def __init__(self, parent=None, name=None, fullname=None, **kwargs):
# Keep compatibility with the old behavior of the "parent" attribute
# when creating new objects. Note that both the location manipulation
# commands and the data loader in the unittest suite depends on this.
if parent is not None:
if parent.__class__ not in self.valid_parents:
raise AquilonError(
"{0} cannot be a parent of {1:lc} {2}.".format(
parent, self, name))
session = object_session(parent)
if not session:
raise AquilonError("The parent must be persistent")
# We have to disable autoflush in case parent._parent_links needs
# loading, since self is not ready to be pushed to the DB yet
with session.no_autoflush:
for link in parent._parent_links:
session.add(
LocationLink(child=self,
parent=link.parent,
distance=link.distance + 1))
session.add(LocationLink(child=self, parent=parent,
distance=1))
session.expire(parent, ["_child_links", "children"])
if not fullname:
fullname = name
super(Location, self).__init__(name=name, fullname=fullname, **kwargs)
self._parent_dict = None
def __init__(self, service, protocol, dns_domain, dns_environment,
priority, weight, port, target, **kwargs):
if not isinstance(target, Fqdn): # pragma: no cover
raise TypeError("The target of an SRV record must be an Fqdn.")
session = object_session(target)
if not session: # pragma: no cover
raise AquilonError("The target name must already be part of "
"the session.")
# SRV records are special, as the FQDN is managed internally
if "fqdn" in kwargs: # pragma: no cover
raise AquilonError("SRV records do not accept an FQDN argument.")
self.validate_ushort('priority', priority)
self.validate_ushort('weight', weight)
self.validate_ushort('port', port)
# RFC 2782:
# - there must be one or more address records for the target
# - the target must not be an alias
found_address = False
for rr in target.dns_records:
if isinstance(rr, ARecord):
found_address = True
elif isinstance(rr, Alias):
raise ArgumentError("The target of an SRV record must not be "
"an alias.")
if not found_address:
raise ArgumentError("The target of an SRV record must resolve to "
"one or more addresses.")
if protocol not in PROTOCOLS:
raise ArgumentError("Unknown protocol %s." % protocol)
name = "_%s._%s" % (service.strip().lower(), protocol.strip().lower())
# Disable autoflush because self is not ready to be pushed to the DB yet
with session.no_autoflush:
fqdn = Fqdn.get_or_create(session,
name=name,
dns_domain=dns_domain,
dns_environment=dns_environment,
ignore_name_check=True)
# Do not allow two SRV records pointing at the same target
for rr in fqdn.dns_records:
if isinstance(rr, SrvRecord) and rr.target == target and \
rr.protocol == protocol and rr.service == service:
raise ArgumentError("{0} already exists.".format(rr))
super(SrvRecord, self).__init__(fqdn=fqdn,
priority=priority,
weight=weight,
port=port,
target=target,
**kwargs)
def update_parent(self, parent=None):
session = object_session(self)
if parent is None: # pragma: no cover
raise AquilonError(
"Parent location can be updated but not removed")
if parent.__class__ not in self.valid_parents:
raise AquilonError("{0} cannot be a parent of {1:l}.".format(
parent, self))
# Disable autoflush. We'll make use of SQLA's ability to replace
# DELETE + INSERT for the same LocationLink with an UPDATE of the
# distance column.
with session.no_autoflush:
# Delete links to our old parent and its ancestors
for plink in self._parent_links:
q = session.query(LocationLink)
q = q.filter(
and_(LocationLink.child_id.in_(self.offspring_ids()),
LocationLink.parent_id == plink.parent.id))
# See above: we depend on the caching ability of the session, so
# we can't use q.delete()
for clink in q.all():
session.delete(clink)
# Add links to the new parent
session.add(LocationLink(child=self, parent=parent, distance=1))
for clink in self._child_links:
session.add(
LocationLink(child_id=clink.child_id,
parent=parent,
distance=clink.distance + 1))
# Add links to the new parent's ancestors
for plink in parent._parent_links:
session.add(
LocationLink(child=self,
parent_id=plink.parent_id,
distance=plink.distance + 1))
for clink in self._child_links:
session.add(
LocationLink(child_id=clink.child_id,
parent_id=plink.parent_id,
distance=plink.distance + clink.distance +
1))
session.flush()
session.expire(parent, ["_child_links", "children"])
session.expire(self, ["_parent_links", "parent", "parents"])
self._parent_dict = None
def login(self, passwds):
errs = []
pswd_re = re.compile('PASSWORD')
dsn_copy = self.dsn
if not passwds:
raise AquilonError("At least one password must be specified, even "
"if that's empty.")
