class Hostname(namedtuple('Hostname', 'name'), BaseAddress):
"""A single hostname which is (probably) resolvable to an IP address."""
__slots__ = ()
def __str__(self):
return self.name
def resolve(self):
from conary.lib import httputils
results = httputils.IPCache.getMany(self.name)
return [BaseIPAddress.parse(x) for x in results]
def match(self, other):
if isinstance(other, Hostname):
return self.name.lower() == other.name.lower()
elif isinstance(other, HostPort):
return self.match(other.host)
elif isinstance(other, BaseIPAddress):
# Check the given IP against each possible resolve result for this
# hostname.
for ip in self.resolve():
if ip.match(other):
return True
return False
def isPrecise(self):
return True
class ResponseArgs(compat.namedtuple('ResponseArgs',
'isException result excName excArgs excKwargs')):
@classmethod
def newResult(cls, result):
return cls(False, result, None, None, None)
@classmethod
def newException(cls, excName, excArgs=(), excKwargs=()):
return cls(True, None,
excName, tuple(excArgs), dict(excKwargs))
def toWire(self, version):
"""Returns a 2-tuple (response, headers)"""
if self.isException:
if version < 60:
assert not self.excKwargs
result = (self.excName,) + tuple(self.excArgs)
else:
result = (self.excName, self.excArgs, self.excKwargs)
else:
result = self.result
headers = {}
if 60 <= version <= 70:
# These versions suffer from an incredibly silly mistake where the
# isException flag got passed through the X-Conary-UsedAnonymous
# header.
if self.isException:
headers['X-Conary-Usedanonymous'] = '1'
response = (result,)
else:
# Versions <= 59 and >= 71 make more sense.
response = (self.isException, result)
return response, headers
@classmethod
def fromWire(cls, version, response, headers):
if 60 <= version <= 70:
# See comment in toWire()
isException = 'X-Conary-Usedanonymous' in headers
result, = response
else:
isException, result = response
if isException:
if version < 60:
excName = result[0]
excArgs = result[1:]
excKwargs = {}
else:
excName, excArgs, excKwargs = result
result = None
else:
excName = excArgs = excKwargs = None
return cls(isException, result, excName, excArgs, excKwargs)
class FakeStat(
namedtuple(
'FakeStat', 'st_mode st_ino st_dev st_nlink st_uid '
'st_gid st_size st_atime st_mtime st_ctime st_blksize st_blocks '
'st_rdev linkto')):
__slots__ = ()
def __new__(cls, *args, **kwargs):
out = [None] * len(cls._fields)
names = set(cls._fields)
for n, arg in enumerate(args):
out[n] = arg
names.remove(cls._fields[n])
for key, arg in kwargs.items():
out[cls._fields.index(key)] = arg
names.remove(key)
return tuple.__new__(cls, out)
class HostPort(namedtuple('HostPort', 'host port'), Endpoint):
"""Pair (host, port) where host is an address and port is None or a
port to match against."""
__slots__ = ()
def __new__(cls, host, port=None):
if isinstance(host, basestring) and port is None:
host, port = splitHostPort(host, rawPort=True)
if port == '*':
port = None
elif port:
port = int(port)
if not isinstance(host, BaseAddress):
if '*' in host:
host = HostGlob(host)
else:
host = BaseAddress.parse(host)
return tuple.__new__(cls, (host, port))
def __str__(self):
out = str(self.host)
if ':' in out:
out = '[%s]' % (out, )
if self.port is not None:
out += ':%s' % self.port
return out
def match(self, other):
if self.port is not None:
if isinstance(other, HostPort):
if self.port != other.port:
# Port mismatch
return False
else:
# Not a HostPort, so port can't match
return False
# Test the host part next
other = other.host
return self.host.match(other)
def isPrecise(self):
return self.host.isPrecise()
class NEVRA(namedtuple('NEVRA', 'name epoch version release arch')):
_re = re.compile("^(.*)-([^-]*)-([^-]*)\.([^.]*)$")
@classmethod
def fromHeader(cls, header):
args = []
for tag in [NAME, EPOCH, VERSION, RELEASE, ARCH]:
