def show(self, name, contract=None, start=None, end=None, account=None,
management=None, support_level="", support_type="",
virt_only=None, products=[], highlight=None):
"""
Show subscription details.
Start and end should be formatted strings, not actual date objects.
Products is a list of tuples in the format (name, id)
"""
# set a new buffer to clear out all the old tag information
self.subscription_text.set_buffer(gtk.TextBuffer())
self._set(self.subscription_text, name)
buf = self.subscription_text.get_buffer()
tag = buf.create_tag("highlight-tag", weight=pango.WEIGHT_BOLD)
for index in utils.find_text(name, highlight):
buf.apply_tag(tag, buf.get_iter_at_offset(index),
buf.get_iter_at_offset(index + len(highlight)))
self._set(self.support_level_text, support_level)
self._set(self.support_type_text, support_type)
if self.show_contract:
self._set(self.contract_number_text, contract)
self._set(self.start_end_date_text, "%s - %s" % (
managerlib.formatDate(start), managerlib.formatDate(end)))
self._set(self.account_text, account)
self._set(self.provides_management_text, management)
self._set(self.virt_only_text, virt_only)
self.bundled_products.clear()
for product in products:
self.bundled_products.add_product(utils.apply_highlight(product[0],
highlight), product[1])
def _show_other_details(self, name, contract=None, start=None, end=None, account=None,
management=None, support_level="", support_type="",
virt_only=None, products=[], highlight=None, sku=None):
self.start_end_date_text.modify_base(gtk.STATE_NORMAL,
self._get_date_bg(end))
self._set(self.contract_number_text, contract)
self._set(self.start_end_date_text, "%s - %s" % (
managerlib.formatDate(start), managerlib.formatDate(end)))
self._set(self.account_text, account)
self._set(self.provides_management_text, management)
self._set(self.virt_only_text, virt_only)
def _show_other_details(self, name, contract=None, start=None, end=None, account=None,
management=None, support_level="", support_type="",
virt_only=None, products=[], highlight=None, sku=None):
# Save the original background color for the
# start_end_date_text widget so we can restore it in the
# clear() function.
self.original_bg = self.start_end_date_text.rc_get_style().base[gtk.STATE_NORMAL]
self.start_end_date_text.modify_base(gtk.STATE_NORMAL,
self._get_date_bg(end))
self._set(self.contract_number_text, contract)
self._set(self.start_end_date_text, "%s - %s" % (
managerlib.formatDate(start), managerlib.formatDate(end)))
self._set(self.account_text, account)
self._set(self.provides_management_text, management)
self._set(self.virt_only_text, virt_only)
def _set_validity_status(self):
""" Updates the entitlement validity status portion of the UI. """
if ClassicCheck().is_registered_with_classic():
self._set_status_icons(VALID)
self.subscription_status_label.set_text(
get_branding().RHSMD_REGISTERED_TO_OTHER)
return
is_registered = self.consumer.is_valid()
self.set_registered(is_registered)
# Look for products which have invalid entitlements
sorter = CertSorter(self.product_dir, self.entitlement_dir,
self.facts.get_facts())
warn_count = len(sorter.expired_products) + \
len(sorter.unentitled_products)
partial_count = len(sorter.partially_valid_products)
if warn_count > 0:
self._set_status_icons(INVALID)
# Change wording slightly for just one product
if warn_count > 1:
self.subscription_status_label.set_markup(
_("%s installed products do not have valid subscriptions.")
% warn_count)
else:
self.subscription_status_label.set_markup(
_("1 installed product does not have a valid subscription."
))
elif partial_count > 0:
self._set_status_icons(PARTIAL)
self.subscription_status_label.set_markup(
_("This system does not match subscription limits."))
else:
first_invalid = find_first_invalid_date(self.entitlement_dir,
self.product_dir,
self.facts.get_facts())
self._set_status_icons(VALID)
if first_invalid:
self.subscription_status_label.set_markup(
_("System is properly subscribed through %s.") % \
managerlib.formatDate(first_invalid))
else:
# No product certs installed, no first invalid date, and
# the subscription assistant can't do anything, so we'll disable
# the button to launch it:
self.subscription_status_label.set_text(
_("No installed products detected."))
if not is_registered:
self.subscription_status_label.set_text(
_("Keep your system up to date by registering."))
def do_set_property(self, prop, value):
"""
called to set the date property for rendering in a cell.
we convert to display in the user's locale, then pass on to the cell
renderer.
"""
if value:
date = managerlib.formatDate(value)
else:
date = value
gtk.CellRendererText.set_property(self, 'text', date)
def do_set_property(self, prop, value):
"""
called to set the date property for rendering in a cell.
we convert to display in the user's locale, then pass on to the cell
renderer.
