def _update_etc_issue(_log, is_livecd):
from codebay.l2tpserver import versioninfo
[version_string, cached] = versioninfo.get_version_info()
if is_livecd:
name = 'VPNease'
else:
name = 'VPNease'
issue = textwrap.dedent("""\
VPNease (version %s)
""" % version_string)
helpers.write_file('/etc/issue', issue, append=False, perms=0644)
helpers.write_file('/etc/issue.net', issue, append=False, perms=0644)
def get_product_version(cache=True, filecache=False):
"""Return product version string in an exact format.
Suitable for use in management protocol, for instance. Caches result
and returns version from cache unless cache=True. Product version
should not change without a web UI and product restart.
"""
global _cached_product_version
# memory cache, generally useful
if cache and _cached_product_version is not None:
return _cached_product_version
# file cache, useful for e.g. cron scripts
if filecache and os.path.exists(constants.PRODUCT_VERSION_CACHE_FILE):
f = None
t = None
try:
f = open(constants.PRODUCT_VERSION_CACHE_FILE, 'rb')
t = f.read()
t = t.strip()
finally:
if f is not None:
f.close()
f = None
return t
[version_string, cached] = versioninfo.get_version_info()
# update caches
_cached_product_version = version_string
if not os.path.exists(constants.PRODUCT_VERSION_CACHE_FILE):
f = None
try:
f = open(constants.PRODUCT_VERSION_CACHE_FILE, 'wb')
f.write(version_string)
finally:
if f is not None:
f.close()
f = None
return version_string
def get_product_version(cache=True, filecache=False):
"""Return product version string in an exact format.
Suitable for use in management protocol, for instance. Caches result
and returns version from cache unless cache=True. Product version
should not change without a web UI and product restart.
"""
global _cached_product_version
# memory cache, generally useful
if cache and _cached_product_version is not None:
return _cached_product_version
# file cache, useful for e.g. cron scripts
if filecache and os.path.exists(constants.PRODUCT_VERSION_CACHE_FILE):
f = None
t = None
try:
f = open(constants.PRODUCT_VERSION_CACHE_FILE, 'rb')
t = f.read()
t = t.strip()
finally:
if f is not None:
f.close()
f = None
return t
[version_string, cached] = versioninfo.get_version_info()
# update caches
_cached_product_version = version_string
if not os.path.exists(constants.PRODUCT_VERSION_CACHE_FILE):
f = None
try:
f = open(constants.PRODUCT_VERSION_CACHE_FILE, 'wb')
f.write(version_string)
finally:
if f is not None:
f.close()
f = None
return version_string
def run_update(self):
# Ensure no questions asked
os.environ['DEBIAN_FRONTEND'] = 'noninteractive'
# XXX: is this ok?
# os.environ['DEBIAN_PRIORITY'] = 'critical'
# os.environ['DEBCONF_NOWARNINGS'] = 'yes'
result = None
old_version = None
old_version_cached = None
new_version = None
new_version_cached = None
# Tolerate logger errors
try:
from codebay.common import logger
_log = logger.get('l2tpserver.update.update')
except:
_log = None
try:
from codebay.l2tpserver import constants
from codebay.l2tpserver import runcommand
from codebay.l2tpserver import versioninfo
from codebay.l2tpserver import helpers
run_command = runcommand.run_command
except:
print 'failed to import helpers, cannot update'
return 3
try:
def _run_aptitude(options, cwd=None):
"""Run aptitude with automatic -q and -y options."""
# XXX: add some option to make aptitude return with error instead of asking to ignore trust violations => may not be possible
# - if cannot be done, missing repository keys will result in update timeout (aptitude will block)
cmd = [constants.CMD_APTITUDE, '-q', '-y'] + options
if _log is not None:
_log.info('running: %s' % ' '.join(cmd))
retval, stdout, stderr = run_command(cmd, cwd=cwd)
if retval != 0:
if _log is not None:
_log.warning('aptitude return value: %d' % retval)
_log.warning('stdout:\n%s' % stdout)
_log.warning('stderr:\n%s' % stderr)
return retval, stdout, stderr
def _dpkg_configure_fixup():
"""Attempt 'dpkg --configure -a' fixup."""
