def forgot_pass():
if not g.notebook.conf()['email']:
return current_app.message(
_('The account recovery system is not active.'))
username = request.values.get('username', '').strip()
if not username:
return render_template(
os.path.join('html', 'accounts', 'account_recovery.html'))
def error(msg):
return current_app.message(msg, url_for('forgot_pass'))
try:
user = g.notebook.user(username)
except KeyError:
return error(_('Username is invalid.'))
if not user.is_email_confirmed():
return error(_("The e-mail address hasn't been confirmed."))
#XXX: some of this could be factored out into a random passowrd
#function. There are a few places in admin.py that also use it.
from random import choice
import string
chara = string.letters + string.digits
old_pass = user.password()
password = ''.join([choice(chara) for i in range(8)])
from sagenb.notebook.smtpsend import send_mail
from sagenb.notebook.register import build_password_msg
# TODO: make this come from the server settings
listenaddr = g.notebook.interface
port = g.notebook.port
fromaddr = 'no-reply@%s' % listenaddr
body = build_password_msg(password, username, listenaddr, port,
g.notebook.secure)
destaddr = user.get_email()
try:
send_mail(fromaddr, destaddr, _("Sage Notebook Account Recovery"),
body)
except ValueError:
# the email address is invalid
return error(
_("The new password couldn't be sent to %(dest)s.", dest=destaddr))
else:
g.notebook.user_manager().set_password(username, password)
return current_app.message(
_("A new password has been sent to your e-mail address."),
url_for('base.index'))
def forgot_pass():
if not g.notebook.conf()["email"]:
return current_app.message(_("The account recovery system is not active."))
username = request.values.get("username", "").strip()
if not username:
return render_template(os.path.join("html", "accounts", "account_recovery.html"))
def error(msg):
return current_app.message(msg, url_for("forgot_pass"))
try:
user = g.notebook.user(username)
except KeyError:
return error(_("Username is invalid."))
if not user.is_email_confirmed():
return error(_("The e-mail address hasn't been confirmed."))
# XXX: some of this could be factored out into a random passowrd
# function. There are a few places in admin.py that also use it.
from random import choice
import string
chara = string.letters + string.digits
old_pass = user.password()
password = "".join([choice(chara) for i in range(8)])
from sagenb.notebook.smtpsend import send_mail
from sagenb.notebook.register import build_password_msg
# TODO: make this come from the server settings
listenaddr = g.notebook.interface
port = g.notebook.port
fromaddr = "no-reply@%s" % listenaddr
body = build_password_msg(password, username, listenaddr, port, g.notebook.secure)
destaddr = user.get_email()
try:
send_mail(fromaddr, destaddr, _("Sage Notebook Account Recovery"), body)
except ValueError:
# the email address is invalid
return error(_("The new password couldn't be sent to %(dest)s.", dest=destaddr))
else:
g.notebook.user_manager().set_password(username, password)
return current_app.message(_("A new password has been sent to your e-mail address."), url_for("base.index"))
def forgot_pass():
if not g.notebook.conf()['email']:
return current_app.message('The account recovery system is not active.')
username = request.values.get('username', '').strip()
if not username:
return render_template(os.path.join('html', 'accounts', 'account_recovery.html'))
def error(msg):
return current_app.message(msg, url_for('forgot_pass'))
try:
user = g.notebook.user(request.values[username])
except KeyError:
return error('Username is invalid.')
if not user.is_email_confirmed():
return error("The e-mail address hasn't been confirmed.")
#XXX: some of this could be factored out into a random passowrd
#function. There are a few places in admin.py that also use it.
from random import choice
import string
chara = string.letters + string.digits
old_pass = user.password()
password = ''.join([choice(chara) for i in range(8)])
user.set_password(password)
from sagenb.notebook.smtpsend import send_mail
from sagenb.notebook.register import build_password_msg
# TODO: make this come from the server settings
listenaddr = g.notebook.interface
port = g.notebook.port
fromaddr = 'no-reply@%s' % listenaddr
body = build_password_msg(password, username, listenaddr, port, g.notebook.secure)
destaddr = user.get_email()
try:
send_mail(fromaddr, destaddr, "Sage Notebook Account Recovery", body)
except ValueError:
# the email address is invalid
user.set_password(old_pass)
return error("The new password couldn't be sent."%destaddr)
return current_app.message("A new password has been sent to your e-mail address.", url_for('base.index'))