class CertManager:
"""
An object used to update the certficates, yum repos, and facts for
the system.
@ivar certlib: The RHSM I{entitlement} certificate management lib.
@type certlib: L{CertLib}
@ivar repolib: The RHSM repository management lib.
@type repolib: L{RepoLib}
"""
def __init__(self, lock=ActionLock(), uep=None, product_dir=None):
self.lock = lock
self.uep = uep
self.certlib = CertLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
self.repolib = RepoLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
self.factlib = FactLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
self.profilelib = PackageProfileLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
self.installedprodlib = InstalledProductsLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
#healinglib requires a fact set in order to get socket count
facts = Facts()
self.healinglib = HealingLib(self.lock, self.uep, facts.to_dict(),
product_dir)
self.idcertlib = IdentityCertLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
def update(self, autoheal=False):
"""
Update I{entitlement} certificates and corresponding
yum repositiories.
@return: The number of updates required.
@rtype: int
"""
updates = 0
lock = self.lock
try:
lock.acquire()
# WARNING: order is important here, we need to update a number
# of things before attempting to autoheal, and we need to autoheal
# before attempting to fetch our certificates:
if autoheal:
libset = [self.healinglib]
else:
libset = [self.idcertlib, self.repolib, self.factlib, self.profilelib, self.installedprodlib]
# WARNING
# Certlib inherits DataLib as well as the above 'lib' objects,
# but for some reason it's update method returns a tuple instead
# of an int:
ret = []
try:
ret = self.certlib.update()
except Exception, e:
log.exception(e)
print e
# run the certlib update first as it will talk to candlepin,
# and we can find out if we got deleted or not.
for lib in libset:
try:
updates += lib.update()
except Exception, e:
log.exception(e)
print e
# NOTE: with no consumer cert, most of these actually
# fail
if ret:
updates += ret[0]
for e in ret[1]:
print ' '.join(str(e).split('-')[1:]).strip()
class CertManager:
"""
An object used to update the certficates, yum repos, and facts for
the system.
@ivar certlib: The RHSM I{entitlement} certificate management lib.
@type certlib: L{CertLib}
@ivar repolib: The RHSM repository management lib.
@type repolib: L{RepoLib}
"""
def __init__(self, lock=ActionLock(), uep=None):
self.lock = lock
self.uep = uep
self.certlib = CertLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
self.repolib = RepoLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
self.factlib = FactLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
self.profilelib = PackageProfileLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
self.installedprodlib = InstalledProductsLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
#healinglib requires a fact set in order to get socket count
facts = Facts()
self.healinglib = HealingLib(self.lock,
uep=self.uep,
facts_dict=facts.to_dict())
def update(self, autoheal=False):
"""
Update I{entitlement} certificates and corresponding
yum repositiories.
@return: The number of updates required.
@rtype: int
"""
updates = 0
lock = self.lock
try:
lock.acquire()
# WARNING: order is important here, we need to update a number
# of things before attempting to autoheal, and we need to autoheal
# before attempting to fetch our certificates:
if autoheal:
libset = [self.healinglib]
else:
libset = [
self.repolib, self.factlib, self.profilelib,
self.installedprodlib
]
# WARNING
# Certlib inherits DataLib as well as the above 'lib' objects,
# but for some reason it's update method returns a tuple instead
# of an int:
ret = []
try:
ret = self.certlib.update()
except Exception, e:
print e
# run the certlib update first as it will talk to candlepin,
# and we can find out if we got deleted or not.
for lib in libset:
updates += lib.update()
# NOTE: with no consumer cert, most of these actually
# fail
if ret:
updates += ret[0]
for e in ret[1]:
print ' '.join(str(e).split('-')[1:]).strip()
finally:
class CertManager:
"""
An object used to update the certficates, yum repos, and facts for
the system.
@ivar certlib: The RHSM I{entitlement} certificate management lib.
@type certlib: L{CertLib}
@ivar repolib: The RHSM repository management lib.
@type repolib: L{RepoLib}
"""
def __init__(self, lock=ActionLock(), uep=None, product_dir=None,
facts=None):
self.lock = lock
self.uep = uep
self.certlib = CertLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
self.repolib = RepoLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
self.factlib = FactLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep, facts=facts)
self.profilelib = PackageProfileLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
self.installedprodlib = InstalledProductsLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
#healinglib requires a fact set in order to get socket count
self.healinglib = HealingLib(self.lock, self.uep, product_dir)
self.idcertlib = IdentityCertLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
def update(self, autoheal=False):
"""
Update I{entitlement} certificates and corresponding
yum repositiories.
@return: The number of updates required.
@rtype: int
"""
updates = 0
lock = self.lock
try:
lock.acquire()
# WARNING: order is important here, we need to update a number
# of things before attempting to autoheal, and we need to autoheal
# before attempting to fetch our certificates:
if autoheal:
libset = [self.installedprodlib, self.healinglib]
else:
libset = [self.idcertlib, self.repolib, self.factlib, self.profilelib, self.installedprodlib]
# WARNING
# Certlib inherits DataLib as well as the above 'lib' objects,
# but for some reason it's update method returns a tuple instead
# of an int:
ret = []
try:
ret = self.certlib.update()
# see bz#852706, reraise GoneException so that
# consumer cert deletion works
except GoneException, e:
raise
# raise this so it can be exposed clearly
except ExpiredIdentityCertException, e:
raise
except Exception, e:
log.warning("Exception caught while running certlib update")
log.exception(e)
class CertManager:
"""
An object used to update the certficates, yum repos, and facts for
the system.
@ivar certlib: The RHSM I{entitlement} certificate management lib.
@type certlib: L{CertLib}
@ivar repolib: The RHSM repository management lib.
@type repolib: L{RepoLib}
"""
def __init__(self,
lock=ActionLock(),
uep=None,
product_dir=None,
facts=None):
self.lock = lock
self.uep = uep
self.certlib = CertLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
self.repolib = RepoLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
self.factlib = FactLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep, facts=facts)
self.profilelib = PackageProfileLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
self.installedprodlib = InstalledProductsLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
#healinglib requires a fact set in order to get socket count
self.healinglib = HealingLib(self.lock, self.uep, product_dir)
self.idcertlib = IdentityCertLib(self.lock, uep=self.uep)
def update(self, autoheal=False):
"""
Update I{entitlement} certificates and corresponding
yum repositiories.
@return: The number of updates required.
@rtype: int
"""
updates = 0
lock = self.lock
try:
lock.acquire()
# WARNING: order is important here, we need to update a number
# of things before attempting to autoheal, and we need to autoheal
# before attempting to fetch our certificates:
if autoheal:
libset = [self.installedprodlib, self.healinglib]
else:
libset = [
self.idcertlib, self.repolib, self.factlib,
self.profilelib, self.installedprodlib
]
# WARNING
# Certlib inherits DataLib as well as the above 'lib' objects,
# but for some reason it's update method returns a tuple instead
# of an int:
ret = []
try:
ret = self.certlib.update()
# see bz#852706, reraise GoneException so that
# consumer cert deletion works
except GoneException, e:
raise
# raise this so it can be exposed clearly
except ExpiredIdentityCertException, e:
raise
except Exception, e:
log.warning("Exception caught while running certlib update")
log.exception(e)