# XXX: the previous worry here is that something may block, and an update
# might actually fix the situation anyway.
try:
# XXX: more logging, XXX: path use
[rv, out, err] = run_command([
'dpkg', '--force-depends', '--force-confmiss',
'--force-confdef', '--force-confold', '--configure',
'-a'
],
retval=runcommand.FAIL)
except:
if _log is not None:
_log.exception(
'dpkg --configure -a failed, this is bad')
def _cleanup_old_package_lists():
"""Cleanup old package lists."""
try:
if _log is not None:
_log.info('cleaning up apt sources lists')
# Remove all files in partial dir
partial_dir = '/var/lib/apt/lists/partial'
for f in os.listdir(partial_dir):
fpath = os.path.join(partial_dir, f)
if os.path.isfile(fpath):
run_command(['/bin/rm', '-f', fpath])
# Remove all files except lock
lists_dir = '/var/lib/apt/lists'
for f in os.listdir(lists_dir):
fpath = os.path.join(lists_dir, f)
m = lockfile_name_re.match(f)
if (os.path.isfile(fpath)) and (m is None):
run_command(['/bin/rm', '-f', fpath])
except:
if _log is not None:
_log.exception('failed to remove package list files')
def _aptitude_force_install():
"""Attempt aptitude install which may clear up some (but not nearly all) error situations."""
try:
# XXX: more logging here
# XXX: add -q (quiet) option?
run_command(
[constants.CMD_APTITUDE, '-f', '-y', 'install'],
retval=runcommand.FAIL)
except:
if _log is not None:
_log.exception('apt-get cleanup failed, ignoring')
# Figure out version
v_name_re = re.compile('vpnease_.*\.deb')
lockfile_name_re = re.compile('^lock$')
old_version, old_version_cached = versioninfo.get_version_info()
if _log is not None:
_log.info('starting update, current_version: %s (cached: %s)' %
(str(old_version), str(old_version_cached)))
# Remove old repository keys and import new ones
if _log is not None: _log.info('removing old repository keys')
[rv, out, err] = run_command([
constants.CMD_RM, '-f', '/etc/apt/trustdb.gpg',
'/etc/apt/trusted.gpg'
])
# XXX: more logging here
[rv, out,
err] = run_command([constants.CMD_APT_KEY, 'list'
]) # this recreates the gpg key store files
if _log is not None: _log.info('importing repository keys')
# XXX: more logging here
[rv, out, err] = run_command([
constants.CMD_APT_KEY, 'add',
constants.UPDATE_REPOSITORY_KEYS_FILE
])
if rv != 0:
result = [9, 'failed to import repository keys']
raise UpdateError()
# Cleanup old package list files, ignore errors
_cleanup_old_package_lists()
# Aptitude -f -y install
_dpkg_configure_fixup()
_aptitude_force_install()
# In some practical situtions, e.g. in #734, the above command may fail
# really badly (caused by broken package scripts), leading to a "dpkg
# interrupted state". We re-run dpkg --configure -a to recover.
_dpkg_configure_fixup()
# Aptitude update
if _log is not None: _log.info('updating package list')
[rv, out, err] = _run_aptitude(['update'])
if rv != 0:
result = [4, 'package list update failed']
raise UpdateError()
# Cleanup possibly confusing files in /tmp, should not be needed
for f in os.listdir('/tmp'):
m = v_name_re.match(f)
if m is not None:
[rv, out, err] = run_command(
[constants.CMD_RM, '-f',
os.path.join('/tmp', f)])
# XXX: sanity
_dpkg_configure_fixup()
# Test repository access
if _log is not None: _log.info('testing repository access')
[rv, out, err] = _run_aptitude(['download', 'vpnease'], cwd='/tmp')
if rv != 0:
result = [5, 'server not available']
raise UpdateError()
# If testing for version info fails, it is ignored and it may generate an error
# later when we check if the product version changed or not.
for f in os.listdir('/tmp'):
m = v_name_re.match(f)
if m is not None:
cmp_version = versioninfo.get_package_version_info(
os.path.join('/tmp', f))
if cmp_version is not None and cmp_version == old_version:
result = [
0,
'update not run, version in repository matches current version'
]
raise UpdateError()
break
# Aptitude clean
if _log is not None: _log.info('cleaning up old package files')
_run_aptitude(['clean'])