if tag in header.keys():
args.append(header[tag])
else:
args.append(None)
return cls(*args)
@classmethod
def parse(cls, filename):
"""
Given an rpm filename like name-version-release.arch.rpm or
name-epoch:version-release-arch.rpm (or the previous without .rpm), return
(name, epoch, version, release, arch)
"""
if filename.endswith('.rpm'):
filename = filename[:-4]
m = cls._re.match(filename)
if not m:
return None
n, v, r, a = m.groups()
if ':' not in v:
return n, None, v, r, a
e, v = v.split(':', 1)
e = int(e)
return cls(n, e, v, r, a)
@classmethod
def filename(cls, name, epoch, version, release, arch):
if epoch is not None:
version = "%s:%s" % (epoch, version)
return "%s-%s-%s.%s.rpm" % (name, version, release, arch)
def __str__(self):
if self.epoch:
epoch = '%s:' % self.epoch
else:
epoch = ''
return '%s-%s%s-%s.%s' % (self.name, epoch, self.version, self.release,
self.arch)
class URL(namedtuple('URL', 'scheme userpass hostport path')):
def __new__(cls, scheme, userpass=None, hostport=None, path=None):
if userpass is None and hostport is None and path is None:
return cls.parse(scheme)
else:
return tuple.__new__(cls, (scheme, userpass, hostport, path))
@classmethod
def parse(cls, url, defaultScheme='http'):
if '://' not in url and defaultScheme:
url = '%s://%s' % (defaultScheme, url)
(
scheme,
username,
password,
host,
port,
path,
query,
fragment,
) = util.urlSplit(url)
if not port and port != 0:
if scheme[-1] == 's':
port = 443
else:
port = 80
hostport = networking.HostPort(host, port)
path = urlparse.urlunsplit(('', '', path, query, fragment))
return cls(scheme, (username, password), hostport, path)
def unsplit(self):
username, password = self.userpass
host, port = self.hostport
if (self.scheme == 'http' and port == 80) or (self.scheme == 'https'
and port == 443):
port = None
return util.urlUnsplit((self.scheme, username, password, str(host),
port, self.path, None, None))
def __str__(self):
rv = self.unsplit()
if hasattr(rv, '__safe_str__'):
rv = rv.__safe_str__()
return rv
class RequestArgs(compat.namedtuple('RequestArgs',
'version args kwargs')):
def toWire(self):
if self.version < 51:
assert not self.kwargs
return (self.version,) + tuple(self.args)
else:
return (self.version, self.args, self.kwargs)
@classmethod
def fromWire(cls, argList):
version = argList[0]
if version < 51:
args = argList[1:]
kwargs = {}
else:
args, kwargs = argList[1:]
return cls(version, tuple(args), dict(kwargs))
class HostGlob(namedtuple('HostGlob', 'pattern'), BaseAddress):
"""A pattern (shell-style) that matches against hostnames."""
__slots__ = ()
def __str__(self):
return self.pattern
def match(self, other):
if isinstance(other, Hostname):
# Match against the literal hostname.
return fnmatch.fnmatch(other.name.lower(), self.pattern.lower())
elif isinstance(other, BaseIPAddress):
# Match against the formatted IP address.
if other.mask != other.bits:
return False
return fnmatch.fnmatch(other.format(False), self.pattern.lower())
elif isinstance(other, HostPort):
# Match against the host part.
return self.match(other.host)
return False
def findYumPackagesInLabel(yumrepos, upstreamlabel, downstreamlabel):
# given a yumrepo object, check if the packages exist upstream or downstream
NEVRA = namedtuple('NEVRA', 'name epoch version release arch')
dlabel = versions.Label(downstreamlabel)
ulabel = versions.Label(upstreamlabel)
print "DEBUG: matching packages to local troves in label %s " % dlabel
for trvSpec, nevra in _getNevras(NEVRA, dlabel):
# ('CSCOsars:rpm', VFS('/celmb1.cisco.com@c:celmb1-trunk-devel/1.0.1_0-1-1'), Flavor('is: x86_64'))
# trvSpec[0] = 'CSCOsars:rpm'
# trvSpec[1] = VFS('/celmb1.cisco.com@c:celmb1-trunk-devel/1.0.1_0-1-1')
# trvSpec[2] = Flavor('is: x86_64')
for pkg in yumrepos.latestpackages:
trovespec = ""