"""
if value:
date = managerlib.formatDate(value)
else:
date = value
gtk.CellRendererText.set_property(self, 'text', date)
def _set_validity_status(self):
""" Updates the entitlement validity status portion of the UI. """
if ClassicCheck().is_registered_with_classic():
self._set_status_icons(VALID)
self.subscription_status_label.set_text(
_("This system is registered to RHN Classic"))
return
is_registered = ConsumerIdentity.existsAndValid()
self.set_registered(is_registered)
# Look for products which have invalid entitlements
sorter = CertSorter(self.product_dir, self.entitlement_dir,
self.facts.get_facts())
warn_count = len(sorter.expired_products) + \
len(sorter.unentitled_products)
partial_count = len(sorter.partially_valid_products)
if warn_count > 0:
self._set_status_icons(INVALID)
# Change wording slightly for just one product
if warn_count > 1:
self.subscription_status_label.set_markup(
_("You have <b>%s</b> products with <i>invalid</i> entitlement certificates."
) % warn_count)
else:
self.subscription_status_label.set_markup(
_("You have <b>1</b> product with an <i>invalid</i> entitlement certificate."
))
elif partial_count > 0:
self._set_status_icons(PARTIAL)
# Change wording slightly for just one product
if partial_count > 1:
self.subscription_status_label.set_markup(
_("You have <b>%s</b> products in need of <i>additional</i> entitlement certificates."
) % partial_count)
else:
self.subscription_status_label.set_markup(
_("You have <b>1</b> product in need of <i>additional</i> entitlement certificates."
))
else:
first_invalid = find_first_invalid_date(self.entitlement_dir,
self.product_dir,
self.facts.get_facts())
self._set_status_icons(VALID)
if first_invalid:
self.subscription_status_label.set_markup(
_("Product entitlement certificates <i>valid</i> until %s") % \
managerlib.formatDate(first_invalid))
else:
# No product certs installed, no first invalid date, and
# the subscription assistant can't do anything, so we'll disable
# the button to launch it:
self.subscription_status_label.set_text(
_("No product certificates installed."))
if not is_registered:
self.subscription_status_label.set_text(
_("You must register this system before subscribing."))
def update_products(self):
self.store.clear()
self.cs = cert_sorter.CertSorter(self.product_dir,
self.entitlement_dir,
self.facts.get_facts())
for product_cert in self.product_dir.list():
for product in product_cert.getProducts():
product_id = product.getHash()
status = self.cs.get_status(product_id)
entry = {}
entry['product'] = product.getName()
entry['version'] = product.getVersion()
entry['arch'] = product.getArch()
entry['product_id'] = product_id
# Common properties
entry['align'] = 0.5
# TODO: Pull this date logic out into a separate lib!
# This is also used in mysubstab...
if status != NOT_SUBSCRIBED:
range_calculator = ValidProductDateRangeCalculator(self.cs)
compliant_range = range_calculator.calculate(
product.getHash())
start = ''
end = ''
if compliant_range:
start = compliant_range.begin()
end = compliant_range.end()
contract_ids, sub_names = self._calc_subs_providing(
product_id, compliant_range)
name = ", ".join(sub_names)
contract = ", ".join(contract_ids)
entry['subscription'] = name
entry['start_date'] = start
entry['expiration_date'] = end
if status == FUTURE_SUBSCRIBED:
entry['image'] = self._render_icon('red')
entry['status'] = _('Future Subscription')
entry['validity_note'] = _("Future Subscribed")
elif status == EXPIRED:
entry['image'] = self._render_icon('red')
entry['status'] = _('Expired')
sub_numbers = set([])
for ent_cert in self.cs.get_entitlements_for_product(
product_id):
order = ent_cert.getOrder()
# FIXME: getSubscription() seems to always be None...?
if order.getSubscription():
sub_numbers.add(order.getSubscription())
subs_str = ', '.join(sub_numbers)
entry['validity_note'] = \
_('Subscription %s is expired') % subs_str
elif status == PARTIALLY_SUBSCRIBED:
entry['image'] = self._render_icon('yellow')
entry['status'] = _('Partially Subscribed')
entry['validity_note'] = _("Partially Subscribed")
else:
entry['image'] = self._render_icon('green')
entry['status'] = _('Subscribed')
entry['validity_note'] = \
_('Covered by contract(s) %s through %s') % \
(contract,
managerlib.formatDate(entry['expiration_date']))
else:
entry['image'] = self._render_icon('red')
entry['status'] = _('Not Subscribed')
entry['validity_note'] = _("Not Subscribed")
self.store.add_map(entry)
