def undo(self, change_record=None):
if not change_record:
msg = "Skipping Undo: No change record in state file."
self.logger.notice(self.module_name, msg)
return 1
# check to see if this might be an oldstyle change record, which is a string of entries
# of "filename|mode|uid|gid\n" - mode should be interpreted as octal
# If so, convert that into the new dictionary style
if not change_record[0:200].strip().startswith('{'):
new_rec = {}
for line in change_record.split('\n'):
fspecs = line.split('|')
if len(fspecs) != 4:
continue
new_rec[fspecs[0]] = {
'owner': fspecs[2],
'group': fspecs[3],
'dacs': int(fspecs[1], 8)
}
change_record = new_rec
return GenericPerms.undo(change_record=change_record)
return 1
def undo(self, change_record=None):
if not change_record:
msg = "Skipping Undo: No change record in state file."
self.logger.notice(self.module_name, msg)
return 1
# Old style change record was simply the permissions to restore, so if we only get a number as the change_record
# treat it as such (with DECIMAL perms) and create the newstyle change record
if not change_record[0:200].strip().startswith('{'):
newperms = int(change_record, 10)
change_record = {}
change_record[self.__target_file] = {'dacs': newperms}
else:
change_record = tcs_utils.string_to_dictionary(change_record)
return GenericPerms.undo(change_record=change_record)
def undo(self, change_record=None):
# Even though we didn't call GenericPerms to *make* the changes, we can still pop the change record back through
# that code...
return GenericPerms.undo(change_record=change_record)
def undo(self, change_record=None):
return GenericPerms.undo(change_record=change_record)
def undo(self, change_record=None):
"""Undo removal of user/group change of unowned files"""
return GenericPerms.undo(change_record=change_record)