Exemple #1
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class SimpleNetworkTest(RalphTestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        self.net1 = Network.objects.create(
            name='net1',
            address='192.168.0.0/16',
        )
        self.net2 = Network.objects.create(
            parent=self.net1,
            name='net2',
            address='192.168.0.0/17',
        )
        self.net3 = Network.objects.create(
            parent=self.net2,
            name='net3',
            address='192.168.128.0/17',
        )
        self.net4 = Network.objects.create(
            parent=self.net3,
            name='net4',
            address='192.168.133.0/24',
        )
        self.net5 = Network.objects.create(
            name='net5',
            address='192.169.133.0/24',
        )

        self.ip1 = IPAddress(address='192.168.128.10')
        self.ip1.save()
        self.ip2 = IPAddress(address='192.168.133.10')
        self.ip2.save()
        self.ip3 = IPAddress(address='192.168.128.11')
        self.ip3.save()
        Network.objects.rebuild()

    @unpack
    @data(
        ('net1', 16),
        ('net2', 17),
    )
    def test_get_netmask(self, net, netmask):
        self.assertEquals(getattr(self, net).netmask, netmask)

    @unpack
    @data(
        ('net1', ['net2', 'net3', 'net4']),
        ('net3', ['net4']),
    )
    def test_get_subnetworks(self, net, correct):
        net_obj = getattr(self, net)
        res = Network.objects.get(pk=net_obj.pk).get_subnetworks()
        self.assertEquals(list(res),
                          list(Network.objects.filter(name__in=correct)))

    def test_subnetworks_count_cast_to_integer(self):
        net = Network.objects.get(pk=self.net1.pk)
        count = Network.objects.filter(id=self.net1.id).annotate(
            subnetworks_count=(CastToInteger(F('rght')) -
                               CastToInteger(F('lft')))).values_list(
                                   'subnetworks_count', flat=True)[0]
        self.assertTrue(count)
Exemple #2
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    def setUp(self):
        self.net1 = Network.objects.create(
            name='net1',
            address='192.168.0.0/16',
        )
        self.net2 = Network.objects.create(
            parent=self.net1,
            name='net2',
            address='192.168.0.0/17',
        )
        self.net3 = Network.objects.create(
            parent=self.net2,
            name='net3',
            address='192.168.128.0/17',
        )
        self.net4 = Network.objects.create(
            parent=self.net3,
            name='net4',
            address='192.168.133.0/24',
        )
        self.net5 = Network.objects.create(
            name='net5',
            address='192.169.133.0/24',
        )

        self.ip1 = IPAddress(address='192.168.128.10')
        self.ip1.save()
        self.ip2 = IPAddress(address='192.168.133.10')
        self.ip2.save()
        self.ip3 = IPAddress(address='192.168.128.11')
        self.ip3.save()
        Network.objects.rebuild()
Exemple #3
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    def ip_addresses(self, value):
        # value is a list (of ips) or dict (of ip:hostname pairs)
        # when value is a dict, set will work on keys only
        for ip in set(value) - set(self.ip_addresses):
            try:
                new_ip = IPAddress.objects.get(address=ip)
                if new_ip.base_object is None:
                    new_ip.base_object = self
                    new_ip.save()
                else:
                    logger.warning(
                        'Cannot assign IP %s to %s - it is already in use by '
                        'another asset', ip, self.hostname)
            except ObjectDoesNotExist:
                logger.info('Creating new IP {} for {}'.format(ip, self))
                new_ip = IPAddress(
                    ethernet=Ethernet.objects.create(base_object=self),
                    address=ip)
                new_ip.save()
        # refresh hostnames
        if isinstance(value, dict):
            for address, hostname in value.items():
                try:
                    ip = IPAddress.objects.get(address=address)
                except IPAddress.DoesNotExist:
                    logger.debug('IP {} not found'.format(address))
                else:
                    if ip.hostname != hostname:
                        logger.info(
                            'Setting {} for IP {} (previous value: {})'.format(
                                hostname, address, ip.hostname))
                        ip.hostname = hostname
                        ip.save()

        to_delete = set(self.ip_addresses) - set(value)
        for ip in to_delete:
            logger.warning('Deleting %s from %s', ip, self)
        Ethernet.objects.filter(base_object=self,
                                ipaddress__address__in=to_delete).delete()
Exemple #4
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def validate_vip_event_data(data):
    """Performs some basic sanity checks (e.g. missing values) on the incoming
    event data. Returns list of errors (if any).
    """
    name = data['name']
    ip = data['ip']
    port = data['port']
    protocol = data['protocol']
    service = data['service']
    if service:
        service_uid = service.get('uid')
    else:
        service_uid = None
    environment = data['environment']
    errors = []

    if not name:
        err = 'missing name'
        errors.append(err)
    try:
        IPAddress(address=ip).clean_fields()
    except (TypeError, ValidationError):
        err = 'invalid IP address "{}"'.format(ip)
        errors.append(err)
    if not port or port < 0 or port > 65535:
        err = 'invalid port "{}"'.format(port)
        errors.append(err)
    if not protocol:
        err = 'missing protocol'
        errors.append(err)
    if not service_uid:
        err = 'missing service UID'
        errors.append(err)
    if not environment:
        err = 'missing environment'
        errors.append(err)
    return errors
Exemple #5
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 def test_ip_is_public_or_no(self, ip, is_public):
     new_ip_address = IPAddress(address=ip)
     new_ip_address.save()
     self.assertEquals(new_ip_address.is_public, is_public)