#print "\t%s" % pkg.name
# Why is nevra.epcoh = None ?
if ((pkg.name == nevra.name) and
(pkg.version == nevra.version) and
(pkg.release == nevra.release) and
(pkg.arch == nevra.arch)):
trovespec = str(nevra.name) + "=" + str(trvSpec[1]) + "[" + str(trvSpec[2]) + "]"
pkg.downstream = True
pkg.localtrove = trovespec
print "MATCH: %s %s" %(pkg.url, trovespec)
#epdb.st()
print "DEBUG: matching packages to upstream troves in label %s " % ulabel
for trvSpec, nevra in _getNevras(NEVRA, ulabel):
# ('CSCOsars:rpm', VFS('/celmb1.cisco.com@c:celmb1-trunk-devel/1.0.1_0-1-1'), Flavor('is: x86_64'))
# trvSpec[0] = 'CSCOsars:rpm'
# trvSpec[1] = VFS('/celmb1.cisco.com@c:celmb1-trunk-devel/1.0.1_0-1-1')
# trvSpec[2] = Flavor('is: x86_64')
#epdb.st()
for pkg in yumrepos.latestpackages:
trovespec = ""
#print "\t%s" % pkg.name
# Why is nevra.epcoh = None ?
if ((pkg.name == nevra.name) and
(pkg.version == nevra.version) and
(pkg.release == nevra.release) and
(pkg.arch == nevra.arch)):
trovespec = str(nevra.name) + "=" + str(trvSpec[1]) + "[" + str(trvSpec[2]) + "]"
pkg.upstream = True
pkg.upstreamtrove = trovespec
print "MATCH: %s %s" %(pkg.url, trovespec)
#epdb.st()
#import epdb; epdb.st()
return yumrepos
def checkLabelsAPI(self, locallabel, upstreamlabel):
NEVRA = namedtuple('NEVRA', 'name epoch version release arch')
dlabel = versions.Label(locallabel)
ulabel = versions.Label(upstreamlabel)
print "DEBUG: matching packages to local troves"
for trvSpec, nevra in self._getNevras(NEVRA, dlabel):
# ('CSCOsars:rpm', VFS('/celmb1.cisco.com@c:celmb1-trunk-devel/1.0.1_0-1-1'), Flavor('is: x86_64'))
# trvSpec[0] = 'CSCOsars:rpm'
# trvSpec[1] = VFS('/celmb1.cisco.com@c:celmb1-trunk-devel/1.0.1_0-1-1')
# trvSpec[2] = Flavor('is: x86_64')
#print "\t\t%s" % trvSpec
#print "%s" % nevra.name
for pkg in self.latestpackages:
trovespec = ""
#print "\t%s" % pkg.name
# Why is nevra.epcoh = None ?
if ((pkg.name == nevra.name) and (pkg.version == nevra.version)
and (pkg.release == nevra.release)
and (pkg.arch == nevra.arch)):
trovespec = str(nevra.name) + "=" + str(
trvSpec[1]) + "[" + str(trvSpec[2]) + "]"
pkg.localtrove = trovespec
print "MATCH: %s %s" % (pkg.url, trovespec)
#epdb.st()
print "DEBUG: matching packages to upstream troves"
for trvSpec, nevra in self._getNevras(NEVRA, ulabel):
# ('CSCOsars:rpm', VFS('/celmb1.cisco.com@c:celmb1-trunk-devel/1.0.1_0-1-1'), Flavor('is: x86_64'))
# trvSpec[0] = 'CSCOsars:rpm'
# trvSpec[1] = VFS('/celmb1.cisco.com@c:celmb1-trunk-devel/1.0.1_0-1-1')
# trvSpec[2] = Flavor('is: x86_64')
#print "\t\t%s" % trvSpec
#print "%s" % nevra.name
#self.latestpackages.sort()
#epdb.st()
for pkg in self.latestpackages:
trovespec = ""
#print "\t%s" % pkg.name
# Why is nevra.epcoh = None ?
if ((pkg.name == nevra.name) and (pkg.version == nevra.version)
and (pkg.release == nevra.release)
and (pkg.arch == nevra.arch)):
trovespec = str(nevra.name) + "=" + str(
trvSpec[1]) + "[" + str(trvSpec[2]) + "]"
pkg.upstreamtrove = trovespec
print "MATCH: %s %s" % (pkg.url, trovespec)
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
#
# NOTE -- this is (currently) a copy of the module in rpath-tools
# at some point in the future this should be moved into a common
# lib.
import urllib2
import urlparse
from lxml import etree as ET
from conary.lib.compat import namedtuple
ApiFinderResult = namedtuple('ApiFinderResult', ['version', 'url'])
class ApiFinder(object):
'''
Determines an rBuilder service location in a API version agnostic
way. Example:
results = ApiFinder('dhcp244.eng.rpath.com').url('inventory')
results.version
results.url
The latest version matching the constraints will always be returned.
minVersion and maxVersion can be set to exclude using a future
version or a "too old" version.