# Aptitude upgrade
# XXX: should this be dist-upgrade? dist-upgrade seems to be more forceful...
_dpkg_configure_fixup() # XXX: sanity
[rv1, out, err] = _run_aptitude(['upgrade'])
# Aptitude install vpnease
_dpkg_configure_fixup() # XXX: sanity
[rv2, out, err
] = _run_aptitude(['install', 'vpnease'
]) # Ensure vpnease package is still installed
# Reinstall dependencies of vpnease package (sanity)
_dpkg_configure_fixup() # XXX: sanity
try:
deps = []
dep_re = re.compile('^Depends: (.*)$')
# XXX: better logging here
# XXX: check that package is installed correctly
[rv, out, err] = run_command(['dpkg', '-s', 'vpnease'])
for l in out.split('\n'):
m = dep_re.match(l)
if m is None:
continue
for d in m.groups()[0].split(','):
ds = d.strip().split(' ')
deps.append(ds[0])
_run_aptitude(['reinstall'] + deps)
except:
if _log is not None:
_log.info('failed to reinstall vpnease depends')
# Aptitude reinstall vpnease
try:
_run_aptitude(['reinstall', 'vpnease'])
except:
if _log is not None:
_log.info('failed to reinstall vpnease depends')
# Aptitude clean
if _log is not None:
_log.info('cleaning up downloaded package files')
_run_aptitude(['clean'])
# Get new version, determine whether update succeeded based on version & return values
new_version, new_version_cached = versioninfo.get_version_info()
if rv1 != 0 or rv2 != 0:
result = [
6,
'upgrade/install command failed with error value: %s/%s' %
(str(rv1), str(rv2))
]
raise UpdateError()
elif new_version_cached:
result = [7, 'failed to read version information after update']
raise UpdateError()
elif old_version == new_version:
result = [
8, 'product version unchanged after update, update failed'
]
raise UpdateError()
except UpdateError:
pass
except:
result = [32, 'update failed with an exception']
# At this point, update was successful if result is None
# Cleanup..
[rv, out,
err] = run_command([constants.CMD_RM, '-f', '/tmp/vpnease_*.deb'])
# Note: because timesync may be done later in update (after this script is run)
# this timestamp may not be very accurate.
def _write_marker_file(msg):
# XXX: msg is not used for anything here ??
rv = helpers.write_datetime_marker_file(
constants.UPDATE_RESULT_MARKER_FILE)
if rv is None:
raise Exception('failed to write update timestamp marker')
# Handle errors
if result is not None:
if result[0] == 32:
if _log is not None: _log.exception(result[1])
else:
if _log is not None: _log.warning(result[1])
try:
_write_marker_file('%s %s\nfailed\n%s' %
(old_version, new_version, result[1]))
except:
if _log is not None:
_log.exception(
'failed to write marker fail after failed update, ignoring'
)
return result[0]
# Update last update result marker file
try:
if _log is not None:
_log.info('update success: %s -> %s' %
(old_version, new_version))
_write_marker_file('%s %s\nsuccess\nUpdate success' %
(old_version, new_version))
except:
if _log is not None:
_log.exception(
'failed to write marker file after successful update, ignoring'
)
# Update last successful update timestamp, used by Web UI
try:
rv = helpers.write_datetime_marker_file(
constants.LAST_SUCCESSFUL_UPDATE_MARKER_FILE)
if rv is None:
raise Exception(
'failed to write last successful update timestamp')
except:
if _log is not None:
_log.exception(
'failed to write last successful update timestamp, ignoring'
)
# Update done with success
return 2
def prepare(self):
"""Gather offline information.
Checks availability of web UI exported RDF database. This is critical to success, as it
contains network configuration. If the exported RDF database is missing, the update
process fails.
"""
try:
helpers.create_rundir()
except:
raise UpdateUnknownError('failed to create runtime directory')
# Parse RDF database, export temporary (pruned) version
try:
_log.info('parsing rdf database')
# parse database
self.rdf_database = rdf.Model.fromFile(
constants.EXPORTED_RDF_DATABASE_FILE, name='rdfxml')
if self.rdf_database is None:
raise Exception(
'cannot read exported rdf database from file (rdf_database is None'
)
# cleanup etc
@db.transact(database=self.rdf_database)
def _f1():
self.rdf_root = self.rdf_database.getNodeByUri(
ns.l2tpGlobalRoot, rdf.Type(ns.L2tpGlobalRoot))
if self.rdf_root is None:
raise Exception(
'cannot find rdf global root (rdf_root is None')
# clean up l2tpDeviceStatus; this needs to be done before runner starts
l2tp_status = self.rdf_root.setS(ns.l2tpDeviceStatus,
rdf.Type(ns.L2tpDeviceStatus))
_f1()
# export to a temporary RDF file for runner
@db.transact(database=self.rdf_database)
def _f2():
