Python utils.parse_server_info函数代码示例

    def apply(self):
        server = self.server_entry.get_text()
        try:
            (hostname, port, prefix) = parse_server_info(server)
            CFG.set('server', 'hostname', hostname)
            CFG.set('server', 'port', port)
            CFG.set('server', 'prefix', prefix)

            try:
                if not is_valid_server_info(hostname, port, prefix):
                    show_error_window(_("Unable to reach the server at %s:%s%s") %
                                      (hostname, port, prefix),
                                      self._parent.window)
                    return DONT_CHANGE
            except MissingCaCertException:
                show_error_window(_("CA certificate for subscription service has not been installed."),
                                  self._parent.window)
                return DONT_CHANGE

        except ServerUrlParseError:
            show_error_window(_("Please provide a hostname with optional port and/or prefix: hostname[:port][/prefix]"),
                              self._parent.window)
            return DONT_CHANGE

        log.info("Writing server data to rhsm.conf")
        CFG.save()
        self._backend.update()
        if self.activation_key_checkbox.get_active():
            return ACTIVATION_KEY_PAGE
        else:
            return CREDENTIALS_PAGE

 def test_hostname_with_scheme(self):
     # this is the default, so test it here
     local_url = "https://subscription.rhn.redhat.com/subscription"
     (hostname, port, prefix) = parse_server_info(local_url)
     self.assertEquals("subscription.rhn.redhat.com", hostname)
     self.assertEquals(DEFAULT_PORT, port)
     self.assertEquals("/subscription", prefix)

    def test_hostname_prefix_config(self):
        self.stubConfig.set("server", "prefix", "/test-prefix")

        local_url = "myhost.example.com:500"
        (hostname, port, prefix) = parse_server_info(local_url, config.Config(self.stubConfig))
        self.assertEqual("myhost.example.com", hostname)
        self.assertEqual("500", port)
        self.assertEqual("/test-prefix", prefix)

    def test_hostname_port_config(self):
        self.stubConfig.set("server", "port", "600")

        local_url = "myhost.example.com/myapp"
        (hostname, port, prefix) = parse_server_info(local_url, config.Config(self.stubConfig))
        self.assertEqual("myhost.example.com", hostname)
        self.assertEqual("600", port)
        self.assertEqual("/myapp", prefix)

 def test_short_name(self):
     # could argue anything could be a local hostname, and we should
     # use default port and path. You could also argue it should
     # throw an error, especially if it's not a valid hostname
     local_url = "a"
     (hostname, port, prefix) = parse_server_info(local_url)
     self.assertEquals("a", hostname)
     self.assertEquals(DEFAULT_PORT, port)
     self.assertEquals(DEFAULT_PREFIX, prefix)

 def _get_connection_info(self):
     try:
         if self.options.serverurl is None:
             hostname = self.rhsmcfg.get("server", "hostname")
             port = self.rhsmcfg.get_int("server", "port")
             prefix = self.rhsmcfg.get("server", "prefix")
         else:
             (hostname, port, prefix) = parse_server_info(self.options.serverurl)
     except ServerUrlParseError, e:
         system_exit(-1, _("Error parsing server URL: %s") % e.msg)

    def refresh(self):
        """Update gui widgets to reflect state of self.data.

        This is called whenever a user returns to a Spoke to update the
        info displayed, since the data could have been changed or updated
        by another spoke or by actions that completed in the mean time.

        Here it is used to populate RHSMSpokes registerGui.RegisterInfo self.info,
        since changes there are applied to RegisterWidget self.register_widget
        by RegisterWidget itself.

        The RHSM 'ks' spoke can read values from the kickstart files read by
        initial-setup, and stored in self._addon_data. So this method will
        seed RHSMSpokes gui with any values set there.
        """

        if self._addon_data.serverurl:
            (hostname, port, prefix) = utils.parse_server_info(self._addon_data.serverurl)
            self.info.set_property('hostname', hostname)
            self.info.set_property('port', port)
            self.info.set_property('prefix', prefix)

        if self._addon_data.username:
            self.info.set_property('username',
                                   self._addon_data.username)

        if self._addon_data.password:
            self.info.set_property('password',
                                   self._addon_data.password)

        if self._addon_data.org:
            self.info.set_property('owner_key',
                                   self._addon_data.org)

        if self._addon_data.activationkeys:
            self.info.set_property('activation_keys',
                                   self._addon_data.activationkeys)

