def add_hardware(self, hardware):
""" add new hardware """
log_debug(4, hardware)
if not hardware:
return -1
if type(hardware) == type({}):
hardware = UserDictCase(hardware)
if not isinstance(hardware, UserDictCase):
log_error("argument type is not hash: %s" % hardware)
raise TypeError, "This function requires a hash as an argument"
# validation is important
hw_class = hardware.get("class")
if hw_class is None:
return -1
hw_class = string.lower(hw_class)
class_type = None
if hw_class in [
"video", "audio", "audio_hd", "usb", "other", "hd", "floppy",
"mouse", "modem", "network", "cdrom", "scsi", "unspec",
"scanner", "tape", "capture", "raid", "socket", "keyboard",
"printer", "firewire", "ide"
]:
class_type = HardwareDevice
elif hw_class == "cpu":
class_type = CPUDevice
elif hw_class == "netinfo":
class_type = NetworkInformation
elif hw_class == "memory":
class_type = MemoryInformation
elif hw_class == "dmi":
class_type = DMIInformation
elif hw_class == "installinfo":
class_type = InstallInformation
elif hw_class == "netinterfaces":
class_type = NetIfaceInformation
else:
log_error("UNKNOWN CLASS TYPE `%s'" % hw_class)
# Same trick: try-except and raise the exception so that Traceback
# can send the e-mail
try:
raise KeyError, "Unknwon class type `%s' for hardware '%s'" % (
hw_class, hardware)
except:
Traceback(mail=1)
return
# create the new device
new_dev = class_type(hardware)
if self.__hardware.has_key(class_type):
_l = self.__hardware[class_type]
else:
_l = self.__hardware[class_type] = []
_l.append(new_dev)
self.__changed = 1
return 0
def add_hardware(self, hardware):
""" add new hardware """
log_debug(4, hardware)
if not hardware:
return -1
if type(hardware) == type({}):
hardware = UserDictCase(hardware)
if not isinstance(hardware, UserDictCase):
log_error("argument type is not hash: %s" % hardware)
raise TypeError, "This function requires a hash as an argument"
# validation is important
hw_class = hardware.get("class")
if hw_class is None:
return -1
hw_class = string.lower(hw_class)
class_type = None
if hw_class in ["video", "audio", "audio_hd", "usb", "other", "hd", "floppy",
"mouse", "modem", "network", "cdrom", "scsi",
"unspec", "scanner", "tape", "capture", "raid",
"socket", "keyboard", "printer", "firewire", "ide"]:
class_type = HardwareDevice
elif hw_class == "cpu":
class_type = CPUDevice
elif hw_class == "netinfo":
class_type = NetworkInformation
elif hw_class == "memory":
class_type = MemoryInformation
elif hw_class == "dmi":
class_type = DMIInformation
elif hw_class == "installinfo":
class_type = InstallInformation
elif hw_class == "netinterfaces":
class_type = NetIfaceInformation
else:
log_error("UNKNOWN CLASS TYPE `%s'" % hw_class)
# Same trick: try-except and raise the exception so that Traceback
# can send the e-mail
try:
raise KeyError, "Unknwon class type `%s' for hardware '%s'" % (
hw_class, hardware)
except:
Traceback(mail=1)
return
# create the new device
new_dev = class_type(hardware)
if self.__hardware.has_key(class_type):
_l = self.__hardware[class_type]
else:
_l = self.__hardware[class_type] = []
_l.append(new_dev)
self.__changed = 1
return 0
class ServerWrapper(Packages, Hardware, History, SuseData):
""" This is a middle class that ties all the subclasses together, plus it
provides a cleaner way to keep all the wrapper functions in one place.
The main Server class is based on this one and it looks a little bit
cleaner that way.