for p in passwds:
self.dsn = re.sub(pswd_re, p, dsn_copy)
self.engine = create_engine(self.dsn, **self.pool_options)
self.no_lock_engine = create_engine(self.dsn, **self.pool_options)
# Events should be registered before we try to open a real
# connection below, because the underlying DBAPI connection will not
# be closed
if self.engine.dialect.name == "oracle":
event.listen(self.engine, "connect", oracle_set_module)
event.listen(self.no_lock_engine, "connect", oracle_set_module)
event.listen(self.engine, "checkin", oracle_reset_action)
event.listen(self.no_lock_engine, "checkin",
oracle_reset_action)
try:
connection = self.engine.connect()
connection.close()
return
except SaDBError, e:
errs.append(e)
def deprecated_command(cls, msg, logger=None, user=None, **kwargs):
if not logger or not user: # pragma: no cover
raise AquilonError("Too few arguments to deprecated_command")
# cls.__name__ is good enough to mine the logs which deprecated commands
# are still in use.
logger.info("User %s invoked deprecated command %s" %
(user, cls.__name__))
logger.client_info(msg)
def __init__(self, action, options):
m = getattr(self, action, None)
if not m:
raise AquilonError("Internal Error: Unknown action '%s' attempted"
% action)
self.run = m
# Propagate some options to subprocesses
self.env = os.environ.copy()
self.env["AQHOST"] = options.get("aqhost")
self.env["AQSERVICE"] = options.get("aqservice")
self.env["AQPORT"] = str(options.get("aqport"))
def update_primary_ip(session, dbhw_ent, ip):
if not dbhw_ent.primary_name:
raise ArgumentError(
"{0} does not have a primary name.".format(dbhw_ent))
dbnetwork = get_net_id_from_ip(session, ip)
check_ip_restrictions(dbnetwork, ip)
# The primary address must be unique
q = session.query(AddressAssignment)
q = q.filter_by(network=dbnetwork)
q = q.filter_by(ip=ip)
addr = q.first()
if addr:
raise ArgumentError(
"IP address {0} is already in use by {1:l}.".format(
ip, addr.interface))
# Convert ReservedName to ARecord if needed
if isinstance(dbhw_ent.primary_name, ReservedName):
convert_reserved_to_arecord(session, dbhw_ent.primary_name, dbnetwork,
ip)
# When converting a ReservedName to an ARecord, we have to bind the
# primary address to an interface. Try to pick one.
dbinterface = first_of(dbhw_ent.interfaces, lambda x: x.bootable)
if not dbinterface:
dbinterface = first_of(dbhw_ent.interfaces,
lambda x: x.interface_type != "management")
if not dbinterface: # pragma: no cover
raise AquilonError("Cannot update the primary IP address of {0:l} "
"because it does not have any interfaces "
"defined.".format(dbhw_ent))
assign_address(dbinterface, ip, dbnetwork)
else:
dns_rec = dbhw_ent.primary_name
q = session.query(AddressAssignment)
q = q.filter_by(network=dns_rec.network)
q = q.filter_by(ip=dns_rec.ip)
q = q.join(Interface)
q = q.filter_by(hardware_entity=dbhw_ent)
# In case of Zebra, the address may be assigned to multiple interfaces
addrs = q.all()
dns_rec.ip = ip
dns_rec.network = dbnetwork
for addr in addrs:
addr.ip = ip
addr.network = dbnetwork
def _get_password_list(self):
"""
Read a password file containing one password per line. The passwords
will be tried in the order they appear in the file.
"""
# Default: no password
if not config.has_option("database", "password_file") or \
not config.get("database", "password_file").strip():
return [""]
passwd_file = config.get("database", "password_file")
if not os.path.exists(passwd_file):
raise AquilonError("The password file '%s' does not exist." %
passwd_file)
passwds = ""
with open(passwd_file) as f:
passwds = f.readlines()
if not passwds:
raise AquilonError("Password file %s is empty." % passwd_file)
return [passwd.strip() for passwd in passwds]
def deprecated_option(cls,
option,
msg="",
logger=None,
user=None,
**kwargs):
if not option or not logger or not user: # pragma: no cover
raise AquilonError("Too few arguments to deprecated_option")
