def get_list() -> list:
"""
returns list of blaclist items
Returns:
list: returns list of blacklist items
"""
db_parts = os.listdir(Env.security_blacklist())
blacklist = []
for part in db_parts:
try:
f = open(Env.security_blacklist('/' + part), 'r')
content = f.read()
content = json.loads(content)
f.close()
except:
continue
for item in content:
try:
assert type(item['title']) == str
assert type(item['description']) == str
assert type(item['md5']) == str
assert type(item['sha256']) == str
assert type(item['sha512']) == str
blacklist.append(item)
except:
pass
return blacklist
def load_version(pkg_name: str, version: str, arch=''):
"""
loads a specify version of a package
Args:
pkg_name (str): name of package
version (str): that version you want to load
arch (str): load specify arch (optional)
Returns:
int (1): package not found
int (2): package found, but version/arch not found
Pkg object: package and version found and returned
"""
if not os.path.isfile(Env.packages_lists('/' + pkg_name + '/index')):
return 1
# load package index file
f_index = open(Env.packages_lists('/' + pkg_name + '/index'), 'r')
index_content = f_index.read()
f_index.close()
try:
# load json
index = json.loads(index_content)
except:
return 1
# load package versions list
versions = []
try:
versions = index[arch]
except:
try:
versions = index[SysArch.sys_arch()]
arch = SysArch.sys_arch()
except:
try:
versions = index['all']
arch = 'all'
except:
versions = index[list(index.keys())[0]]
arch = list(index.keys())[0]
for ver in versions:
if ver == version:
# load this version data
try:
f_ver = open(
Env.packages_lists('/' + pkg_name + '/' + ver + '-' +
arch), 'r')
f_ver_content = f_ver.read()
ver_data = json.loads(f_ver_content)
return Pkg(ver_data)
except:
return 2
return 2
def run(self):
""" Run command """
if self.has_option('--edit') or self.has_option('-e'):
return os.system('vim "' + Env.repos_config() + '"')
if self.has_option('--add') or self.has_option('-a'):
RootRequired.require_root_permission()
repo_string = ''
for arg in self.arguments:
repo_string += arg + ' '
repo_string = repo_string.strip()
tmp_repo = Repo(repo_string)
tmp_repo.loaded_from_file = 'argument'
tmp_repo.line_number = 0
if not tmp_repo.successful_loaded:
ReposListErrorShower.show([tmp_repo])
return 1
# write repo
path = Env.repos_config_dir('/' + tmp_repo.name + '-' +
tmp_repo.get_pkg_str() + '-' +
tmp_repo.get_arch_str())
tmp = ''
tmp_i = 1
while os.path.isfile(path + tmp):
tmp = '-' + str(tmp_i)
f = open(path, 'w')
f.write('# added manually\n' + repo_string)
f.close()
return 0
if self.has_option('--scan'):
for arg in self.arguments:
if os.path.isdir(arg):
Scanner.scan(arg)
pr.p(ansi.green + 'directory ' + arg +
' scanned successfully' + ansi.reset)
else:
self.message('directory' + arg + ' not found',
is_error=True)
return 0
# show list of repos
if not self.is_quiet():
pr.p('Loading repositories list...')
