Exemplo n.º 1
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def decrease(counter_name, allow_negative=False):
    """
    Decrease the counter value in the database.
    If the counter does not exist yet, create the counter.
    Also checks whether the counter is allowed to become negative.

    :param counter_name: The name/identifier of the counter
    :param allow_negative: Whether the counter can become negative
    :return: the new integer value of the counter
    """
    counter = EventCounter.query.filter_by(counter_name=counter_name).first()
    if not counter:
        counter = EventCounter(counter_name, 0)
        counter.save()
    counter.decrease(allow_negative)
    return counter.counter_value
Exemplo n.º 2
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def decrease(counter_name, allow_negative=False):
    """
    Decrease the counter value in the database.
    If the counter does not exist yet, create the counter.
    Also checks whether the counter is allowed to become negative.

    :param counter_name: The name/identifier of the counter
    :param allow_negative: Whether the counter can become negative. Note that even if this flag is not set,
                           the counter may become negative due to concurrent queries.
    :return: None
    """
    node = get_privacyidea_node()
    counter = EventCounter.query.filter_by(counter_name=counter_name,
                                           node=node).first()
    if not counter:
        counter = EventCounter(counter_name, 0, node=node)
        counter.save()
    # We are allowed to decrease the current counter object only if the overall
    # counter value is positive (because individual rows may be negative then),
    # or if we allow negative values. Otherwise, we need to reset all rows of all nodes.
    if read(counter_name) > 0 or allow_negative:
        counter.decrease()
    else:
        _reset_counter_on_all_nodes(counter_name)