host...")
if not dry_run:
try:
command = ["/usr/bin/nsupdate", "-k", key, DYNDNS_ZONE]
subprocess.check_call(command)
except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
raise YunohostError("dyndns_ip_update_failed")
logger.success(m18n.n("dyndns_ip_updated"))
else:
print(read_file(DYNDNS_ZONE))
print("")
print(
"Warning: dry run, this is only the generated config, it won't be applied"
)
def test_write_to_file_with_a_list():
assert os.path.exists(TMP_TEST_FILE)
write_to_file(TMP_TEST_FILE, ["yolo", "swag"])
assert read_file(TMP_TEST_FILE) == "yolo\nswag"