repos = Repo.get_list()
if not self.is_quiet():
pr.p('============================')
ReposListErrorShower.show(repos)
for repo in repos:
if repo.successful_loaded:
pr.p(repo.name + ': ' + repo.url + ' pkg=' +
repo.get_pkg_str() + ' arch=' + repo.get_arch_str() +
' channel=' + repo.get_channel_str())
def pop_state():
""" remove first item from state """
f = open(Env.state_file(), 'r')
content = f.read()
f.close()
content = content.strip()
lines = content.split('\n')
if lines:
lines.pop(0)
new_content = ''
for line in lines:
new_content += line + '\n'
f = open(Env.state_file(), 'w')
f.write(new_content)
f.close()
def set_manual_installs(self, packages):
""" Sets installed packages type (manual/auto) """
for pkg in packages:
if not pkg.is_manual:
path = Env.installed_lists('/' + pkg.data['name'] + '/manual')
if os.path.isfile(path):
os.remove(path)
def load_from_index(index_json: dict, package_name: str):
""" Loads package data from index file
Args:
package_name (str): name of the package
index_json (dict): loaded json data from `/var/lib/cati/lists/<pkgname>/index` file
Returns:
Pkg: the loaded Pkg object
"""
try:
arch = sys_arch()
versions = index_json[arch]
except:
try:
arch = 'all'
versions = index_json[arch]
except:
arch = list(index_json.keys())[0]
versions = index_json[arch]
# load latest version
ver = Pkg.get_last_version(versions)
f = open(
Env.packages_lists('/' + package_name + '/' + ver + '-' + arch),
'r')
content = f.read()
f.close()
content_json = json.loads(content)
return Pkg(content_json)
def get_all_installed_files_list() -> list:
"""
returns list of all of installed files
Returns:
list: [
['pkgname', 'filetype(d,f,cd,cf)', '/file/path'],
['pkg1', 'f', '/path/to/file'],
...
]
"""
# load list of installed packages
installed_packages = Pkg.installed_list()['list']
result = []
for pkg in installed_packages:
pkg_installed_files = open(
Env.installed_lists('/' + pkg.data['name'] + '/files'),
'r').read()
pkg_installed_files = pkg_installed_files.strip().split('\n')
pkg_installed_files = [
item.strip().split(':', 1) for item in pkg_installed_files
]
for f in pkg_installed_files:
if len(f) > 1:
result.append([pkg.data['name'], f[0], f[1]])
return result
def state_list():
""" returns list of undoned transactions from state file """
f = open(Env.state_file(), 'r')
content = f.read()
f.close()
content = content.strip().split('\n')
content = [line.strip() for line in content]
result = []
for item in content:
if item != '':
tmp = {}
parts = item.split('%')
tmp['action'] = parts[0]
tmp['pkg'] = parts[1]
try:
tmp['version'] = parts[2]
except:
tmp['version'] = None
try:
tmp['arch'] = parts[3]
except:
tmp['arch'] = None
try:
tmp['file'] = parts[4]
except:
tmp['file'] = None
result.append(tmp)
return result
def get_list() -> list:
"""
returns list of repositories
Returns:
list[Repo]: list of loaded repositories
"""
repos = []
files = [Env.repos_config()]
for item in os.listdir(Env.repos_config_dir()):
if os.path.isfile(Env.repos_config_dir('/' + item)):
files.append(Env.repos_config_dir('/' + item))
for fl in files:
f = open(fl, 'r')
repos_content = f.read()
f.close()
lines = repos_content.split('\n')
line_counter = 1
for line in lines:
line = line.split('#')[0].strip()
line = line.strip()
if line != '':
repo = Repo(line)
repo.line_number = line_counter
repo.loaded_from_file = fl
repos.append(repo)
line_counter += 1
# sort by priority
sorted_repos = []
while len(repos):
i = 0
while i < len(repos):
is_less_than_all = True
j = 0
while j < len(repos):
if int(repos[i].priority) > int(repos[j].priority):
is_less_than_all = False
j += 1
if is_less_than_all:
sorted_repos.append(repos[i])
repos.pop(i)
i += 1
return sorted_repos
def is_installed(package_name: str) -> bool:
""" Gets a package name and checks is installed or not
Args:
package_name (str): the package name you want to check is installed
Returns:
bool
"""
try:
assert os.path.isdir(Env.installed_lists('/' + package_name))
assert os.path.isfile(
Env.installed_lists('/' + package_name + '/ver'))
assert os.path.isfile(
Env.installed_lists('/' + package_name + '/files'))
return True
except:
return False
def add_to_unremoved_conffiles(pkg: Pkg, filepath: str):
""" Adds filepath to list of unremoved conffiles """
f = open(Env.unremoved_conffiles(), 'r')
filelist = f.read().strip().split('\n')
f.close()
# add item to list
if not filepath in filelist:
filelist.append(filepath)