# cls.__name__ is good enough to mine the logs which deprecated options
# are still in use.
logger.info("User %s used deprecated option %s of command %s" %
(user, option, cls.__name__))
logger.client_info("The --%s option is deprecated. %s" %
(option, msg))
def __init__(self, defaults=global_defaults, configfile=None):
self.__dict__ = self.__shared_state
if getattr(self, "baseconfig", None):
if not configfile or self.baseconfig == os.path.realpath(
configfile):
return
raise AquilonError(
"Could not configure with %s, already configured with %s" %
(configfile, self.baseconfig))
# This is a small race condition here... baseconfig could be
# checked here, pre-empted, checked again elsewhere, and also
# get here. If that ever happens, it is only a problem if one
# passed in a configfile and the other didn't. Punting for now.
if configfile:
self.baseconfig = os.path.realpath(configfile)
else:
self.baseconfig = os.path.realpath(
os.environ.get("AQDCONF", "/etc/aqd.conf"))
SafeConfigParser.__init__(self, defaults)
src_defaults = os.path.join(defaults["srcdir"], "etc",
"aqd.conf.defaults")
read_files = self.read([src_defaults, self.baseconfig])
for file in [src_defaults, self.baseconfig]:
if file not in read_files:
raise AquilonError("Could not read configuration file %s." %
file)
# Allow a section to "pull in" another section, as though all the
# values defined in the alternate were actually defined there.
for section in self.sections():
section_option = "%s_section" % section
if self.has_option(section, section_option):
alternate_section = self.get(section, section_option)
if self.has_section(alternate_section):
for (name, value) in self.items(alternate_section):
self.set(section, name, value)
def main():
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)
query = session.query(Resource)
old_paths = []
with CompileKey():
for res in query.all():
PlenaryResource(res).write(locked=True)
holder = res.holder.holder_object
if isinstance(holder, ResourceGroup):
holder = holder.holder.holder_object
else:
old_paths.append("resource/%s/%s/%s/%s" %
(res.resource_type, res.holder.holder_type,
res.holder.holder_name, res.name))
try:
# Show that something is happening...
print "Flushing {0:l}".format(holder)
if isinstance(holder, Host):
PlenaryHost(holder).write(locked=True)
elif isinstance(holder, Cluster):
PlenaryCluster(holder).write(locked=True)
else:
raise AquilonError("Unknown holder object: %r" % holder)
except IncompleteError:
pass
plenarydir = config.get("broker", "plenarydir")
for path in old_paths:
try:
os.remove(os.path.join(plenarydir, path, "config.tpl"))
except OSError:
pass
try:
os.removedirs(os.path.join(plenarydir, path))
except OSError:
pass
class DbFactory(object):
__shared_state = {}
__started = False # at the class definition, that is
def __init__(self, *args, **kw):
self.__dict__ = self.__shared_state
if self.__started:
return
self.__started = True
self.dsn = config.get('database', 'dsn')
self.pool_options = {}
self.pool_options["pool_size"] = config.getint("database", "pool_size")
self.pool_options["max_overflow"] = config.getint(
"database", "pool_max_overflow")
if len(config.get("database", "pool_timeout").strip()) > 0:
self.pool_options["pool_timeout"] = config.getint(
"database", "pool_timeout")
else:
self.pool_options["pool_timeout"] = None
log = logging.getLogger('aqdb.db_factory')
log.info("Database engine using pool options %s" % self.pool_options)
passwds = self._get_password_list()
# ORACLE
if self.dsn.startswith('oracle'):
import cx_Oracle # pylint: disable=W0612
self.login(passwds)
# POSTGRESQL
elif self.dsn.startswith('postgresql'):
import psycopg2 # pylint: disable=W0612
self.login(passwds)
# SQLITE
elif self.dsn.startswith('sqlite'):
self.engine = create_engine(self.dsn)
self.no_lock_engine = None
event.listen(self.engine, "connect", sqlite_foreign_keys)
if config.has_option("database", "disable_fsync") and \
config.getboolean("database", "disable_fsync"):
event.listen(self.engine, "connect", sqlite_no_fsync)
log = logging.getLogger('aqdb.db_factory')
log.info("SQLite is operating in unsafe mode!")
