def _update_network_data(self):
hostname = self.data.network.hostname
self.data.network.network = []
for i, name in enumerate(nm.nm_devices()):
if network.is_ibft_configured_device(name):
continue
nd = network.ksdata_from_ifcfg(name)
if not nd:
continue
if name in nm.nm_activated_devices():
nd.activate = True
else:
# First network command defaults to --activate so we must
# use --no-activate explicitly to prevent the default
if i == 0:
nd.activate = False
self.data.network.network.append(nd)
(valid, error) = network.sanityCheckHostname(self.hostname_dialog.value)
if valid:
hostname = self.hostname_dialog.value
else:
self.errors.append(_("Host name is not valid: %s") % error)
self.hostname_dialog.value = hostname
network.update_hostname_data(self.data, hostname)
def _update_network_data(self):
hostname = self._network_module.proxy.Hostname
self.data.network.network = []
for i, name in enumerate(nm.nm_devices()):
if network.is_ibft_configured_device(name):
continue
nd = network.ksdata_from_ifcfg(name)
if not nd:
continue
if name in nm.nm_activated_devices():
nd.activate = True
else:
# First network command defaults to --activate so we must
# use --no-activate explicitly to prevent the default
if i == 0:
nd.activate = False
self.data.network.network.append(nd)
(valid, error) = network.sanityCheckHostname(self._value)
if valid:
hostname = self._value
else:
self.errors.append(_("Host name is not valid: %s") % error)
self._value = hostname
network.update_hostname_data(self.data, hostname)
def update_hostname_data_test(self, proxy_getter):
proxy = mock.Mock()
proxy_getter.return_value = proxy
from pyanaconda.kickstart import AnacondaKSHandler
handler = AnacondaKSHandler()
ksdata = self.ksdata_mock
# network --hostname oldhostname
# pylint: disable=no-member
nd = handler.NetworkData(hostname="oldhostname", bootProto="")
ksdata.network.network = [nd]
network.update_hostname_data(ksdata, "newhostname")
proxy.SetHostname.assert_called_with("newhostname")
# network --hostname newhostname
self.assertEqual(ksdata.network.network[0].hostname, "newhostname")
# no network in ks
ksdata.network.network = []
network.update_hostname_data(ksdata, "newhostname")
proxy.SetHostname.assert_called_with("newhostname")
# network --hostname newhostname
self.assertEqual(ksdata.network.network[0].hostname, "newhostname")
# network --bootproto dhcp --onboot no --device em1 --hostname oldhostname
# pylint: disable=no-member
nd = handler.NetworkData(bootProto="dhcp", onboot="no", device="em1", hostname="oldhostname")
ksdata.network.network = [nd]
network.update_hostname_data(ksdata, "newhostname")
proxy.SetHostname.assert_called_with("newhostname")
# network --bootproto dhcp --onboot no --device em1 --hostname newhostname
self.assertEqual(ksdata.network.network[0].hostname, "newhostname")
self.assertEqual(len(ksdata.network.network), 1)
# network --bootproto dhcp --onboot no --device em1
# pylint: disable=no-member
nd = handler.NetworkData(bootProto="dhcp", onboot="no", device="em1")
ksdata.network.network = [nd]
network.update_hostname_data(ksdata, "newhostname")
proxy.SetHostname.assert_called_with("newhostname")
# network --bootproto dhcp --onboot no --device em1
# network --hostname newhostname
self.assertEqual(ksdata.network.network[0].hostname, "")
self.assertEqual(ksdata.network.network[1].hostname, "newhostname")
# network --bootproto dhcp --onboot no --device em1
# network --hostname oldhostname
# pylint: disable=no-member
nd1 = handler.NetworkData(bootProto="dhcp", onboot="no", device="em1")
# pylint: disable=no-member
nd2 = handler.NetworkData(hostname="oldhostname", bootProto="")
ksdata.network.network = [nd1, nd2]
network.update_hostname_data(ksdata, "newhostname")
proxy.SetHostname.assert_called_with("newhostname")
# network --bootproto dhcp --onboot no --device em1
# network --hostname newhostname
self.assertEqual(ksdata.network.network[0].hostname, "")
self.assertEqual(ksdata.network.network[1].hostname, "newhostname")
def update_hostname_data_test(self):
from pyanaconda.kickstart import AnacondaKSHandler
handler = AnacondaKSHandler()
ksdata = self.ksdata_mock
# network --hostname oldhostname
# pylint: disable=no-member
nd = handler.NetworkData(hostname="oldhostname", bootProto="")
ksdata.network.network = [nd]
network.update_hostname_data(ksdata, "newhostname")
# network --hostname newhostname
self.assertEqual(ksdata.network.network[0].hostname, "newhostname")
# no network in ks
ksdata.network.network = []
network.update_hostname_data(ksdata, "newhostname")
# network --hostname newhostname
self.assertEqual(ksdata.network.network[0].hostname, "newhostname")
# network --bootproto dhcp --onboot no --device em1 --hostname oldhostname
# pylint: disable=no-member
nd = handler.NetworkData(bootProto="dhcp",
onboot="no",
device="em1",
hostname="oldhostname")
