def _set_maxage(self, repo_obj, maxage=None, **kwargs):
"""
Update repository maxage via Ajax.
"""
validate_int(maxage)
repo_obj.maxage = maxage
return _("Updated")
def _handle_set_notification_info(self, **kwargs):
# Loop trough user repo and update max age.
for repo in self.app.currentuser.repo_objs:
# Get value received for the repo.
value = kwargs.get(repo.name, None)
if value:
# Update the maxage
repo.maxage = validate_int(value)
def default(self, path=b"", restore="", limit='10'):
validate_isinstance(restore, str)
limit = validate_int(limit)
restore = bool(restore)
# Check user access to the given repo & path
(repo_obj, path_obj) = self.app.store.get_repo_path(path)
# Build the parameters
# Build "parent directories" links
# TODO This Should to me elsewhere. It contains logic related to librdiff encoding.
parents = []
parents.append({"path": b"", "name": repo_obj.display_name})
parent_path_b = b""
for part_b in path_obj.path.split(b'/'):
if part_b:
parent_path_b = os.path.join(parent_path_b, part_b)
display_name = repo_obj._decode(repo_obj.unquote(part_b))
parents.append({"path": parent_path_b, "name": display_name})
# Set up warning about in-progress backups, if necessary
warning = False
status = repo_obj.status
if status[0] != 'ok':
warning = status[1] + ' ' + _(
"The displayed data may be inconsistent.")
dir_entries = []
restore_dates = []
if restore:
restore_dates = path_obj.change_dates[:-limit - 1:-1]
else:
# Get list of actual directory entries
dir_entries = path_obj.dir_entries[::-1]
parms = {
"repo": repo_obj,
"path": path_obj,
"limit": limit,
"dir_entries": dir_entries,
"parents": parents,
"restore_dates": restore_dates,
"warning": warning
}
return self._compile_template("browse.html", **parms)
def default(self, path=b"", limit='10', **kwargs):
limit = validate_int(limit)
repo_obj = self.app.store.get_repo(path)
# Set up warning about in-progress backups, if necessary
warning = False
status = repo_obj.status
if status[0] != 'ok':
warning = status[1] + ' ' + _("The displayed data may be inconsistent.")
parms = {
"limit": limit,
"repo": repo_obj,
"history_entries": repo_obj.get_history_entries(numLatestEntries=limit, reverse=True),
"warning": warning,
}
return self._compile_template("history.html", **parms)
def _remove_older(self, repo_obj, keepdays=None, **kwargs):
is_maintainer()
validate_int(keepdays)
# Update the database.
repo_obj.keepdays = keepdays
return _("Updated")
def _users_handle_action(self, action, username, email, password,
user_root, role):
success = ""
# We need to change values. Change them, then give back that main
# page again, with a message
if username == self.app.currentuser.username:
# Don't allow the user to changes it's "role" state.
role = self.app.currentuser.role
# Fork the behaviour according to the action.
if action == "edit":
# Validation
validate_int(role, 'role should be an integer')
validate(int(role) in ROLES, 'invalid role')
user = self.app.store.get_user(username)
logger.info("updating user [%s] info", user)
if password:
user.set_password(password, old_password=None)
user.user_root = user_root
user.role = role
# Avoid updating the email fields is it didn'T changed. see pdsl/minarca#187
if email != user.email:
user.email = email
success = _("User information modified successfully.")
# Check and update user directory
if user.user_root:
self._check_user_root_dir(user.user_root)
user.update_repos()
elif action == "add":
# Validation
validate_int(role, 'role should be an integer')
validate(int(role) in ROLES, 'invalid role')
if username == "":
raise RdiffWarning(_("The username is invalid."))
logger.info("adding user [%s]", username)
user = self.app.store.add_user(username, password)
if user_root:
user.user_root = user_root
user.role = role
user.email = email
# Check and update user directory
if user.user_root:
self._check_user_root_dir(user.user_root)
user.update_repos()
success = _("User added successfully.")
if action == "delete":
if username == self.app.currentuser.username:
raise RdiffWarning(_("You cannot remove your own account!"))
user = self.app.store.get_user(username)
if not user:
raise RdiffWarning(_("User doesn't exists!"))
try:
user.delete()
except ValueError as e:
raise RdiffWarning(e)
success = _("User account removed.")
# Return messages
return {'success': success}