def get_associated_publics(self):
sp_uuids = yield self.get_associated_service_profiles()
public_ids = utils.flatten([(yield
ServiceProfile(uuid).get_public_ids())
for uuid in sp_uuids])
defer.returnValue(public_ids)
def get_associated_publics(self):
sp_uuids = yield self.get_associated_service_profiles()
public_ids = utils.flatten(
[(yield ServiceProfile(uuid).get_public_ids())
for uuid in sp_uuids])
defer.returnValue(public_ids)
def on_forced_expiry(self, private_ids, public_ids=None):
# If we weren't given a list of public IDs, look them up from the private IDs.
deferreds = []
if not public_ids:
# Query the public IDs associated with all public IDs. This is quite intensive
# but we don't expect the list of private IDs to be long.
deferreds = [self._cache.get_associated_public_ids(id) for id in private_ids]
results = yield defer.gatherResults(deferreds, consumeErrors=True)
public_ids = utils.flatten(results)
# Remove any duplicates.
public_ids = list(set(public_ids))
_log.debug("Retrieved public IDs %s" % str(public_ids))
timestamp = self._cache.generate_timestamp()
# Delete all the public and private IDs from the cache. Note that technically we
# needn't flush private IDs if there are still public IDs remaining. However, it's
# simpler (and, given this is a rare operation, not too performance-impacting) just to
# flush these too. Note that we specify fireOnOneErrback here to ensure an exception
# is thrown if either Deferred fails.
yield defer.DeferredList([self._cache.delete_multi_private_ids(private_ids, timestamp=timestamp),
self._cache.delete_multi_public_ids(public_ids, timestamp=timestamp)],
fireOnOneErrback=True, consumeErrors=True)
def get_public_ids(self):
irs_uuids = yield self.get_irses()
public_ids = utils.flatten([(yield IRS(uuid).get_associated_publics())
for uuid in irs_uuids])
defer.returnValue(public_ids)
def get_public_ids(self):
irs_uuids = yield self.get_irses()
public_ids = utils.flatten([(yield IRS(uuid).get_associated_publics())
for uuid in irs_uuids])
defer.returnValue(public_ids)