# generate new content of unremoved_conffiles file
new_content = ''
for item in filelist:
new_content += item + '\n'
# write new content to file
f = open(Env.unremoved_conffiles(), 'w')
f.write(new_content)
f.close()
def run(self):
""" Run test """
self.assert_equals(
self.run_command(
'pkg',
['install', 'repository/test-repository/testpkgc-2.0.cati']),
0)
state_f = open(Env.state_file(), 'w')
state_f.write(f'install%testpackage1%1.0%amd64\nremove%anotherpackage')
state_f.close()
self.assert_equals(self.run_command('remove', [
'testpkgc',
'-y',
]), 1)
self.assert_equals(
self.run_command(
'pkg',
['install', 'repository/test-repository/testpkgc-2.0.cati']),
1)
# tests for cli `state` command
self.assert_equals(self.run_command('state'), 1)
self.assert_equals(self.run_command('state', ['--abort', '-y']), 0)
self.assert_equals(self.run_command('state'), 0)
self.refresh_env()
self.assert_equals(
self.run_command(
'pkg',
['install', 'repository/test-repository/testpkgc-2.0.cati']),
0)
self.assert_true(Pkg.is_installed('testpkgc'))
state_f = open(Env.state_file(), 'w')
state_f.write(f'remove%testpkgc')
state_f.close()
self.assert_equals(self.run_command('state'), 1)
self.assert_equals(self.run_command('state', ['--complete']), 0)
self.assert_equals(self.run_command('state'), 0)
self.assert_true(not Pkg.is_installed('testpkgc'))
def run_any_scripts(runed_transactions: list, events: dict):
"""
run all of `any` scripts.
events:
- start_run_script: will run when starting to run once script (gets package name)
"""
runed_transactions_str = ''
for rt in runed_transactions[1]:
runed_transactions_str += rt + ' '
runed_transactions_str = runed_transactions_str.strip()
scripts = os.listdir(Env.any_scripts())
for script in scripts:
events['start_run_script'](script)
# run script
os.system('chmod +x "' + Env.any_scripts('/' + script) + '"')
os.system(
Env.any_scripts('/' + script) + ' ' + runed_transactions[0] +
' ' + runed_transactions_str)
def all_list():
""" Returns list of packages
Returns:
dict: output has two keys:
{
"list": list[Pkg] // list of packages
"errors": list // errors while loading packages
}
"""
errors = []
packages = []
tmp_list = os.listdir(Env.packages_lists())
tmp_list.sort()
for item in tmp_list:
if os.path.isfile(Env.packages_lists('/' + item + '/index')):
f_index = open(Env.packages_lists('/' + item + '/index'), 'r')
try:
index_content = f_index.read()
try:
index_json = json.loads(index_content)
try:
pkg = Pkg.load_from_index(index_json, item)
packages.append(pkg)
except:
errors.append('faild to load package "' + item +
'"')
except:
errors.append('invalid json content in "' +
Env.packages_lists('/' + item +
'/index') + '"')
except:
errors.append('cannot read file "' +
Env.packages_lists('/' + item + '/index') +
'"')
else:
errors.append(
f'package "{item}" has not index file in lists ({Env.packages_lists("/" + item + "/index")} not found)'
)
return {'list': packages, 'errors': errors}
def add_to_state(calc: Calculator):
""" add new item to state """
content = ''
for item in calc.get_sorted_list():
content += item['action'] + '%' + item['pkg'].data[
'name'] + '%' + item['pkg'].data['version'] + '%' + item[
'pkg'].data['arch'] + '\n'
f = open(Env.state_file(), 'w')
f.write(content)
f.close()
def require_root_permission(is_cli=True, die_action=None):
"""
checks root premission.
Args:
is_cli (bool): if is True, when user have not root permission,
error will print in terminal. but if is False,
the `die_action` will run as a function.
(will be disable in testing environment)
die_action (callable): the function will be run when `is_cli` is False
"""
# if program is in testing mode don't check permission
if is_testing:
return
if os.getuid() == 0:
return
# check write and read access for needed files
files_to_check = [
Env.packages_lists(),
Env.installed_lists(),
Env.state_file(),
Env.unremoved_conffiles(),
Env.security_blacklist(),
Env.any_scripts(),
Env.repos_config(),
Env.repos_config_dir(),
Env.cache_dir(),
Env.allowed_archs(),
]
for f in files_to_check:
if not os.access(f, os.W_OK) or not os.access(f, os.R_OK):
if is_cli:
pr.e(ansi.red + sys.argv[0] + ': permission is denied' +
ansi.reset)
pr.exit(1)
return
else:
die_action()
return
def update_indexes(events: dict):
"""
This function loads available versions of a package and index them in index file
and do this action for all of packages in lists.