"""
def __init__(self):
self.server = UserDictCase()
Packages.__init__(self)
History.__init__(self)
Hardware.__init__(self)
SuseData.__init__(self)
def __repr__(self):
return "<%s instance>" % (self.__class__, )
def set_value(self, name, value):
""" update a value in self.server """
if name is None or value is None:
return -1
self.server[name] = value
return 0
###
# PACKAGES
###
def add_package(self, entry):
""" Wrappers for the similar functions from Packages class that supplementaly
require a valid sysid.
"""
return Packages.add_package(self, self.server.get("id"), entry)
def delete_package(self, entry):
return Packages.delete_package(self, self.server.get("id"), entry)
def dispose_packages(self):
return Packages.dispose_packages(self, self.server["id"])
def save_packages(self, schedule=1):
""" wrapper for the Packages.save_packages_byid() which requires the sysid """
ret = self.save_packages_byid(self.server["id"], schedule=schedule)
# this function is primarily called from outside
# so we have to commit here
rhnSQL.commit()
return ret
###
# HARDWARE
###
def delete_hardware(self):
""" Wrappers for the similar functions from Hardware class """
return Hardware.delete_hardware(self, self.server.get("id"))
def save_hardware(self):
""" wrapper for the Hardware.save_hardware_byid() which requires the sysid """
ret = self.save_hardware_byid(self.server["id"])
# this function is primarily called from outside
# so we have to commit here
rhnSQL.commit()
return ret
def reload_hardware(self):
""" wrapper for the Hardware.reload_hardware_byid() which requires the sysid """
ret = self.reload_hardware_byid(self.server["id"])
return ret
###
# HISTORY
###
def save_history(self):
ret = self.save_history_byid(self.server["id"])
# this function is primarily called from outside
# so we have to commit here
rhnSQL.commit()
return ret
###
### SUSE PRODUCT DATA
###
def save_suse_products(self):
ret = self.save_suse_products_byid(self.server["id"])
rhnSQL.commit()
return ret
def update_suse_products(self, guid, secret, target, products):
suse_products = {
"guid": guid,
"secret": secret,
"ostarget": target,
"products": products
}
self.add_suse_products(suse_products)
return self.save_suse_products()
class ServerWrapper(Packages, Hardware, History):
""" This is a middle class that ties all the subclasses together, plus it
provides a cleaner way to keep all the wrapper functions in one place.
The main Server class is based on this one and it looks a little bit
cleaner that way.
"""
def __init__(self):
self.server = UserDictCase()
Packages.__init__(self)
History.__init__(self)
Hardware.__init__(self)
def __repr__(self):
return "<%s instance>" % (self.__class__,)
def set_value(self, name, value):
""" update a value in self.server """
if name is None or value is None:
return -1
self.server[name] = value
return 0
###
# PACKAGES
###
def add_package(self, entry):
""" Wrappers for the similar functions from Packages class that supplementaly
require a valid sysid.
"""
return Packages.add_package(self, self.server.get("id"), entry)
def delete_package(self, entry):
return Packages.delete_package(self, self.server.get("id"), entry)
def dispose_packages(self):
return Packages.dispose_packages(self, self.server["id"])
def save_packages(self, schedule=1):
""" wrapper for the Packages.save_packages_byid() which requires the sysid """
ret = self.save_packages_byid(self.server["id"], schedule=schedule)
# this function is primarily called from outside
# so we have to commit here
rhnSQL.commit()
return ret
###
# HARDWARE
###
def delete_hardware(self):
""" Wrappers for the similar functions from Hardware class """
return Hardware.delete_hardware(self, self.server.get("id"))
def save_hardware(self):
""" wrapper for the Hardware.save_hardware_byid() which requires the sysid """
ret = self.save_hardware_byid(self.server["id"])
# this function is primarily called from outside
# so we have to commit here
rhnSQL.commit()
return ret
def reload_hardware(self):
""" wrapper for the Hardware.reload_hardware_byid() which requires the sysid """
ret = self.reload_hardware_byid(self.server["id"])
return ret
###
# HISTORY
###
def save_history(self):
ret = self.save_history_byid(self.server["id"])
# this function is primarily called from outside
# so we have to commit here
rhnSQL.commit()
return ret