connection = self.engine.connect()
connection.close()
else:
msg = "Supported database datasources are postgresql, oracle and sqlite.\n"
msg += "yours is '%s' " % self.dsn
sys.stderr.write(msg)
sys.exit(9)
self.meta = MetaData(self.engine)
assert self.meta
self.Session = scoped_session(sessionmaker(bind=self.engine))
assert self.Session
# For database types that support concurrent connections, we
# create a separate thread pool for connections that promise
# not to wait on locks.
if self.no_lock_engine:
self.NLSession = scoped_session(
sessionmaker(bind=self.no_lock_engine))
else:
self.NLSession = self.Session
def login(self, passwds):
errs = []
pswd_re = re.compile('PASSWORD')
dsn_copy = self.dsn
if not passwds:
raise AquilonError("At least one password must be specified, even "
"if that's empty.")
for p in passwds:
self.dsn = re.sub(pswd_re, p, dsn_copy)
self.engine = create_engine(self.dsn, **self.pool_options)
self.no_lock_engine = create_engine(self.dsn, **self.pool_options)
# Events should be registered before we try to open a real
# connection below, because the underlying DBAPI connection will not
# be closed
if self.engine.dialect.name == "oracle":
event.listen(self.engine, "connect", oracle_set_module)
event.listen(self.no_lock_engine, "connect", oracle_set_module)
event.listen(self.engine, "checkin", oracle_reset_action)
event.listen(self.no_lock_engine, "checkin",
oracle_reset_action)
try:
connection = self.engine.connect()
connection.close()
return
except SaDBError, e:
errs.append(e)
if errs:
raise errs.pop()
else:
raise AquilonError('Failed to connect to %s')
def read_file(path, filename, logger=LOGGER):
fullfile = os.path.join(path, filename)
try:
return open(fullfile).read()
except OSError, e:
raise AquilonError("Could not read contents of %s: %s" % (fullfile, e))
rollback_failures = []
for args in self.rollback_list:
cmd = [self.dsdb]
cmd.extend(args)
try:
self.logger.client_info("DSDB: %s" %
" ".join([str(a) for a in args]))
run_command(cmd, env=self.getenv(), logger=self.logger)
except ProcessException, err:
rollback_failures.append(str(err))
did_something = bool(self.rollback_list)
del self.rollback_list[:]
if rollback_failures:
raise AquilonError("DSDB rollback failed, DSDB state is "
"inconsistent: " + "\n".join(rollback_failures))
elif did_something:
self.logger.client_info("DSDB rollback completed.")
def commit_or_rollback(self, error_msg=None, verbose=False):
try:
self.commit(verbose=verbose)
except ProcessException, err:
if not error_msg:
error_msg = "DSDB update failed"
self.logger.warn(str(err))
self.rollback(verbose=verbose)
raise ArgumentError(error_msg)
def add_action(self,
command_args,
def render(self, session, dbuser, ip, netmask, prefixlen,
network_environment, **arguments):
if netmask:
# There must me a faster way, but this is the easy one
net = IPv4Network("127.0.0.0/%s" % netmask)
prefixlen = net.prefixlen
if prefixlen < 8 or prefixlen > 32:
raise ArgumentError("The prefix length must be between 8 and 32.")
dbnet_env = NetworkEnvironment.get_unique_or_default(
session, network_environment)
self.az.check_network_environment(dbuser, dbnet_env)
dbnetwork = get_net_id_from_ip(session,
ip,
network_environment=dbnet_env)
if prefixlen <= dbnetwork.cidr:
raise ArgumentError("The specified --prefixlen must be bigger "
"than the current value.")
subnets = dbnetwork.network.subnet(new_prefix=prefixlen)
# Collect IP addresses that will become network/broadcast addresses
# after the split
bad_ips = []
for subnet in subnets:
bad_ips.append(subnet.ip)
bad_ips.append(subnet.broadcast)
q = session.query(AddressAssignment.ip)
q = q.filter_by(network=dbnetwork)
q = q.filter(AddressAssignment.ip.in_(bad_ips))
used_addrs = q.all()
if used_addrs:
raise ArgumentError(
"Network split failed, because the following "
"subnet IP and/or broadcast addresses are "
"assigned to hosts: %s" %
", ".join([str(addr.ip) for addr in used_addrs]))
q = session.query(ARecord.ip)
q = q.filter_by(network=dbnetwork)
q = q.filter(ARecord.ip.in_(bad_ips))
used_addrs = q.all()
if used_addrs:
raise ArgumentError(
"Network split failed, because the following "
"subnet IP and/or broadcast addresses are "
"registered in the DNS: %s" %
", ".join([str(addr.ip) for addr in used_addrs]))
# Reason of the initial value: we keep the name of the first segment
# (e.g. "foo"), and the next segment will be called "foo_2"
name_idx = 2
dbnets = []
for subnet in dbnetwork.network.subnet(new_prefix=prefixlen):
# Skip the original
if subnet.ip == dbnetwork.ip:
continue
# Generate a new name. Make it unique, even if the DB does not
# enforce that currently
while True:
# TODO: check if the new name is too long
name = "%s_%d" % (dbnetwork.name, name_idx)
name_idx += 1
q = session.query(Network)
q = q.filter_by(network_environment=dbnet_env)
q = q.filter_by(name=name)
if q.count() == 0:
