def migrate(revision):
"""Perform database migrations."""
if not migrate_database(revision):
print red(">>> Error migrating your database..")
exit(1)
print yellow(">>> Your database migration was successful!")
def migrate(revision):
"""Perform database migrations."""
if not migrate_database(revision):
print red(">>> Error migrating your database..")
exit(1)
print yellow(">>> Your database migration was successful!")
def import_cuckoo(username, mode, dirpath):
version = identify(dirpath)
if not version:
raise CuckooOperationalError(
"The path that you specified is not a proper Cuckoo setup. Please "
"point the path to the root of your older Cuckoo setup, i.e., to "
"the directory containing the cuckoo.py script!")
# TODO Copy over the configuration and ignore the database.
if version in ("0.4", "0.4.1", "0.4.2"):
raise CuckooOperationalError(
"Importing from version 0.4, 0.4.1, or 0.4.2 is not supported as "
"there are no database migrations for that version. Please start "
"from scratch, your configuration would have been obsolete anyway!"
)
print "We've identified a Cuckoo Sandbox %s installation!" % version
if os.path.isdir(cwd()) and os.listdir(cwd()):
raise CuckooOperationalError(
"This Cuckoo Working Directory already exists. Please import to "
"a new/clean Cuckoo Working Directory.")
# Following are various recursive imports.
from cuckoo.apps import migrate_database
from cuckoo.main import cuckoo_create
print "Reading in the old configuration.."
# Port the older configuration.
cfg = Config.from_confdir(os.path.join(dirpath, "conf"), loose=True)
cfg = migrate_conf(cfg, version)
print " configuration has been migrated to the latest version!"
print
# Create a fresh Cuckoo Working Directory.
cuckoo_create(username, cfg, quiet=True)
# Ask if the user would like to make a backup of the SQL database.
sqldump(cfg["cuckoo"]["database"]["connection"], dirpath)
# Run database migrations.
if not migrate_database():
raise CuckooOperationalError(
"Error migrating your old Cuckoo database!")
# Link or copy all of the older results to the new CWD.
import_legacy_analyses(mode, dirpath)
# Urge the user to run the community command.
print "You have successfully imported your old version of Cuckoo!"
print "However, in order to get up-to-date, you'll probably want to"
print " " * 10, yellow("run the community command")
print "by running 'cuckoo community' manually."
print "The community command will fetch the latest monitoring updates"
print "and Cuckoo Signatures."
def import_cuckoo(username, mode, dirpath):
version = identify(dirpath)
if not version:
raise CuckooOperationalError(
"The path that you specified is not a proper Cuckoo setup. Please "
"point the path to the root of your older Cuckoo setup, i.e., to "
"the directory containing the cuckoo.py script!"
)
# TODO Copy over the configuration and ignore the database.
if version in ("0.4", "0.4.1", "0.4.2"):
raise CuckooOperationalError(
"Importing from version 0.4, 0.4.1, or 0.4.2 is not supported as "
"there are no database migrations for that version. Please start "
"from scratch, your configuration would have been obsolete anyway!"
)
print "We've identified a Cuckoo Sandbox %s installation!" % version
if os.path.isdir(cwd()) and os.listdir(cwd()):
raise CuckooOperationalError(
"This Cuckoo Working Directory already exists. Please import to "
"a new/clean Cuckoo Working Directory."
)
# Following are various recursive imports.
from cuckoo.apps import migrate_database
from cuckoo.main import cuckoo_create
print "Reading in the old configuration.."
# Port the older configuration.
cfg = Config.from_confdir(os.path.join(dirpath, "conf"), loose=True)
cfg = migrate_conf(cfg, version)
print " configuration has been migrated to the latest version!"
print
# Create a fresh Cuckoo Working Directory.
cuckoo_create(username, cfg, quiet=True)
dburi = cfg["cuckoo"]["database"]["connection"]
# Ask if the user would like to make a backup of the SQL database and in
# the case of sqlite3, copy/move/symlink cuckoo.db to the CWD.
sqldump(dburi, dirpath)
movesql(dburi, mode, dirpath)
# Run database migrations.
if not migrate_database():
raise CuckooOperationalError(
"Error migrating your old Cuckoo database!"
)
# Link or copy all of the older results to the new CWD.
import_legacy_analyses(mode, dirpath)
# Urge the user to run the community command.
print
print "You have successfully imported your old version of Cuckoo!"
print "However, in order to get up-to-date, you'll probably want to"
print yellow("run the community command"),
print "by running", red("'cuckoo community'"), "manually."
print "The community command will fetch the latest monitoring updates"
print "and Cuckoo Signatures."