# XXX: prune will take too much time on big database,
# removed for now before better solution is found.
# return self.rdf_database.makePruned(self.rdf_root)
return self.rdf_database
m = _f2()
@db.transact(database=m)
def _f3():
s = m.toString(name='rdfxml')
f = None
try:
f = open(constants.TEMPORARY_RDF_DATABASE_FILE,
'wb') # XXX: potential leak, don't care
f.write(s)
finally:
if f is not None:
f.close()
f = None
_f3()
except:
_log.exception('cannot read rdf database')
raise RdfDatabaseMissingError('rdf database cannot be read')
# VPNease package version info = product version
_log.info('checking product version info')
self.version_string, self.version_cached = versioninfo.get_version_info(
)
# Determine fallback sources.list (in case management server cannot provide one)
#
# NOTE: this is not currently used because update is not done without management
# connection and sources list from management server is preferred. Untested.
_log.info('determining fallback apt source')
self.sources = aptsource.get_cached_aptsource()
if self.sources is None:
self.sources = aptsource.get_current_aptsource()
if self.sources is None:
# NOTE: hardcoded components and suite!
# Note: order is important here!
sources = textwrap.dedent("""\
deb http://%s dapper main
deb http://%s dapper main restricted
""" % (constants.PRODUCT_DEFAULT_VPNEASE_REPOSITORY,
constants.PRODUCT_DEFAULT_UBUNTU_REPOSITORY))
def run_update(self):
# Ensure no questions asked
os.environ['DEBIAN_FRONTEND'] = 'noninteractive'
# XXX: is this ok?
# os.environ['DEBIAN_PRIORITY'] = 'critical'
# os.environ['DEBCONF_NOWARNINGS'] = 'yes'
result = None
old_version = None
old_version_cached = None
new_version = None
new_version_cached = None
# Tolerate logger errors
try:
from codebay.common import logger
_log = logger.get('l2tpserver.update.update')
except:
_log = None
try:
from codebay.l2tpserver import constants
from codebay.l2tpserver import runcommand
from codebay.l2tpserver import versioninfo
from codebay.l2tpserver import helpers
run_command = runcommand.run_command
except:
print 'failed to import helpers, cannot update'
return 3
try:
def _run_aptitude(options, cwd=None):
"""Run aptitude with automatic -q and -y options."""
# XXX: add some option to make aptitude return with error instead of asking to ignore trust violations => may not be possible
# - if cannot be done, missing repository keys will result in update timeout (aptitude will block)
cmd = [constants.CMD_APTITUDE, '-q', '-y'] + options
if _log is not None:
_log.info('running: %s' % ' '.join(cmd))
retval, stdout, stderr = run_command(cmd, cwd=cwd)
if retval != 0:
if _log is not None:
_log.warning('aptitude return value: %d' % retval)
_log.warning('stdout:\n%s' % stdout)
_log.warning('stderr:\n%s' % stderr)
return retval, stdout, stderr
def _dpkg_configure_fixup():
"""Attempt 'dpkg --configure -a' fixup."""
# XXX: the previous worry here is that something may block, and an update
# might actually fix the situation anyway.
try:
# XXX: more logging, XXX: path use
[rv, out, err] = run_command(['dpkg',
'--force-depends',
'--force-confmiss',
'--force-confdef',
'--force-confold',
'--configure', '-a'],
retval=runcommand.FAIL)
except:
if _log is not None: _log.exception('dpkg --configure -a failed, this is bad')
def _cleanup_old_package_lists():
"""Cleanup old package lists."""
try:
if _log is not None: _log.info('cleaning up apt sources lists')
# Remove all files in partial dir
partial_dir = '/var/lib/apt/lists/partial'
for f in os.listdir(partial_dir):
fpath = os.path.join(partial_dir, f)
if os.path.isfile(fpath):
run_command(['/bin/rm', '-f', fpath])
# Remove all files except lock
lists_dir = '/var/lib/apt/lists'
for f in os.listdir(lists_dir):
fpath = os.path.join(lists_dir, f)
m = lockfile_name_re.match(f)
if (os.path.isfile(fpath)) and (m is None):
run_command(['/bin/rm', '-f', fpath])
except:
if _log is not None: _log.exception('failed to remove package list files')
def _aptitude_force_install():
"""Attempt aptitude install which may clear up some (but not nearly all) error situations."""