break
# Should not happen...
if name_idx > 1000: # pragma: no cover
raise AquilonError(
"Could not generate a unique network "
"name in a reasonable time, bailing out")
# Inherit location & side from the supernet
newnet = Network(
name=name,
network=subnet,
network_environment=dbnet_env,
location=dbnetwork.location,
side=dbnetwork.side,
comments="Created by splitting {0:a}".format(dbnetwork))
session.add(newnet)
dbnets.append(newnet)
dbnetwork.cidr = prefixlen
session.flush()
for newnet in dbnets:
fix_foreign_links(session, dbnetwork, newnet)
session.flush()
def _remove_from_rp(self, na_obj):
try:
na_obj.delete()
except Exception, e:
raise AquilonError('Failed while removing nas assignment in '
'resource pool: %s' % e)
logger.info("Unknown network %s in output line #%d: %s" %
(network, reader.line_num, row))
continue
if dbnetwork.cidr != bitmask_int:
logger.client_info(
"{0}: skipping VLAN {1}, because network "
"bitmask value {2} differs from prefixlen "
"{3.cidr} of {3:l}.".format(switch, vlan, bitmask,
dbnetwork))
continue
vlan_info = VlanInfo.get_unique(session,
vlan_id=vlan_int,
compel=False)
if not vlan_info:
logger.client_info(
"vlan {0} is not defined in AQ. Please "
"use add_vlan to add it.".format(vlan_int))
continue
if vlan_info.vlan_type == "unknown":
continue
dbvlan = ObservedVlan(vlan_id=vlan_int,
switch=switch,
network=dbnetwork,
creation_date=now)
session.add(dbvlan)
except CSVError, e:
raise AquilonError("Error parsing vlan2net results: %s" % e)
def grab_address(session,
fqdn,
ip,
network_environment=None,
dns_environment=None,
comments=None,
allow_restricted_domain=False,
allow_multi=False,
allow_reserved=False,
relaxed=False,
preclude=False):
"""
Take ownership of an address.
This is a bit complicated because due to DNS propagation delays, we want to
allow users to pre-define a DNS address and then assign the address to a
host later.
Parameters:
session: SQLA session handle
fqdn: the name to allocate/take over
ip: the IP address to allocate/take over
network_environment: where the IP address lives
dns_enviromnent: where the FQDN lives
comments: any comments to attach to the DNS record if it is created as new
allow_restricted_domain: if True, adding entries to restricted DNS
domains is allowed, otherwise it is denied. Default is False.
allow_multi: if True, allow the same FQDN to be added multiple times with
different IP addresses. Deault is False.
allow_reserved: if True, allow creating a ReservedName instead of an
ARecord if no IP address was specified. Default is False.
preclude: if True, forbid taking over an existing DNS record, even if it
is not referenced by any AddressAssignment records. Default is
False.
"""
if not isinstance(network_environment, NetworkEnvironment):
network_environment = NetworkEnvironment.get_unique_or_default(
session, network_environment)
if not dns_environment:
dns_environment = network_environment.dns_environment
elif not isinstance(dns_environment, DnsEnvironment):
dns_environment = DnsEnvironment.get_unique(session,
dns_environment,
compel=True)
# Non-default DNS environments may contain anything, but we want to keep
# the internal environment clean
if dns_environment.is_default and not network_environment.is_default:
raise ArgumentError("Entering external IP addresses to the "
"internal DNS environment is not allowed.")
