def syncing(app):
while True:
for i in range(0, 20):
if not app.running:
exit(0)
time.sleep(1)
if app.syncswitch:
sync(app.get_sync_path(), app.username)
from time import sleep import httplib, urllib,json from os import path from subprocess import Popen from Crypto.PublicKey import RSA from Crypto import Random ======= from os import fork from time import sleep import httplib, urllib from os import path from client import first_sync(), sync() from subprocess import Popen from client import first_sync, sync from Crypto.PublicKey import RSA from Crypto import Random >>>>>>> 0d5fd571524c50b9e26f111206497212b94b251e from subprocess import Popen, check_output class Admin(): t=0 # time to get new policy uid="" #extract from auth.txt, get from server pwd="" #extract from auth.txt, get from server apps=[] #list of apps, appid:serverip ip="" #extract from server.txt
def runcmd(command, arguments):
if command == "sync":
try:
if len(arguments) >= 2:
client.sync(arguments[0], int(arguments[1]))
elif len(arguments) == 1:
client.sync(arguments[0])
elif len(arguments) == 0:
client.sync("localhost")
except ConnectionRefusedError:
print("Could not connect to daemon at address")
return 1
except (socket.gaierror, OSError):
# The gaierror is thrown with an invalid hostname, and the OSError
# is thrown with an IP such as 255.255.255.255.
print("Malformed address")
return 1
except ValueError:
print("Invalid port")
return 1
except OverflowError:
print("Port must be between 0 and 65535")
return 1
elif command == "ls":
for msgid in known_messages.keys():
print(util.tohex(msgid))
elif command == "help" and len(arguments) == 0:
global first_help
if first_help:
print("Square brackets indicate optional arguments")
print("Angle brackets indicate required arguments")
print("A default is given for some commands")
print("")
first_help = False
print("sync [IP = localhost] [PORT = 3514]")
print("ls")
print("help [COMMAND]")
print("msg [recipients]")
print("attach [recipients] <filename>")
print("read <msgid>")
print("quit")
elif command == "help" and len(arguments) > 0:
helpcmd = arguments[0]
if helpcmd == "sync":
print("Push and pull all your currently known messages to the")
print("specified server. With no arguments, sync with own daemon")
print("which won't do anything, but is good for debugging.")
elif helpcmd == "ls":
print("List all known messages by their msgid. Does not filter")
print("for if you can actually read them at the moment")
elif helpcmd == "help":
print("You're using it now.")
elif helpcmd == "attach":
print("Allows you to insert binary files to the network.")
print("Currently there are no restrictions, but obviously")
print("inserting a 4GB file will be slow, and in the future")
print("nodes may reject large files, or delete them sooner.")
elif helpcmd == "read":
print("Read the message specified by the msgid.")
print("Partial ids are supported, with/without the 0x prefix.")
elif helpcmd == "msg":
print("Write textual messages in an editor")
elif helpcmd == "quit":
print("Quits the program, because ^C is too hard")
print("This isn't the only quit string, however")
elif command == "msg":
recipients = arguments
if len(recipients) == 0:
print("Enter email addresses one by one for recipients")
print("These must be the same as GPG knows them as")
print("The above is very important, you might want to run")
print(" gpg --list-keys")
print("To make sure you're using the correct email")
print("There is currently no error checking for invalid input")
print()
print("Enter a blank line to end input")
while True:
r = input("email: ")
if r == "":
break
recipients.append(r.strip())
data = util.getinput()
program = ["gpg", "--encrypt", "--sign"]
for r in recipients:
program.append("-r")
program.append(r)
encsign = subprocess.check_output(program, input=data.encode("UTF-8"))
newmsg = message.message(encsign)
known_messages[newmsg.msgid] = newmsg
print("ID: {}".format(util.tohex(newmsg.msgid)))
print("Message added to known messages")
print("Run a sync against a known node, or wait for the syncd to run")
elif command == "attach":
if len(arguments) < 2:
print("You need to include a recipient and the filename")
return 1
recipients = arguments[:-1]
fname = arguments[-1]
try:
with open(fname, "rb") as f:
data = f.read()
except FileNotFoundError:
print("Invalid filename")
return 1
program = ["gpg", "--encrypt", "--sign"]
for r in recipients:
program.append("-r")
program.append(r)
try:
encsign = subprocess.check_output(program, input=data)
except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
print("Something happened, GPG was unable to encrypt it.")
return 1
newmsg = message.message(encsign)
known_messages[newmsg.msgid] = newmsg
print("ID: {}".format(util.tohex(newmsg.msgid)))
print("Attachment added to known messages")
print("Run a sync against a known node, or wait for the syncd to run")
elif command == "read":
if len(arguments) == 0:
print("What do you want me to read?")
else:
foundmsgs = []
wantedhex = arguments[0]
if not(wantedhex.startswith("0x")):
wantedhex = "0x" + wantedhex
wantedhex = wantedhex.encode("ascii")
for msgid in known_messages.keys():
msgidhex = util.tohex(msgid)
if msgidhex.startswith(wantedhex.decode("ascii")):
foundmsgs.append(msgid)
if len(foundmsgs) > 1:
print("More than one message found, be more specific")
elif len(foundmsgs) == 0:
print("No messages found")
else:
try:
msg = known_messages[foundmsgs[0]].gpg
except ValueError:
print("Checksum failure on message")
print("The file is most likely corrupt, or there's a bug")
return 1
try:
decrypted = subprocess.check_output("gpg", input=msg)
except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
print("Something happened. GPG was unable to decrypt it")
return 1
# TODO This is because this wasn't actually addressed to
# the user. Maybe ls should filter out these?
try:
decrypted = decrypted.decode("UTF-8")
if interactive:
util.writeoutput(decrypted)
else:
sys.stdout.write(decrypted)
except UnicodeDecodeError:
# Likely a binary file.
if interactive:
print("This is a binary file.")
print("Enter a filename to save it as")
fname = input("fname: ")
with open(fname, "wb") as f:
f.write(decrypted)
else:
sys.stdout.buffer.write(decrypted)
elif command in (":q", "quit", "exit", "bye"):
sys.exit(0)
else:
print("Unknown command")