try:
# XXX: more logging here
# XXX: add -q (quiet) option?
run_command([constants.CMD_APTITUDE, '-f', '-y', 'install'], retval=runcommand.FAIL)
except:
if _log is not None: _log.exception('apt-get cleanup failed, ignoring')
# Figure out version
v_name_re = re.compile('vpnease_.*\.deb')
lockfile_name_re = re.compile('^lock$')
old_version, old_version_cached = versioninfo.get_version_info()
if _log is not None: _log.info('starting update, current_version: %s (cached: %s)' % (str(old_version), str(old_version_cached)))
# Remove old repository keys and import new ones
if _log is not None: _log.info('removing old repository keys')
[rv, out, err] = run_command([constants.CMD_RM, '-f', '/etc/apt/trustdb.gpg', '/etc/apt/trusted.gpg'])
# XXX: more logging here
[rv, out, err] = run_command([constants.CMD_APT_KEY, 'list']) # this recreates the gpg key store files
if _log is not None: _log.info('importing repository keys')
# XXX: more logging here
[rv, out, err] = run_command([constants.CMD_APT_KEY, 'add', constants.UPDATE_REPOSITORY_KEYS_FILE])
if rv != 0:
result = [9, 'failed to import repository keys']
raise UpdateError()
# Cleanup old package list files, ignore errors
_cleanup_old_package_lists()
# Aptitude -f -y install
_dpkg_configure_fixup()
_aptitude_force_install()
# In some practical situtions, e.g. in #734, the above command may fail
# really badly (caused by broken package scripts), leading to a "dpkg
# interrupted state". We re-run dpkg --configure -a to recover.
_dpkg_configure_fixup()
# Aptitude update
if _log is not None: _log.info('updating package list')
[rv, out, err] = _run_aptitude(['update'])
if rv != 0:
result = [4, 'package list update failed']
raise UpdateError()
# Cleanup possibly confusing files in /tmp, should not be needed
for f in os.listdir('/tmp'):
m = v_name_re.match(f)
if m is not None:
[rv, out, err] = run_command([constants.CMD_RM, '-f', os.path.join('/tmp', f)])
# XXX: sanity
_dpkg_configure_fixup()
# Test repository access
if _log is not None: _log.info('testing repository access')
[rv, out, err] = _run_aptitude(['download', 'vpnease'], cwd='/tmp')
if rv != 0:
result = [5, 'server not available']
raise UpdateError()
# If testing for version info fails, it is ignored and it may generate an error
# later when we check if the product version changed or not.
for f in os.listdir('/tmp'):
m = v_name_re.match(f)
if m is not None:
cmp_version = versioninfo.get_package_version_info(os.path.join('/tmp', f))
if cmp_version is not None and cmp_version == old_version:
result = [0, 'update not run, version in repository matches current version']
raise UpdateError()
break
# Aptitude clean
if _log is not None: _log.info('cleaning up old package files')
_run_aptitude(['clean'])
# Aptitude upgrade
# XXX: should this be dist-upgrade? dist-upgrade seems to be more forceful...
_dpkg_configure_fixup() # XXX: sanity
[rv1, out, err] = _run_aptitude(['upgrade'])
# Aptitude install vpnease
_dpkg_configure_fixup() # XXX: sanity
[rv2, out, err] = _run_aptitude(['install', 'vpnease']) # Ensure vpnease package is still installed
# Reinstall dependencies of vpnease package (sanity)
_dpkg_configure_fixup() # XXX: sanity
try:
deps = []
dep_re = re.compile('^Depends: (.*)$')
# XXX: better logging here
# XXX: check that package is installed correctly
[rv, out, err] = run_command(['dpkg', '-s', 'vpnease'])
for l in out.split('\n'):
m = dep_re.match(l)
if m is None:
continue
for d in m.groups()[0].split(','):
ds = d.strip().split(' ')
deps.append(ds[0])
_run_aptitude(['reinstall'] + deps)
except:
if _log is not None: _log.info('failed to reinstall vpnease depends')
# Aptitude reinstall vpnease
try:
_run_aptitude(['reinstall', 'vpnease'])
except:
if _log is not None: _log.info('failed to reinstall vpnease depends')
# Aptitude clean
if _log is not None: _log.info('cleaning up downloaded package files')
_run_aptitude(['clean'])
# Get new version, determine whether update succeeded based on version & return values
new_version, new_version_cached = versioninfo.get_version_info()
if rv1 != 0 or rv2 != 0:
result = [6, 'upgrade/install command failed with error value: %s/%s' % (str(rv1), str(rv2))]
raise UpdateError()
elif new_version_cached:
result = [7, 'failed to read version information after update']
raise UpdateError()
elif old_version == new_version:
result = [8, 'product version unchanged after update, update failed']
raise UpdateError()
except UpdateError:
pass
except:
result = [32, 'update failed with an exception']