short, dbdns_domain = parse_fqdn(session, fqdn)
# Lock the domain to prevent adding/deleting records while we're checking
# FQDN etc. availability
dbdns_domain.lock_row()
if dbdns_domain.restricted and not allow_restricted_domain:
raise ArgumentError("{0} is restricted, adding extra addresses "
"is not allowed.".format(dbdns_domain))
dbfqdn = Fqdn.get_or_create(session,
dns_environment=dns_environment,
name=short,
dns_domain=dbdns_domain,
query_options=[joinedload('dns_records')])
existing_record = None
newly_created = False
if ip:
dbnetwork = get_net_id_from_ip(session, ip, network_environment)
check_ip_restrictions(dbnetwork, ip, relaxed=relaxed)
dbnetwork.lock_row()
# No filtering on DNS environment. If an address is dynamic in one
# environment, it should not be considered static in a different
# environment.
q = session.query(DynamicStub)
q = q.filter_by(network=dbnetwork)
q = q.filter_by(ip=ip)
dbdns_rec = q.first()
_forbid_dyndns(dbdns_rec)
# Verify that no other record uses the same IP address, this time taking
# the DNS environemt into consideration.
# While the DNS would allow different A records to point to the same IP
# address, the current user expectation is that creating a DNS entry
# also counts as a reservation, so we can not allow this use case. If we
# want to implement such a feature later, the best way would be to
# subclass Alias and let that subclass emit an A record instead of a
# CNAME when the dump_dns command is called.
q = session.query(ARecord)
q = q.filter_by(network=dbnetwork)
q = q.filter_by(ip=ip)
q = q.join(ARecord.fqdn)
q = q.filter_by(dns_environment=dns_environment)
dbrecords = q.all()
if dbrecords and len(dbrecords) > 1: # pragma: no cover
# We're just trying to make sure this never happens
raise AquilonError(
"IP address %s is referenced by multiple "
"DNS records: %s" %
(ip, ", ".join([format(rec, "a") for rec in dbrecords])))
if dbrecords and dbrecords[0].fqdn != dbfqdn:
raise ArgumentError(
"IP address {0} is already in use by {1:l}.".format(
ip, dbrecords[0]))
# Check if the name is used already
for dbdns_rec in dbfqdn.dns_records:
if isinstance(dbdns_rec, ARecord):
_forbid_dyndns(dbdns_rec)
_check_netenv_compat(dbdns_rec, network_environment)
if dbdns_rec.ip == ip and dbdns_rec.network == dbnetwork:
existing_record = dbdns_rec
elif not allow_multi:
raise ArgumentError(
"{0} points to a different IP address.".format(
dbdns_rec))
elif isinstance(dbdns_rec, ReservedName):
existing_record = convert_reserved_to_arecord(
session, dbdns_rec, dbnetwork, ip)
newly_created = True
else:
# Exclude aliases etc.
raise ArgumentError(
"{0} cannot be used for address assignment.".format(
dbdns_rec))
if not existing_record:
existing_record = ARecord(fqdn=dbfqdn,
ip=ip,
network=dbnetwork,
comments=comments)
session.add(existing_record)
newly_created = True
else:
if not dbfqdn.dns_records:
# There's no IP, and the name did not exist before. Create a
# reservation, but only if the caller allowed that use case.
if not allow_reserved:
raise ArgumentError("DNS Record %s does not exist." % dbfqdn)
existing_record = ReservedName(fqdn=dbfqdn, comments=comments)
newly_created = True
else:
# There's no IP, but the name is already in use. We need a single IP
# address.
if len(dbfqdn.dns_records) > 1:
raise ArgumentError(
"{0} does not resolve to a single IP address.".format(
dbfqdn))
existing_record = dbfqdn.dns_records[0]
_forbid_dyndns(existing_record)
if not isinstance(existing_record, ARecord):
# Exclude aliases etc.
raise ArgumentError(
"{0} cannot be used for address assignment.".format(
existing_record))
# Verify that the existing record is in the network environment the
# caller expects
_check_netenv_compat(existing_record, network_environment)
ip = existing_record.ip
dbnetwork = existing_record.network
dbnetwork.lock_row()
if existing_record.hardware_entity:
raise ArgumentError(
"{0} is already used as the primary name of {1:cl} "
"{1.label}.".format(existing_record,
existing_record.hardware_entity))
if preclude and not newly_created:
raise ArgumentError("{0} already exists.".format(existing_record))
if ip:
q = session.query(AddressAssignment)
q = q.filter_by(network=dbnetwork)
q = q.filter_by(ip=ip)
addr = q.first()
if addr:
raise ArgumentError("IP address {0} is already in use by "
"{1:l}.".format(ip, addr.interface))
return (existing_record, newly_created)
def protocol(self):
m = _name_re.match(self.fqdn.name)
if not m: # pragma: no cover
raise AquilonError("Malformed SRV FQDN in AQDB: %s" % self.fqdn)
return m.group(2)