Args:
events: (dict) the `events` argument should be a dictonary from functions. this will use to handle errors
for example if some thing went wrong, the spesific function in events
will run.
events:
- cannot_read_file: if in this process, an error happened while reading a file, this will run with file path arg
- invalid_json_data: if json content of a file is curropt, this will run with file path and content args
"""
require_root_permission()
for pkg in os.listdir(Env.packages_lists()):
pkg_index = {}
if os.path.isdir(Env.packages_lists('/' + pkg)):
for version in os.listdir(Env.packages_lists('/' + pkg)):
if version != 'index':
if os.path.isfile(
Env.packages_lists('/' + pkg + '/' + version)):
content = None
try:
f = open(
Env.packages_lists('/' + pkg + '/' + version),
'r')
content = f.read()
except:
events['cannot_read_file'](
Env.packages_lists('/' + pkg + '/' + version))
if content != None:
try:
content_json = json.loads(content)
try:
tmp = pkg_index[content_json['arch']]
del tmp
except:
pkg_index[content_json['arch']] = []
pkg_index[content_json['arch']].append(
content_json['version'])
except:
events['invalid_json_data'](
Env.packages_lists('/' + pkg + '/' +
version), content)
# write generated index to index file
f_index = open(Env.packages_lists('/' + pkg + '/index'), 'w')
f_index.write(json.dumps(pkg_index))
f_index.close()
def installed_version(package_name: str) -> str:
""" Gets name of package and returns installed version of that
Args:
package_name (str): name of package
Returns:
str: installed version
Raises:
package.exceptions.CannotReadFileException: when cannot read package database files
"""
try:
f = open(Env.installed_lists('/' + package_name + '/ver'), 'r')
version = f.read()
f.close()
except:
raise CannotReadFileException(
'cannot read file "' +
Env.installed_lists('/' + package_name + '/ver') + '"')
return version
def check(events: dict):
"""
Check all of needed files and dirs for cati installation
Args:
events:
- failed_to_repair: will run when cati installation is corrupt and user has not root permission
to repair it and passes filepath and type of that to function
"""
required_files = [
'/var/lib/cati/state.f',
'/var/lib/cati/unremoved-conffiles.list',
'/etc/cati/repos.list',
'/etc/cati/allowed-architectures.list',
]
required_dirs = [
'/var',
'/var/lib',
'/var/lib/cati',
'/var/lib/cati/lists',
'/var/lib/cati/installed',
'/var/lib/cati/security-blacklist',
'/var/lib/cati/any-scripts',
'/var/cache',
'/var/cache/cati',
'/var/cache/cati/archives',
'/etc',
'/etc/cati',
'/etc/cati/repos.list.d',
]
for d in required_dirs:
if not os.path.isdir(Env.base_path('/' + d)):
repair_once_dir(d, events)
for f in required_files:
if not os.path.isfile(Env.base_path('/' + f)):
repair_once_file(f, events)
def run(self):
""" Run test """
self.assert_equals(
self.run_command('pkg', [
'install',
'repository/test-repository/simple-test-package.cati'
]), 0)
self.assert_true(os.path.isfile(self.env('/usr/bin/cati-testpkga')))
self.assert_equals(
self.run_command('pkg', [
'install',
'repository/test-repository/simple-test-package.cati'
]), 0)