_intFormat = '>B'
class ShortStream(_NumericStream):
_intFormat = '>h'
class IntStream(_NumericStream):
_intFormat = '>i'
class LongLongStream(_NumericStream):
_intFormat = '>Q'
_tagInfo = namedtuple('_tagInfo', 'tag sizeType type name')
class StreamSet(_BaseStream):
streamDict = None
ignoreUnknown = FAIL_UNKNOWN
def __init__(self, data=None, offset=0):
self._unknownTags = []
for tag in self._getTags():
setattr(self, tag.name, tag.type())
if data is not None:
self.thaw(data[offset:])
@classmethod
def _getTags(cls):
_intFormat = '>B'
class ShortStream(_NumericStream):
_intFormat = '>h'
class IntStream(_NumericStream):
_intFormat = '>i'
class LongLongStream(_NumericStream):
_intFormat = '>Q'
_tagInfo = namedtuple('_tagInfo', 'tag sizeType type name')
class StreamSet(_BaseStream):
streamDict = None
ignoreUnknown = FAIL_UNKNOWN
def __init__(self, data=None, offset=0):
self._unknownTags = []
for tag in self._getTags():
setattr(self, tag.name, tag.type())
if data is not None:
self.thaw(data[offset:])
@classmethod
def _getTags(cls):
class BaseIPAddress(namedtuple('BaseIPAddress', 'address mask'), BaseAddress):
"""Base class for IPv4 and IPv6 addresses."""
__slots__ = ()
bits = None
family = None
def __new__(cls, address, mask=None):
if isinstance(address, basestring):
ret = cls.parse(address)
if mask is None:
return ret
elif 0 <= mask <= cls.bits:
return ret._replace(mask=mask)
else:
raise ValueError("Invalid address mask %d" % mask)
else:
if mask is None:
mask = 128
elif not (0 <= mask <= cls.bits):
raise ValueError("Invalid address mask %d" % mask)
return tuple.__new__(cls, (address, mask))
def __repr__(self):
return '%s(%r)' % (type(self).__name__, self.format())
def __str__(self):
return self.format()
@classmethod
def _parse_direct(cls, val):
if cls is BaseIPAddress:
# Called as BaseIPAddress, so try to figure out what it is
if ':' in val:
return IPv6Address._parse_direct(val)
else:
return IPv4Address._parse_direct(val)
if '/' in val:
address, mask = val.split('/')
mask = int(mask)
if not (0 <= mask <= cls.bits):
raise ValueError("Invalid address mask %d" % mask)
else:
address, mask = val, cls.bits
return cls._parse_value(address, mask)
@classmethod
def _parse_value(cls, address, mask):
try:
addr_bin = socket.inet_pton(cls.family, address)
except socket.error, err:
raise ValueError("Invalid IP address %r: %s" %
(address, err.args[0]))
val = 0
for i in range(0, cls.bits, 32):
val <<= 32
val |= struct.unpack('>I', addr_bin[:4])[0]
addr_bin = addr_bin[4:]
return cls(val, mask)
class URL(namedtuple('URL', 'scheme userpass hostport path')):
def __new__(cls, scheme, userpass=None, hostport=None, path=None):
if userpass is None and hostport is None and path is None:
return cls.parse(scheme)
else:
return tuple.__new__(cls, (scheme, userpass, hostport, path))
@classmethod
def parse(cls, url, defaultScheme='http'):
if '://' not in url and defaultScheme:
url = '%s://%s' % (defaultScheme, url)
(
scheme,
username,
password,
host,
port,
path,
query,
fragment,
) = util.urlSplit(url)
if not port and port != 0:
if scheme[-1] == 's':
port = 443
else:
port = 80
hostport = networking.HostPort(host, port)
path = urlparse.urlunsplit(('', '', path, query, fragment))
return cls(scheme, (username, password), hostport, path)
def unsplit(self):
username, password = self.userpass
host, port = self.hostport
if port in (80, 443):
port = None
return util.urlUnsplit((self.scheme, username, password, str(host),
port, self.path, None, None))
def join(self, suffix):
"""
Evaluate a possibly relative URL C{suffix} against the current URL and
return the new absolute URL.