# 811340: Select the first product in My Installed Software
# table by default.
selection = self.top_view.get_selection()
selection.select_path(0)
def _set_validity_status(self):
""" Updates the entitlement validity status portion of the UI. """
if ClassicCheck().is_registered_with_classic():
self._set_status_icons(VALID)
self.subscription_status_label.set_text(
_("This system is registered to RHN Classic"))
return
is_registered = ConsumerIdentity.existsAndValid()
self.set_registered(is_registered)
# Look for products which have invalid entitlements
sorter = CertSorter(self.product_dir, self.entitlement_dir,
self.facts.get_facts())
warn_count = len(sorter.expired_products) + \
len(sorter.unentitled_products)
partial_count = len(sorter.partially_valid_products)
if warn_count > 0:
self._set_status_icons(INVALID)
# Change wording slightly for just one product
if warn_count > 1:
self.subscription_status_label.set_markup(
_("You have <b>%s</b> products with <i>invalid</i> entitlement certificates.")
% warn_count)
else:
self.subscription_status_label.set_markup(
_("You have <b>1</b> product with an <i>invalid</i> entitlement certificate."))
elif partial_count > 0:
self._set_status_icons(PARTIAL)
# Change wording slightly for just one product
if partial_count > 1:
self.subscription_status_label.set_markup(
_("You have <b>%s</b> products in need of <i>additional</i> entitlement certificates.")
% partial_count)
else:
self.subscription_status_label.set_markup(
_("You have <b>1</b> product in need of <i>additional</i> entitlement certificates."))
else:
first_invalid = find_first_invalid_date(self.entitlement_dir,
self.product_dir, self.facts.get_facts())
self._set_status_icons(VALID)
if first_invalid:
self.subscription_status_label.set_markup(
_("Product entitlement certificates <i>valid</i> until %s") % \
managerlib.formatDate(first_invalid))
else:
# No product certs installed, no first invalid date, and
# the subscription assistant can't do anything, so we'll disable
# the button to launch it:
self.subscription_status_label.set_text(
_("No product certificates installed."))
if not is_registered:
self.subscription_status_label.set_text(
_("You must register this system before subscribing."))
def update_products(self):
self.store.clear()
self.cs = cert_sorter.CertSorter(self.product_dir,
self.entitlement_dir, self.facts.get_facts())
for product_cert in self.product_dir.list():
for product in product_cert.getProducts():
product_id = product.getHash()
status = self.cs.get_status(product_id)
entry = {}
entry['product'] = product.getName()
entry['version'] = product.getVersion()
entry['arch'] = product.getArch()
entry['product_id'] = product_id
# Common properties
entry['align'] = 0.5
# TODO: Pull this date logic out into a separate lib!
# This is also used in mysubstab...
if status != NOT_SUBSCRIBED:
range_calculator = ValidProductDateRangeCalculator(self.cs)
compliant_range = range_calculator.calculate(product.getHash())
start = ''
end = ''
if compliant_range:
start = compliant_range.begin()
end = compliant_range.end()
contract_ids, sub_names = self._calc_subs_providing(
product_id, compliant_range)
name = ", ".join(sub_names)
contract = ", ".join(contract_ids)
entry['subscription'] = name
entry['start_date'] = start
entry['expiration_date'] = end
if status == FUTURE_SUBSCRIBED:
entry['image'] = self._render_icon('red')
entry['status'] = _('Future Subscription')
entry['validity_note'] = _("Future Subscribed")
elif status == EXPIRED:
entry['image'] = self._render_icon('red')
entry['status'] = _('Expired')
sub_numbers = set([])
for ent_cert in self.cs.get_entitlements_for_product(product_id):
order = ent_cert.getOrder()
# FIXME: getSubscription() seems to always be None...?
if order.getSubscription():
sub_numbers.add(order.getSubscription())
subs_str = ', '.join(sub_numbers)
entry['validity_note'] = \
_('Subscription %s is expired') % subs_str
elif status == PARTIALLY_SUBSCRIBED:
entry['image'] = self._render_icon('yellow')
entry['status'] = _('Partially Subscribed')
entry['validity_note'] = _("Partially Subscribed")
else:
entry['image'] = self._render_icon('green')
entry['status'] = _('Subscribed')
entry['validity_note'] = \
_('Covered by contract(s) %s through %s') % \
(contract,
managerlib.formatDate(entry['expiration_date']))
else:
entry['image'] = self._render_icon('red')
entry['status'] = _('Not Subscribed')
entry['validity_note'] = _("Not Subscribed")
self.store.add_map(entry)
# 811340: Select the first product in My Installed Software
# table by default.
selection = self.top_view.get_selection()
selection.select_path(0)