self.assert_true(os.path.isfile(self.env('/usr/bin/cati-testpkga')))
pkg = Pkg.load_from_index(
json.loads(
open(Env.packages_lists('/testpkga/index'), 'r').read()),
'testpkga')
self.assert_equals(pkg.installed(), '1.0')
self.refresh_env()
self.assert_equals(
self.run_command('pkg', [
'install',
'repository/test-repository/testpkg-with-file-conflict-a.cati',
]), 0)
self.assert_true(
os.path.isfile(self.env() +
'/etc/testpkg-with-file-conflict/test.txt'))
self.refresh_env()
os.mkdir(self.env() + '/app')
self.assert_equals(
self.run_command('pkg', [
'install',
'repository/test-repository/testpkg-with-file-conflict-a.cati',
'--target=/app'
]), 0)
self.assert_true(not os.path.isfile(
self.env() + '/etc/testpkg-with-file-conflict/test.txt'))
self.assert_true(
os.path.isfile(self.env() +
'/app/etc/testpkg-with-file-conflict/test.txt'))
def is_installed_manual(package_name: str) -> bool:
""" Gets a package name and checks is installed MANUAL or not
Args:
package_name (str): the package name you want to check is installed
Returns:
bool
"""
if not Pkg.is_installed(package_name):
return False
return os.path.isfile(
Env.installed_lists('/' + package_name + '/manual'))
def repair_once_dir(dirpath: str, events: dict):
"""
Repairs once dir
Args:
dirpath (str): the dirpath to repair
events (dict):
- faild_to_repair
"""
try:
os.mkdir(Env.base_path('/' + dirpath))
except:
events['failed_to_repair']('/' + dirpath, 'dir')
def copy_once_file(self, paths):
""" Copy one of package files (this method is called from `copy_files` method) """
if os.path.isfile(paths[1]):
if paths[0] in self.conffiles:
self.copied_files.append('cf:' + paths[0])
old_conffiles = [item[-1] for item in self.old_conffiles]
if paths[0] in old_conffiles:
f_hash = calc_file_sha256(paths[1])
if [f_hash, paths[0]] in self.old_conffiles:
self.uncopied_conffiles[paths[0]] = f_hash
return
else:
if self.keep_conffiles:
self.uncopied_conffiles[paths[0]] = f_hash
return
else:
self.copied_files.append('f:' + paths[0])
os.system('cp "' + paths[1] + '" "' + Env.base_path(paths[0]) + '"')
else:
os.mkdir(Env.base_path(paths[0]))
if paths[1] in self.conffiles:
self.copied_files.append('cd:' + paths[0])
else:
self.copied_files.append('d:' + paths[0])
def run(self):
""" Run command """
RootRequired.require_root_permission()
for f in os.listdir(Env.cache_dir()):
if os.path.isfile(Env.cache_dir('/' + f)):
if self.is_verbose():
pr.p('removing ' + Env.cache_dir('/' + f) + '...')
os.remove(Env.cache_dir('/' + f))
for f in os.listdir(Env.cache_dir('/archives')):
if os.path.isfile(Env.cache_dir('/archives/' + f)):
if self.is_verbose():
pr.p('removing ' + Env.cache_dir('/archives/' + f) + '...')
os.remove(Env.cache_dir('/archives/' + f))
pr.p(ansi.green + 'Cache files cleared successfully' + ansi.reset)
def repair_once_file(filepath: str, events: dict):
"""
Repairs once file
Args:
filepath (str): the filepath to repair
events (dict):
- faild_to_repair
"""
try:
f = open(Env.base_path('/' + filepath).replace('//', '/'), 'w')
f.write('')
f.close()
except:
events['failed_to_repair']('/' + filepath, 'file')
def run():
""" start running tests """
print('Starting test system...')
