def test_multiple(self):
     """ Test setting multiple passwords. """
     self.navigate_to_resource("host1.example.com")
     
     history_links = self.wd.find_elements(By.LINK_TEXT, "History")
     history_links[0].click()
     
     time.sleep(0.5) # The click isn't auto-waiting ...
     
     els = self.wd.find_elements(By.XPATH, ".//*[@id='content']/table[2]/tbody/tr/td")
     self.assertEqual(1, len(els), "Expected table with 1 [no-content-message] row.")
     self.assertTrue(els[0].text.startswith("No password history"))
     
     pw_id = self.wd.current_url.split('/')[-1]
     
     session = meta.Session()
     
     passwords.modify(pw_id, password="******")
     session.commit()
     
     time.sleep(1)
     
     passwords.modify(pw_id, password="******")
     session.commit()
     
     self.wd.refresh()
     
     curr_pw = self.wd.find_element(By.ID, "current-password")
     self.assertEqual("Second Change", curr_pw.get_attribute("value"))
     
     els = self.wd.find_elements(By.XPATH, ".//*[@id='content']/table[2]/tbody/tr")
     self.assertEqual(2, len(els), "Expected table with 2 rows.")
     
     input_el = self.wd.find_element(By.XPATH, "//*[@id='content']/table[2]/tbody/tr[1]/td[1]/form/input")
     self.assertTrue(input_el is not None, "Expected to find an input element for pw hist.")
     self.assertEqual("First Change", input_el.get_attribute("value"))
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 def process_edit(self, **kwargs):
     form = PasswordEditForm(request_params())
     if form.validate():
         (pw, modified) = passwords.modify(form.password_id.data, 
                                           username=form.username.data, 
                                           password=form.password_decrypted.data, 
                                           description=form.description.data,
                                           tags=form.tags.data)
 
         auditlog.log(auditlog.CODE_CONTENT_MOD, target=pw,
                      attributes_modified=modified)
         notify_entity_activity(pw, 'updated')
         raise cherrypy.HTTPRedirect('/resource/view/{0}'.format(pw.resource_id))
     else:
         log.warning("Form failed validation: {0}".format(form.errors))
         return render('password/edit.html', {'form': form})
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 def modifyPassword(self, password_id, **kwargs):
     """
     Modify an existing password.
     
     This method requires keyword arguments and so only works with JSON-RPC2 protocol.
     
     :param password_id: The ID of the password to modify.
     :type password_id: int
     
     :keyword username:
     :keyword password:
     :keyword description:
     
     :return: The modified password object.
     :rtype: dict
     """
     (pw, modified) = passwords.modify(password_id, **kwargs)
     auditlog.log(auditlog.CODE_CONTENT_MOD, target=pw, attributes_modified=modified)
     return pw.to_dict()
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 def from_structure(self, structure):
     """
     Populates the SQLAlchemy model from a python dictionary of the database structure.
     """
     session = meta.Session()
     
     try:
         for resource_s in structure['resources']:
             log.debug("Importing: {0!r}".format(resource_s))
             
             # First build up a list of group_ids for this resource that will correspond to groups
             # in *this* database.
             group_ids = []
             for gname in resource_s['groups']:
                 group = groups.get_by_name(gname, assert_exists=False)
                 if not group:
                     group = groups.create(gname)
                     log.info("Created group: {0!r}".format(group))
                 else:
                     log.info("Found existing group: {0!r}".format(group))
                     
                 group_ids.append(group.id)
             
             # First we should see if there is a match for the id and name; we can't rely on name alone since
             # there is no guarantee of name uniqueness (even with a group)
             resource = None
             resource_candidate = resources.get(resource_s['id'], assert_exists=False)
             if resource_candidate and resource_candidate.name == resource_s['name']:
                 resource = resource_candidate 
             else:
                 # If we find a matching resource (by name) and there is only one then we'll use that.
                 try:
                     resource = resources.get_by_name(resource_s['name'], assert_single=True, assert_exists=True)
                 except MultipleResultsFound:
                     log.info("Multiple resource matched name {0!r}, will create a new one.".format(resource_s['name']))
                 except exc.NoSuchEntity:
                     log.debug("No resource found matching name: {0!r}".format(resource_s['name']))
                     pass
                 
             resource_attribs = ('name', 'addr', 'description', 'notes', 'tags')
             resource_attribs_update = dict([(k,v) for (k,v) in resource_s.items() if k in resource_attribs])
             
             if resource:
                 (resource, modified) = resources.modify(resource.id, group_ids=group_ids, **resource_attribs_update)
                 # (yes, we are overwriting 'resource' var with new copy returned from this method)
                 log.info("Updating existing resource: {0!r} (modified: {1!r})".format(resource, modified))
                 if modified and modified != ['group_ids']:
                     if not self.force:
                         raise RuntimeError("Refusing to modify existing resource attributes {0!r} on {1!r} (use 'force' to override this).".format(modified, resource))
                     else:
                         log.warning("Overwriting resource attributes {0!r} on {1!r}".format(modified, resource))
             else:
                 # We will just assume that we need to create the resource.  Yes, it's possible it'll match an existing
                 # one, but better to build a merge tool than end up silently merging things that are not the same.
                 resource = resources.create(group_ids=group_ids, **resource_attribs_update)
                 log.info("Created new resource: {0!r}".format(resource))
             
             # Add the passwords
             for password_s in resource_s['passwords']:
                 
                 password_attribs = ('username', 'description', 'password', 'tags')
                 password_attribs_update = dict([(k,v) for (k,v) in password_s.items() if k in password_attribs])
             
                 # Look for a matching password.  We do know that this is unique.
                 password = passwords.get_for_resource(password_s['username'], password_s['resource_id'], assert_exists=False)
                 if password:
                     (password, modified) = passwords.modify(password_id=password.id, **password_attribs_update)
                     # (Yeah, we overwrite password object.)
                     log.info("Updating existing password: {0!r} (modified: {1!r})".format(password, modified))
                     
                     non_pw_modified = set(modified) - set(['password'])
                     if not modified:
                         log.debug("Password row not modified.")
                     else:
                         log.debug("Password modified: {0!r}".format(modified))
                      
                     # If anything changed other than password, we need to ensure that force=true
                     if non_pw_modified:
                         if not self.force:
                             raise RuntimeError("Refusing to modify existing password attributes {0!r} on {1!r} (use 'force' to override this).".format(non_pw_modified, password))
                         else:
                             log.warning("Overwriting password attributes {0!r} on {1!r}".format(non_pw_modified, password))
                 else:
                     password = passwords.create(resource_id=resource.id, **password_attribs_update)
                     log.info("Creating new password: {0!r}".format(password))
             
             
             # This probably isn't necessary as all the DAO methods should also flush session, but might as well.
             session.flush()
             
     except:
         session.rollback()
         raise