def verify_password(username_or_token, password=None):
global database
#database = lib.get_db()
LOGGER = lib.get_logger(PROCESS)
print("Will Verify User: {}, {}", username_or_token, password)
# First try to verify via token
user_rec = Users.verify_auth_token(app.config['SECRET_KEY'],
username_or_token)
if user_rec is None:
# try to authenticate with username/password
user_rec = Users.get(username_or_token, password)
if user_rec is None:
return False
g.user = user_rec
return True
def verify_password(username_or_token, password=None):
global database
#database = lib.get_db()
LOGGER = lib.get_logger(PROCESS)
debug and LOGGER.warn("Will Verify User: {}, {}".format(username_or_token, password))
# First try to verify via token
user_rec = Users.verify_auth_token(app.config['SECRET_KEY'], username_or_token)
if user_rec is None:
# try to authenticate with username/password
user_rec = Users.get(username_or_token, password)
if user_rec is None:
return False
g.user = user_rec
# Cache username<->user_id in redis for our stratum server
redis_key = redis_userid_key + user_rec.username
r.set(redis_key, user_rec.id)
return True
#!/usr/bin/python
# Given a username and plaintext password,
# authenticate against the db user records
import sys
from grinbase.model.users import Users
from grinlib import lib
# User to authenticate
username = sys.argv[1]
password = sys.argv[2]
# Initialize a db connection
database = lib.get_db()
# Lookup / authenticate
theUserRecord = Users.get(username, password)
# Print the results
if theUserRecord is None:
print("Failed to find or autenticate user: {}".format(username))
else:
print("Success, {} has id {}".format(username, theUserRecord.id))