print('=======================')
# load test environment
print('Loading test environment...', end=' ')
load_test_env()
print(ansi.green + 'created in ' + Env.base_path() + ansi.reset)
print()
# enable testing mode
pr.is_testing = True
SysArch.is_testing = True
# load tests list
tests_list = os.listdir('tests/items')
# clean up tests list
orig_tests = []
for test in tests_list:
if test[len(test) - 3:] == '.py':
exec('from items.' + test[:len(test) - 3] + ' import ' +
test[:len(test) - 3])
exec("orig_tests.append(" + test[:len(test) - 3] + "())")
# start running tests
count = 0
for test in orig_tests:
test_name = test.get_name()
print('\t[' + str(count + 1) + '/' + str(len(orig_tests)) + ']\t' +
test_name.replace('_', ' ') + ': ',
end='',
flush=True)
test.refresh_env()
test.run()
test.refresh_env()
print(ansi.green + 'PASS' + ansi.reset)
count += 1
print()
print(ansi.green + 'All ' + str(count) + ' tests passed successfuly')
print('Cleaning up...' + ansi.reset)
if os.path.isfile('testpkgc-1.0.cati'):
os.remove('testpkgc-1.0.cati')
shutil.rmtree(Env.base_path_dir)
Temp.clean()
def installed_static_files(self) -> list:
"""
returns list of installed files of package
Returns:
list[str]: files paths
"""
if not self.installed():
return False
installed_static_files_list = open(
Env.installed_lists('/' + self.data['name'] + '/staticfiles'),
'r').read().strip()
installed_static_files_list = installed_static_files_list.split('\n')
installed_static_files_list = [
item.strip().split('@', 1) for item in installed_static_files_list
if item.strip() != ''
]
return installed_static_files_list
def get_versions_list(self):
"""
returns versions list of the package
Returns:
list: list of versions: [ [<version>, <arch>] ]
"""
try:
f_index = open(
Env.packages_lists('/' + self.data['name'] + '/index'), 'r')
index_json = json.loads(f_index.read())
f_index.close()
except:
return []
try:
versions = []
for k in index_json:
for ver in index_json[k]:
versions.append([ver, k])
return versions
except:
return []
def env(self, path=''):
return Env.base_path(path)
def check_state(query_string: str,
virtual=None,
get_false_pkg=False,
get_false_pkg_next=0,
get_true_pkg=False,
get_true_pkg_next=0) -> bool:
"""
Checks package state by query string.
Examples:
"somepackage >= 1.5",
"somepackage",
"somepackage = 2.0",
"somepackage < 1.7",
"pkga | pkgb >= 1.0",
"pkga | pkgb | pkgc",
"pkga | pkgb & pkgc = 1.0",
also there is a feature to check files:
"@/usr/bin/somefile",
"somepackage | @/path/to/somefile",
"testpkga >= 3.0 | @/somefile"
"@/file/one | @/file/two",
"@<sha256-hash>@/path/to/file",
"@76883f0fd14015c93296f0e4202241f4eb3a23189dbc17990a197477f1dc441a@/path/to/file"
`virtual` argument:
this argument can make a virtual package state
for example package `testpkgz` is not installed,
but we want to check the query when this is installed
we can set that package in virtual system to query checker
calculate tha package as installed/removed
virtual structure: this is dictonary:
{
'install': [
## a list from installed packages:
['testpkgx', '1.0'],
['testpkgz', '3.7.11'],
...
]
'remove': [
## a list from removed packages:
['testpkgx', '1.0'],
['testpkgz', '3.7.11'],
...
]
## set it True if you want to ignore real installations
'no_real_installs': True/False
## set it True if you want to ignore real not installations
'all_real_is_installed': True/False
}
"""
# parse query string
parts = query_string.strip().split('|')
orig_parts = []
for part in parts:
tmp = part.strip().split('&')
orig_parts.append(tmp)
# load virtual item
no_real_installs = False
all_real_is_installed = False
if virtual:
try:
tmp = virtual['install']
except:
virtual['install'] = []
try:
tmp = virtual['remove']
except:
virtual['remove'] = []
virtual_installed_names_list = []
virtual_installed_versions_dict = {}