# At this point, update was successful if result is None
# Cleanup..
[rv, out, err] = run_command([constants.CMD_RM, '-f', '/tmp/vpnease_*.deb'])
# Note: because timesync may be done later in update (after this script is run)
# this timestamp may not be very accurate.
def _write_marker_file(msg):
# XXX: msg is not used for anything here ??
rv = helpers.write_datetime_marker_file(constants.UPDATE_RESULT_MARKER_FILE)
if rv is None:
raise Exception('failed to write update timestamp marker')
# Handle errors
if result is not None:
if result[0] == 32:
if _log is not None: _log.exception(result[1])
else:
if _log is not None: _log.warning(result[1])
try:
_write_marker_file('%s %s\nfailed\n%s' % (old_version, new_version, result[1]))
except:
if _log is not None: _log.exception('failed to write marker fail after failed update, ignoring')
return result[0]
# Update last update result marker file
try:
if _log is not None: _log.info('update success: %s -> %s' % (old_version, new_version))
_write_marker_file('%s %s\nsuccess\nUpdate success' % (old_version, new_version))
except:
if _log is not None: _log.exception('failed to write marker file after successful update, ignoring')
# Update last successful update timestamp, used by Web UI
try:
rv = helpers.write_datetime_marker_file(constants.LAST_SUCCESSFUL_UPDATE_MARKER_FILE)
if rv is None:
raise Exception('failed to write last successful update timestamp')
except:
if _log is not None: _log.exception('failed to write last successful update timestamp, ignoring')
# Update done with success
return 2
def prepare(self):
"""Gather offline information.
Checks availability of web UI exported RDF database. This is critical to success, as it
contains network configuration. If the exported RDF database is missing, the update
process fails.
"""
try:
helpers.create_rundir()
except:
raise UpdateUnknownError('failed to create runtime directory')
# Parse RDF database, export temporary (pruned) version
try:
_log.info('parsing rdf database')
# parse database
self.rdf_database = rdf.Model.fromFile(constants.EXPORTED_RDF_DATABASE_FILE, name='rdfxml')
if self.rdf_database is None:
raise Exception('cannot read exported rdf database from file (rdf_database is None')
# cleanup etc
@db.transact(database=self.rdf_database)
def _f1():
self.rdf_root = self.rdf_database.getNodeByUri(ns.l2tpGlobalRoot, rdf.Type(ns.L2tpGlobalRoot))
if self.rdf_root is None:
raise Exception('cannot find rdf global root (rdf_root is None')
# clean up l2tpDeviceStatus; this needs to be done before runner starts
l2tp_status = self.rdf_root.setS(ns.l2tpDeviceStatus, rdf.Type(ns.L2tpDeviceStatus))
_f1()
# export to a temporary RDF file for runner
@db.transact(database=self.rdf_database)
def _f2():
# XXX: prune will take too much time on big database,
# removed for now before better solution is found.
# return self.rdf_database.makePruned(self.rdf_root)
return self.rdf_database
m = _f2()
@db.transact(database=m)
def _f3():
s = m.toString(name='rdfxml')
f = None
try:
f = open(constants.TEMPORARY_RDF_DATABASE_FILE, 'wb') # XXX: potential leak, don't care
f.write(s)
finally:
if f is not None:
f.close()
f = None
_f3()
except:
_log.exception('cannot read rdf database')
raise RdfDatabaseMissingError('rdf database cannot be read')
# VPNease package version info = product version
_log.info('checking product version info')
self.version_string, self.version_cached = versioninfo.get_version_info()
# Determine fallback sources.list (in case management server cannot provide one)
#
# NOTE: this is not currently used because update is not done without management
# connection and sources list from management server is preferred. Untested.
_log.info('determining fallback apt source')
self.sources = aptsource.get_cached_aptsource()
if self.sources is None:
self.sources = aptsource.get_current_aptsource()
if self.sources is None:
# NOTE: hardcoded components and suite!
# Note: order is important here!
sources = textwrap.dedent("""\
deb http://%s dapper main
deb http://%s dapper main restricted
""" % (constants.PRODUCT_DEFAULT_VPNEASE_REPOSITORY, constants.PRODUCT_DEFAULT_UBUNTU_REPOSITORY))