        # TODO: support a ordered list of sla preferences?
        if self._addon_data.servicelevel:
            # NOTE: using the first sla in servicelevel only currently
            self.info.set_property('preferred_sla',
                                   self._addon_data.servicelevel[0])

        if self._addon_data.force:
            self.info.set_property('force', True)

        self.register_widget.populate_screens()

 def _on_server_entry_changed(self, widget):
     """
     Disable the activation key checkbox if the user is registering
     to hosted.
     """
     server = self.server_entry.get_text()
     try:
         (hostname, port, prefix) = parse_server_info(server)
         if re.search('subscription\.rhn\.(.*\.)*redhat\.com', hostname):
             sensitive = False
             self.activation_key_checkbox.set_active(False)
         else:
             sensitive = True
         self.activation_key_checkbox.set_sensitive(sensitive)
     except ServerUrlParseError:
         # This may seem like it should be False, but we don't want
         # the checkbox blinking on and off as the user types a value
         # that is first unparseable and then later parseable.
         self.activation_key_checkbox.set_sensitive(True)

    def _server_selected(self):
        if self.rhn_radio.get_active():
            CFG.set('server', 'hostname', config.DEFAULT_HOSTNAME)
            CFG.set('server', 'port', config.DEFAULT_PORT)
            CFG.set('server', 'prefix', config.DEFAULT_PREFIX)
        elif self.offline_radio.get_active():
            # We'll signal the user set offline by setting an empty hostname:
            CFG.set('server', 'hostname', '')
            CFG.set('server', 'port', config.DEFAULT_PORT)
            CFG.set('server', 'prefix', config.DEFAULT_PREFIX)
        elif self.local_radio.get_active():
            local_server = self.local_entry.get_text()
            try:
                (hostname, port, prefix) = parse_server_info(local_server)
                CFG.set('server', 'hostname', hostname)
                CFG.set('server', 'port', port)
                CFG.set('server', 'prefix', prefix)

                try:
                    if not is_valid_server_info(hostname, port, prefix):
                        errorWindow(_("Unable to reach the server at %s:%s%s" %
                            (hostname, port, prefix)))
                        return
                except MissingCaCertException:
                    errorWindow(_("CA certificate for subscription service has not been installed."))
                    return

            except ServerUrlParseError:
                errorWindow(_("Please provide a hostname with optional port and/or prefix: hostname[:port][/prefix]"), self.registerWin)
                return

        log.info("Writing server data to rhsm.conf")
        CFG.save()
        self.backend.update()

        if self.offline_radio.get_active():
            # Because the user selected offline, the whole registration process
            # must end here.
            self._offline_selected()
        else:
            self._show_credentials_page()

 def test_hostname_nested_prefix(self):
     local_url = "myhost.example.com/myapp/subapp"
     (hostname, port, prefix) = parse_server_info(local_url)
     self.assertEquals("myhost.example.com", hostname)
     self.assertEquals("443", port)
     self.assertEquals("/myapp/subapp", prefix)

 def test_hostname_just_slash(self):
     local_url = "/"
     (hostname, port, prefix) = parse_server_info(local_url)
     self.assertEquals(DEFAULT_HOSTNAME, hostname)
     self.assertEquals(DEFAULT_PORT, port)
     self.assertEquals("/", prefix)

 def test_hostname_slash_no_prefix(self):
     local_url = "http://myhost.example.com/"
     (hostname, port, prefix) = parse_server_info(local_url)
     self.assertEquals("myhost.example.com", hostname)
     self.assertEquals("443", port)
     self.assertEquals("/", prefix)

 def test_hostname_port(self):
     local_url = "myhost.example.com:500"
     (hostname, port, prefix) = parse_server_info(local_url)
     self.assertEquals("myhost.example.com", hostname)
     self.assertEquals("500", port)
     self.assertEquals(DEFAULT_PREFIX, prefix)

 def test_host_named_http_port_prefix(self):
     local_url = "https://https:8000/prefix"
     (hostname, port, prefix) = parse_server_info(local_url)
     self.assertEquals("https", hostname)
     self.assertEquals("8000", port)
     self.assertEquals('/prefix', prefix)

 def test_host_named_http(self):
     local_url = "http://http/prefix"
     (hostname, port, prefix) = parse_server_info(local_url)
     self.assertEquals("http", hostname)
     self.assertEquals(DEFAULT_PORT, port)
     self.assertEquals('/prefix', prefix)