for item in virtual['install']:
virtual_installed_versions_dict[item[0]] = item[1]
virtual_installed_names_list.append(item[0])
virtual_removed_names_list = []
virtual_removed_versions_dict = {}
for item in virtual['remove']:
virtual_removed_versions_dict[item[0]] = item[1]
virtual_removed_names_list.append(item[0])
try:
no_real_installs = virtual['no_real_installs']
except:
no_real_installs = False
try:
all_real_is_installed = virtual['all_real_is_installed']
except:
all_real_is_installed = False
else:
virtual_installed_names_list = []
virtual_installed_versions_dict = {}
virtual_removed_names_list = []
virtual_removed_versions_dict = {}
no_real_installs = False
all_real_is_installed = False
# parse once query
i = 0
while i < len(orig_parts):
j = 0
while j < len(orig_parts[i]):
orig_parts[i][j] = orig_parts[i][j].strip()
spliter = None
if '>=' in orig_parts[i][j]:
spliter = '>='
elif '<=' in orig_parts[i][j]:
spliter = '<='
elif '>' in orig_parts[i][j]:
spliter = '>'
elif '<' in orig_parts[i][j]:
spliter = '<'
elif '=' in orig_parts[i][j]:
spliter = '='
if spliter != None:
orig_parts[i][j] = orig_parts[i][j].split(spliter)
orig_parts[i][j].insert(1, spliter)
else:
orig_parts[i][j] = [orig_parts[i][j]]
z = 0
while z < len(orig_parts[i][j]):
orig_parts[i][j][z] = orig_parts[i][j][z].strip()
z += 1
j += 1
i += 1
# check query
for tmp in orig_parts:
ands_ok = True
for p in tmp:
if p[0][0] == '@':
# check file query
parts = p[0].split('@')
if len(parts) == 2:
if not os.path.exists(Env.base_path(parts[-1])):
ands_ok = False
elif len(parts) == 3:
if not os.path.exists(Env.base_path(parts[-1])):
ands_ok = False
else:
if os.path.isfile(Env.base_path(parts[-1])):
sha256_sum = calc_file_sha256(
Env.base_path(parts[-1]))
if parts[1] != sha256_sum:
ands_ok = False
elif not p[
0] in virtual_installed_names_list and no_real_installs:
ands_ok = False
if get_false_pkg and get_false_pkg_next <= 0:
return p
else:
get_false_pkg_next -= 1
elif not p[
0] in virtual_removed_names_list and all_real_is_installed:
pass
elif len(p) == 1:
if not Pkg.is_installed(p[0]) and not p[
0] in virtual_installed_names_list or p[
0] in virtual_removed_names_list:
ands_ok = False
if get_false_pkg and get_false_pkg_next <= 0:
return p
else:
get_false_pkg_next -= 1
elif len(p) == 3:
if not Pkg.is_installed(p[0]) and not p[
0] in virtual_installed_names_list or p[
0] in virtual_removed_names_list:
ands_ok = False
if get_false_pkg and get_false_pkg_next <= 0:
return p
else:
get_false_pkg_next -= 1
else:
if p[0] in virtual_installed_names_list:
a_ver = virtual_installed_versions_dict[p[0]]
else:
a_ver = Pkg.installed_version(p[0])
b_ver = p[2]
if p[1] == '=':
if Pkg.compare_version(a_ver, b_ver) != 0:
ands_ok = False
if get_false_pkg and get_false_pkg_next <= 0:
return p
else:
get_false_pkg_next -= 1
elif p[1] == '>':
if Pkg.compare_version(a_ver, b_ver) != 1:
ands_ok = False
if get_false_pkg and get_false_pkg_next <= 0:
return p
else:
get_false_pkg_next -= 1
elif p[1] == '<':
if Pkg.compare_version(a_ver, b_ver) != -1:
ands_ok = False
if get_false_pkg and get_false_pkg_next <= 0:
return p
else:
get_false_pkg_next -= 1
elif p[1] == '<=':
if Pkg.compare_version(
a_ver,
b_ver) != -1 and Pkg.compare_version(
a_ver, b_ver) != 0:
ands_ok = False
if get_false_pkg and get_false_pkg_next <= 0:
return p
else:
get_false_pkg_next -= 1
elif p[1] == '>=':
if Pkg.compare_version(
a_ver, b_ver) != 1 and Pkg.compare_version(
a_ver, b_ver) != 0:
ands_ok = False
if get_false_pkg and get_false_pkg_next <= 0:
return p
else:
get_false_pkg_next -= 1
else:
ands_ok = False
if get_false_pkg and get_false_pkg_next <= 0:
return p
else:
get_false_pkg_next -= 1
if ands_ok and get_true_pkg and get_true_pkg_next <= 0:
return p
else:
get_true_pkg_next -= 1
if ands_ok:
return True
return False