"""
if '://' in suffix:
# Fully qualified URL
return URL.parse(suffix)
elif suffix.startswith('//'):
# Relative to scheme
return URL.parse(self.scheme + ':' + suffix)
elif suffix.startswith('/'):
# Relative to host
return self._replace(path=suffix)
# Fully relative
path = self.path or ''
path = path.split('?')[0]
path = path.split('/')
# Strip leading slash(es)
if path and path[0] == '':
path.pop(0)
# Strip trailing basename
if path and path[-1]:
path.pop()
for elem in suffix.split('/'):
if elem == '..':
if path:
path.pop()
elif elem == '.':
pass
else:
path.append(elem)
if not path or path[0] != '':
path.insert(0, '')
path = '/'.join(path)
return self._replace(path=path)
def __str__(self):
rv = self.unsplit()
if hasattr(rv, '__safe_str__'):
rv = rv.__safe_str__()
return rv
# limitations under the License.
#
# NOTE -- this is (currently) a copy of the module in rpath-tools
# at some point in the future this should be moved into a common
# lib.
import urllib2
import urlparse
from lxml import etree as ET
from conary.lib.compat import namedtuple
ApiFinderResult = namedtuple('ApiFinderResult', ['version', 'url'])
class ApiFinder(object):
'''
Determines an rBuilder service location in a API version agnostic
way. Example:
results = ApiFinder('dhcp244.eng.rpath.com').url('inventory')
results.version
results.url
The latest version matching the constraints will always be returned.
minVersion and maxVersion can be set to exclude using a future
version or a "too old" version.
class MockResponse(namedtuple('MockResponse', 'status reason')):
msg = read = None
version = 11
def getheader(self, name, default=None):
return None
padded = ((rta_len + 3) / 4) * 4
attrs[rta_type] = rta_data
data = data[padded:]
return attrs
## linux/if.h
IFF_UP = 0x001
IFF_LOOPBACK = 0x008
## linux/if_link.h
STRUCT_IFINFOMSG = 'BxHiII'
IfInfoMsg = namedtuple('IfInfoMsg', 'family type index flags change attrs')
(IFLA_UNSPEC, IFLA_ADDRESS, IFLA_BROADCAST, IFLA_IFNAME, IFLA_MTU, IFLA_LINK,
IFLA_QDISC, IFLA_STATS, IFLA_COST, IFLA_PRIORITY, IFLA_MASTER,
IFLA_WIRELESS, IFLA_PROTINFO, IFLA_TXQLEN, IFLA_MAP, IFLA_WEIGHT,
IFLA_OPERSTATE, IFLA_LINKMODE, IFLA_LINKINFO, IFLA_NET_NS_PID,
IFLA_IFALIAS, IFLA_NUM_VF, IFLA_VFINFO_LIST, IFLA_STATS64,
IFLA_VF_PORTS, IFLA_PORT_SELF,) = range(26)
def ifinfomsg_unpack(data):
"""Unpack struct ifinfomsg and its attributes."""
size = struct.calcsize(STRUCT_IFINFOMSG)
family, type, index, flags, change = struct.unpack(STRUCT_IFINFOMSG,
data[:size])
attrs = rtattr_unpack(data[size:])
def checkLabelsAPI(self, locallabel, upstreamlabel):
NEVRA = namedtuple('NEVRA', 'name epoch version release arch')
dlabel = versions.Label(locallabel)
ulabel = versions.Label(upstreamlabel)
print "DEBUG: matching packages to local troves"
for trvSpec, nevra in self._getNevras(NEVRA, dlabel):
# ('CSCOsars:rpm', VFS('/celmb1.cisco.com@c:celmb1-trunk-devel/1.0.1_0-1-1'), Flavor('is: x86_64'))
# trvSpec[0] = 'CSCOsars:rpm'
# trvSpec[1] = VFS('/celmb1.cisco.com@c:celmb1-trunk-devel/1.0.1_0-1-1')
# trvSpec[2] = Flavor('is: x86_64')
#print "\t\t%s" % trvSpec
#print "%s" % nevra.name
for pkg in self.latestpackages:
trovespec = ""
