def test_randint(self):
self.assertEqual(utility.randint(0), 0)
self.assertEqual(utility.randint(0, 0), 0)
self.assertEqual(utility.randint(9, 9), 9)
number = self.assertTrue(utility.randint(1, 2))
self.assertTrue(0 < number < 3)
def test_randint(self):
self.assertEqual(utility.randint(0), 0)
self.assertEqual(utility.randint(0, 0), 0)
self.assertEqual(utility.randint(9, 9), 9)
number = self.assertTrue(utility.randint(1, 2))
self.assertTrue(number>0 and number<3)
def do_statspollute(dbfile):
# source
gl_database = create_database("sqlite:%s" % dbfile)
source_store = Store(gl_database)
stats = source_store.find(models.Stats)
counter = 0
for s in stats:
source_store.remove(s)
counter += 1
print "removed %d entry in stats" % counter
counter = 0
# 21 days in the past
for past_hours in xrange(24 * 7 * 3):
past_hours += 4
when = utc_past_date(hours=past_hours)
newstat = models.Stats()
newstat.freemb = randint(1000, 1050)
newstat.year = when.isocalendar()[0]
newstat.week = when.isocalendar()[1]
level = round((randint(0, 1000) / 240.0), 1) - 2
def random_pollution():
return int(randint(0,11) + (5 * level))
activity_fake = {
'successfull_logins': random_pollution(),
'failed_logins': random_pollution(),
'started_submissions': random_pollution(),
'completed_submissions': random_pollution(),
'uploaded_files': int(randint(0,11) + (5 * level)),
'appended_files': random_pollution(),
'wb_comments': random_pollution(),
'wb_messages': random_pollution(),
'receiver_comments': random_pollution(),
'receiver_messages': random_pollution()
}
for k, v in activity_fake.iteritems():
if v < 0:
activity_fake[k] = 0
newstat.start = when
newstat.summary = activity_fake
counter += 1
source_store.add(newstat)
print "Committing %d stats" % counter
source_store.commit()
def random_login_delay():
"""
in case of failed_login_attempts introduces
an exponential increasing delay between 0 and 42 seconds
the function implements the following table:
----------------------------------
| failed_attempts | delay |
| x < 5 | 0 |
| 5 | random(5, 25) |
| 6 | random(6, 36) |
| 7 | random(7, 42) |
| 8 <= x <= 42 | random(x, 42) |
| x > 42 | 42 |
----------------------------------
"""
failed_attempts = GLSettings.failed_login_attempts
if failed_attempts >= 5:
n = failed_attempts * failed_attempts
min_sleep = failed_attempts if failed_attempts < 42 else 42
max_sleep = n if n < 42 else 42
return utility.randint(min_sleep, max_sleep)
return 0
def random_login_delay():
"""
in case of failed_login_attempts introduces
an exponential increasing delay between 0 and 42 seconds
the function implements the following table:
----------------------------------
| failed_attempts | delay |
| x < 5 | 0 |
| 5 | random(5, 25) |
| 6 | random(6, 36) |
| 7 | random(7, 42) |
| 8 <= x <= 42 | random(x, 42) |
| x > 42 | 42 |
----------------------------------
"""
failed_attempts = GLSetting.failed_login_attempts
if failed_attempts >= 5:
min_sleep = failed_attempts if failed_attempts < 42 else 42
n = failed_attempts * failed_attempts
if n < 42:
max_sleep = n
else:
max_sleep = 42
return utility.randint(min_sleep, max_sleep)
return 0
def rstr(self,
alphabet,
start_range=None,
end_range=None,
include='',
exclude=''):
"""Generate a random string containing elements from 'alphabet'
By default, rstr() will return a string between 1 and 10 characters.
You can specify a second argument to get an exact length of string.
If you want a string in a range of lengths, specify the start and end of
that range as the second and third arguments.
If you want to make certain that particular characters appear in the
generated string, specify them as "include".
If you want to *prevent* certain characters from appearing, pass them as
'exclude'.
"""
popul = [char for char in list(alphabet) if char not in list(exclude)]
if end_range is None:
if start_range is None:
start_range, end_range = (1, 10)
else:
k = start_range
if end_range:
k = randint(start_range, end_range)
result = sample_wr(popul, k) + list(include)
random_shuffle(result)
return ''.join(result)
def _handle_repeat(self, start_range, end_range, value):
result = []
end_range = min((end_range, STAR_PLUS_LIMIT))
times = randint(start_range, end_range)
for i in xrange(times):
result.append(''.join(self._handle_state(i) for i in value))
return ''.join(result)
def _handle_repeat(self, start_range, end_range, value):
result = []
end_range = min((end_range, STAR_PLUS_LIMIT))
times = randint(start_range, end_range)
for i in xrange(times):
result.append(''.join(self._handle_state(i) for i in value))
return ''.join(result)
def rstr(self, alphabet, start_range=None,
end_range=None, include='', exclude=''):
"""Generate a random string containing elements from 'alphabet'
By default, rstr() will return a string between 1 and 10 characters.
You can specify a second argument to get an exact length of string.
If you want a string in a range of lengths, specify the start and end of
that range as the second and third arguments.
If you want to make certain that particular characters appear in the
generated string, specify them as "include".
If you want to *prevent* certain characters from appearing, pass them as
'exclude'.
"""
popul = [char for char in list(alphabet) if char not in list(exclude)]
if end_range is None:
if start_range is None:
start_range, end_range = (1, 10)
else:
k = start_range
if end_range:
k = randint(start_range, end_range)
result = sample_wr(popul, k) + list(include)
random_shuffle(result)
return ''.join(result)
def random_pollution():
return int(randint(0,11) + (5 * level))
