def __init__(self, listeniface, listenport, fwrulefile, keydir):
"""Set up the logic.
This is expected to be run with root privileges. Stuff like
opening listening sockets is done here.
@param listeniface: the ip address to listen on for incoming connections
@type listeniface: str
@param listenport: tcp port number to listen on
@type listenport: int
@param fwrulefile: name of the hip firewall's rulefile
@type fwrulefile: str
@param keydir: directory where src_hi-keys are stored
@type keydir: str
"""
# Run as root
self.fwrulefile = fwrulefile
self.keydir = keydir
self.server = ConfigurationInterfaceServer(self, listeniface,
listenport)
def __init__(self, listeniface, listenport, fwrulefile, keydir):
"""Set up the logic.
This is expected to be run with root privileges. Stuff like
opening listening sockets is done here.
@param listeniface: the ip address to listen on for incoming connections
@type listeniface: str
@param listenport: tcp port number to listen on
@type listenport: int
@param fwrulefile: name of the hip firewall's rulefile
@type fwrulefile: str
@param keydir: directory where src_hi-keys are stored
@type keydir: str
"""
# Run as root
self.fwrulefile = fwrulefile
self.keydir = keydir
self.server = ConfigurationInterfaceServer(
self, listeniface, listenport)
class ManagementLogic(object):
"""Logic for operating on the firewall.
"""
def __init__(self, listeniface, listenport, fwrulefile, keydir):
"""Set up the logic.
This is expected to be run with root privileges. Stuff like
opening listening sockets is done here.
@param listeniface: the ip address to listen on for incoming connections
@type listeniface: str
@param listenport: tcp port number to listen on
@type listenport: int
@param fwrulefile: name of the hip firewall's rulefile
@type fwrulefile: str
@param keydir: directory where src_hi-keys are stored
@type keydir: str
"""
# Run as root
self.fwrulefile = fwrulefile
self.keydir = keydir
self.server = ConfigurationInterfaceServer(
self, listeniface, listenport)
def run(self):
"""ManagementLogic's main loop.
This is expected to run with user privileges.
Note: the user needs to have enough privileges to create a new
rulefile in the directory containing fwrulefile and to replace
the old file with the new one.
"""
# Run as user
print 'testmessage'
sys.stdout.flush()
self.server.run()
def enable_debugging(self):
"""Enable more verbose logging."""
self.server.enable_debugging()
def reload_firewall(self):
"""Send a request of reloading the firewall rules."""
print 'reloadfw'
sys.stdout.flush()
syslog.syslog("requested firewall reload")
def list_rules(self):
"""List current firewall rules.
If the rulefile does not exist, it is created.
@return: list of rules
@rtype: [Rule()]
"""
try:
return _list_rules(self.fwrulefile)
except StandardError, e:
syslog.syslog("list_rules() failed: %s" % e)
return []
class ManagementLogic(object):
"""Logic for operating on the firewall.
"""
def __init__(self, listeniface, listenport, fwrulefile, keydir):
"""Set up the logic.
This is expected to be run with root privileges. Stuff like
opening listening sockets is done here.
@param listeniface: the ip address to listen on for incoming connections
@type listeniface: str
@param listenport: tcp port number to listen on
@type listenport: int
@param fwrulefile: name of the hip firewall's rulefile
@type fwrulefile: str
@param keydir: directory where src_hi-keys are stored
@type keydir: str
"""
# Run as root
self.fwrulefile = fwrulefile
self.keydir = keydir
self.server = ConfigurationInterfaceServer(self, listeniface,
listenport)
def run(self):
"""ManagementLogic's main loop.
This is expected to run with user privileges.
Note: the user needs to have enough privileges to create a new
rulefile in the directory containing fwrulefile and to replace
the old file with the new one.
"""
# Run as user
print 'testmessage'
sys.stdout.flush()
self.server.run()
def enable_debugging(self):
"""Enable more verbose logging."""
self.server.enable_debugging()
def reload_firewall(self):
"""Send a request of reloading the firewall rules."""
print 'reloadfw'
sys.stdout.flush()
syslog.syslog("requested firewall reload")
def list_rules(self):
"""List current firewall rules.
If the rulefile does not exist, it is created.
@return: list of rules
@rtype: [Rule()]
"""
try:
return _list_rules(self.fwrulefile)
except StandardError, e:
syslog.syslog("list_rules() failed: %s" % e)
return []