#print "\t%s" % pkg.name
# Why is nevra.epcoh = None ?
if ((pkg.name == nevra.name) and
(pkg.version == nevra.version) and
(pkg.release == nevra.release) and
(pkg.arch == nevra.arch)):
trovespec = str(nevra.name) + "=" + str(trvSpec[1]) + "[" + str(trvSpec[2]) + "]"
pkg.localtrove = trovespec
print "MATCH: %s %s" %(pkg.url, trovespec)
#epdb.st()
print "DEBUG: matching packages to upstream troves"
for trvSpec, nevra in self._getNevras(NEVRA, ulabel):
# ('CSCOsars:rpm', VFS('/celmb1.cisco.com@c:celmb1-trunk-devel/1.0.1_0-1-1'), Flavor('is: x86_64'))
# trvSpec[0] = 'CSCOsars:rpm'
# trvSpec[1] = VFS('/celmb1.cisco.com@c:celmb1-trunk-devel/1.0.1_0-1-1')
# trvSpec[2] = Flavor('is: x86_64')
#print "\t\t%s" % trvSpec
#print "%s" % nevra.name
#self.latestpackages.sort()
#epdb.st()
for pkg in self.latestpackages:
trovespec = ""
#print "\t%s" % pkg.name
# Why is nevra.epcoh = None ?
if ((pkg.name == nevra.name) and
(pkg.version == nevra.version) and
(pkg.release == nevra.release) and
(pkg.arch == nevra.arch)):
trovespec = str(nevra.name) + "=" + str(trvSpec[1]) + "[" + str(trvSpec[2]) + "]"
pkg.upstreamtrove = trovespec
print "MATCH: %s %s" %(pkg.url, trovespec)
def findYumPackagesInLabel(yumrepos, upstreamlabel, downstreamlabel):
# given a yumrepo object, check if the packages exist upstream or downstream
NEVRA = namedtuple('NEVRA', 'name epoch version release arch')
dlabel = versions.Label(downstreamlabel)
ulabel = versions.Label(upstreamlabel)
print "DEBUG: matching packages to local troves in label %s " % dlabel
for trvSpec, nevra in _getNevras(NEVRA, dlabel):
# ('CSCOsars:rpm', VFS('/celmb1.cisco.com@c:celmb1-trunk-devel/1.0.1_0-1-1'), Flavor('is: x86_64'))
# trvSpec[0] = 'CSCOsars:rpm'
# trvSpec[1] = VFS('/celmb1.cisco.com@c:celmb1-trunk-devel/1.0.1_0-1-1')
# trvSpec[2] = Flavor('is: x86_64')
for pkg in yumrepos.latestpackages:
trovespec = ""
#print "\t%s" % pkg.name
# Why is nevra.epcoh = None ?
if ((pkg.name == nevra.name) and (pkg.version == nevra.version)
and (pkg.release == nevra.release)
and (pkg.arch == nevra.arch)):
trovespec = str(nevra.name) + "=" + str(
trvSpec[1]) + "[" + str(trvSpec[2]) + "]"
pkg.downstream = True
pkg.localtrove = trovespec
print "MATCH: %s %s" % (pkg.url, trovespec)
#epdb.st()
print "DEBUG: matching packages to upstream troves in label %s " % ulabel
for trvSpec, nevra in _getNevras(NEVRA, ulabel):
# ('CSCOsars:rpm', VFS('/celmb1.cisco.com@c:celmb1-trunk-devel/1.0.1_0-1-1'), Flavor('is: x86_64'))
# trvSpec[0] = 'CSCOsars:rpm'
# trvSpec[1] = VFS('/celmb1.cisco.com@c:celmb1-trunk-devel/1.0.1_0-1-1')
# trvSpec[2] = Flavor('is: x86_64')
#epdb.st()
for pkg in yumrepos.latestpackages:
trovespec = ""
#print "\t%s" % pkg.name
# Why is nevra.epcoh = None ?
if ((pkg.name == nevra.name) and (pkg.version == nevra.version)
and (pkg.release == nevra.release)
and (pkg.arch == nevra.arch)):
trovespec = str(nevra.name) + "=" + str(
trvSpec[1]) + "[" + str(trvSpec[2]) + "]"
pkg.upstream = True
pkg.upstreamtrove = trovespec
print "MATCH: %s %s" % (pkg.url, trovespec)
#epdb.st()
#import epdb; epdb.st()
return yumrepos
