def create_site(session):
''' Create some site to play with for the tests
'''
item = model.Site(
name='test-mirror',
password='******',
org_url='http://fedoraproject.org',
private=False,
admin_active=True,
user_active=True,
all_sites_can_pull_from_me=True,
downstream_comments='Mirror available over RSYNC and HTTP.',
email_on_drop=False, # Default value - not changeable in the UI Oo
email_on_add=False, # Default value - not changeable in the UI Oo
created_by='pingou',
)
session.add(item)
item = model.Site(
name='test-mirror2',
password='******',
org_url='http://getfedora.org',
private=False,
admin_active=True,
user_active=True,
all_sites_can_pull_from_me=True,
downstream_comments='Mirror available over HTTP.',
email_on_drop=False,
email_on_add=False,
created_by='kevin',
)
session.add(item)
item = model.Site(
name='test-mirror_private',
password='******',
org_url='http://192.168.0.15',
private=True,
admin_active=True,
user_active=True,
all_sites_can_pull_from_me=False,
downstream_comments='My own mirror available over HTTP.',
email_on_drop=False,
email_on_add=False,
created_by='skvidal',
)
session.add(item)
session.commit()
def site_new():
""" Create a new site.
"""
form = forms.AddSiteForm()
if form.validate_on_submit():
site = model.Site()
SESSION.add(site)
form.populate_obj(obj=site)
site.admin_active = True
site.created_by = flask.g.fas_user.username
if site.org_url.endswith('/'):
site.org_url = site.org_url[:-1]
try:
SESSION.flush()
flask.flash('Site added')
except SQLAlchemyError as err: # pragma: no cover
# We cannot check this as there is no unique constraint in the
# Site table. So the only situation where it could fail is a
# failure at the DB server level itself.
SESSION.rollback()
flask.flash('Could not create the new site')
APP.logger.debug('Could not create the new site')
APP.logger.exception(err)
return flask.redirect(flask.url_for('index'))
try:
msg = mmlib.add_admin_to_site(
SESSION, site, flask.g.fas_user.username)
flask.flash(msg)
except SQLAlchemyError as err: # pragma: no cover
# We cannot check this because the code check before adding the
# new SiteAdmin and therefore the only situation where it could
# fail is a failure at the DB server level itself.
SESSION.rollback()
APP.logger.debug(
'Could not add admin "%s" to site "%s"' % (
flask.g.fas_user.username, site))
APP.logger.exception(err)
SESSION.commit()
return flask.redirect(flask.url_for('index'))
return flask.render_template(
'site_new.html',
form=form,
)
def site_new():
""" Create a new site.
"""
form = forms.AddSiteForm()
if form.validate_on_submit():
site = model.Site()
SESSION.add(site)
form.populate_obj(obj=site)
site.created_by = flask.g.fas_user.username
try:
SESSION.flush()
flask.flash('Site added')
except SQLAlchemyError as err:
SESSION.rollback()
flask.flash('Could not create the new site')
APP.logger.debug('Could not create the new site')
APP.logger.exception(err)
return flask.redirect(flask.url_for('index'))
try:
msg = add_admin_to_site(SESSION, site, flask.g.fas_user.username)
fask.flash(msg)
except SQLAlchemyError as err:
SESSION.rollback()
APP.logger.debug('Could not add admin "%s" to site "%s"' %
(flask.g.fas_user.username, site))
APP.logger.exception(err)
SESSION.commit()
return flask.redirect(flask.url_for('index'))
return flask.render_template(
'site_new.html',
form=form,
)