def loadcert(self, cert, load_user=1):
log_debug(4, cert)
# certificate is presumed to be already verified
if not isinstance(cert, Certificate):
return -1
# reload the whole thing based on the cert data
server = cert["system_id"]
row = server_lib.getServerID(server)
if row is None:
return -1
sid = row["id"]
# standard reload based on an ID
ret = self.reload(sid)
if not ret == 0:
return ret
# the reload() will never be able to fill in the username. It
# would require from the database standpoint insuring that for
# a given server we can have only one owner at any given time.
# cert includes it and it's valid because it has been verified
# through checksuming before we got here
self.user = None
# Load the user if at all possible. If it's not possible,
# self.user will be None, which should be a handled case wherever
# self.user is used.
if load_user:
# Load up the username associated with this profile
self.user = rhnUser.search(cert["username"])
# 4/27/05 wregglej - Commented out this block because it was causing problems
# with rhn_check/up2date when the user that registered the system was deleted.
# if not self.user:
# log_error("Invalid username for server id",
# cert["username"], server, cert["profile_name"])
# raise rhnFault(9, "Invalid username '%s' for server id %s" %(
# cert["username"], server))
# XXX: make sure that the database thinks that the server
# registrnt is the same as this certificate thinks. The
# certificate passed checksum checks, but it never hurts to be
# too careful now with satellites and all.
return 0
def loadcert(self, cert, load_user=1):
log_debug(4, cert)
# certificate is presumed to be already verified
if not isinstance(cert, Certificate):
return -1
# reload the whole thing based on the cert data
server = cert["system_id"]
row = server_lib.getServerID(server)
if row is None:
return -1
sid = row["id"]
# standard reload based on an ID
ret = self.reload(sid)
if not ret == 0:
return ret
# the reload() will never be able to fill in the username. It
# would require from the database standpoint insuring that for
# a given server we can have only one owner at any given time.
# cert includes it and it's valid because it has been verified
# through checksuming before we got here
self.user = None
# Load the user if at all possible. If it's not possible,
# self.user will be None, which should be a handled case wherever
# self.user is used.
if load_user:
# Load up the username associated with this profile
self.user = rhnUser.search(cert["username"])
# 4/27/05 wregglej - Commented out this block because it was causing problems
# with rhn_check/up2date when the user that registered the system was deleted.
# if not self.user:
# log_error("Invalid username for server id",
# cert["username"], server, cert["profile_name"])
# raise rhnFault(9, "Invalid username '%s' for server id %s" %(
# cert["username"], server))
# XXX: make sure that the database thinks that the server
# registrnt is the same as this certificate thinks. The
# certificate passed checksum checks, but it never hurts to be
# too careful now with satellites and all.
return 0