ksdata.network.network = [nd]
network.update_hostname_data(ksdata, "newhostname")
# network --bootproto dhcp --onboot no --device em1 --hostname newhostname
self.assertEqual(ksdata.network.network[0].hostname, "newhostname")
self.assertEqual(len(ksdata.network.network), 1)
# network --bootproto dhcp --onboot no --device em1
# pylint: disable=no-member
nd = handler.NetworkData(bootProto="dhcp", onboot="no", device="em1")
ksdata.network.network = [nd]
network.update_hostname_data(ksdata, "newhostname")
# network --bootproto dhcp --onboot no --device em1
# network --hostname newhostname
self.assertEqual(ksdata.network.network[0].hostname, "")
self.assertEqual(ksdata.network.network[1].hostname, "newhostname")
# network --bootproto dhcp --onboot no --device em1
# network --hostname oldhostname
# pylint: disable=no-member
nd1 = handler.NetworkData(bootProto="dhcp", onboot="no", device="em1")
# pylint: disable=no-member
nd2 = handler.NetworkData(hostname="oldhostname", bootProto="")
ksdata.network.network = [nd1, nd2]
network.update_hostname_data(ksdata, "newhostname")
# network --bootproto dhcp --onboot no --device em1
# network --hostname newhostname
self.assertEquals(ksdata.network.network[0].hostname, "")
self.assertEquals(ksdata.network.network[1].hostname, "newhostname")
def _update_network_data(self):
hostname = self.data.network.hostname
self.data.network.network = []
for name in nm.nm_devices():
nd = network.ksdata_from_ifcfg(name)
if not nd:
continue
if name in nm.nm_activated_devices():
nd.activate = True
self.data.network.network.append(nd)
(valid, error) = network.sanityCheckHostname(self.hostname_dialog.value)
if valid:
hostname = self.hostname_dialog.value
else:
self.errors.append(_("Host name is not valid: %s") % error)
self.hostname_dialog.value = hostname
network.update_hostname_data(self.data, hostname)
def _update_network_data(self):
hostname = self.data.network.hostname
self.data.network.network = []
for name in nm.nm_devices():
nd = network.ksdata_from_ifcfg(name)
if not nd:
continue
if name in nm.nm_activated_devices():
nd.activate = True
self.data.network.network.append(nd)
(valid, error) = network.sanityCheckHostname(self.hostname_dialog.value)
if valid:
hostname = self.hostname_dialog.value
else:
self.errors.append(_("Host name is not valid: %s") % error)
self.hostname_dialog.value = hostname
network.update_hostname_data(self.data, hostname)
def refresh(self, args=None):
""" Refresh screen. """
self._load_new_devices()
EditTUISpoke.refresh(self, args)
# on refresh check if we haven't got hostname from NM on activated
# connection (dhcp or DNS)
if self.hostname_dialog.value == network.DEFAULT_HOSTNAME:
hostname = network.getHostname()
network.update_hostname_data(self.data, hostname)
self.hostname_dialog.value = self.data.network.hostname
summary = self._summary_text()
self._window += [TextWidget(summary), ""]
hostname = _("Host Name: %s\n") % self.data.network.hostname
self._window += [TextWidget(hostname), ""]
# if we have any errors, display them
while len(self.errors) > 0:
self._window += [TextWidget(self.errors.pop()), ""]
def _prep(i, w):
""" Mangle our text to make it look pretty on screen. """
number = TextWidget("%2d)" % (i + 1))
return ColumnWidget([(4, [number]), (None, [w])], 1)
_opts = [_("Set host name")]
for devname in self.supported_devices:
_opts.append(_("Configure device %s") % devname)
text = [TextWidget(o) for o in _opts]
# make everything presentable on screen
choices = [_prep(i, w) for i, w in enumerate(text)]
displayed = ColumnWidget([(78, choices)], 1)
self._window.append(displayed)
return True
def refresh(self, args=None):
""" Refresh screen. """
self._load_new_devices()
EditTUISpoke.refresh(self, args)
# on refresh check if we haven't got hostname from NM on activated
# connection (dhcp or DNS)
if self.hostname_dialog.value == network.DEFAULT_HOSTNAME:
hostname = network.getHostname()
network.update_hostname_data(self.data, hostname)
self.hostname_dialog.value = self.data.network.hostname
summary = self._summary_text()
self._window += [TextWidget(summary), ""]
hostname = _("Host Name: %s\n") % self.data.network.hostname
self._window += [TextWidget(hostname), ""]
# if we have any errors, display them
while len(self.errors) > 0:
self._window += [TextWidget(self.errors.pop()), ""]
def _prep(i, w):
""" Mangle our text to make it look pretty on screen. """
number = TextWidget("%2d)" % (i + 1))
return ColumnWidget([(4, [number]), (None, [w])], 1)
_opts = [_("Set host name")]
for devname in self.supported_devices:
_opts.append(_("Configure device %s") % devname)
text = [TextWidget(o) for o in _opts]
# make everything presentable on screen
choices = [_prep(i, w) for i, w in enumerate(text)]
displayed = ColumnWidget([(78, choices)], 1)
self._window.append(displayed)
return True
