bootstrap-vz/bootstrapvz/remote/__init__.py

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"""Remote module containing methods to bootstrap remotely
"""
from Pyro4.util import SerializerBase
import logging
log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
supported_classes = ['bootstrapvz.base.manifest.Manifest',
'bootstrapvz.base.bootstrapinfo.BootstrapInformation',
'bootstrapvz.base.bootstrapinfo.DictClass',
'bootstrapvz.common.fs.loopbackvolume.LoopbackVolume',
'bootstrapvz.common.fs.qemuvolume.QEMUVolume',
'bootstrapvz.common.fs.virtualdiskimage.VirtualDiskImage',
'bootstrapvz.common.fs.virtualmachinedisk.VirtualMachineDisk',
'bootstrapvz.base.fs.partitionmaps.gpt.GPTPartitionMap',
'bootstrapvz.base.fs.partitionmaps.msdos.MSDOSPartitionMap',
'bootstrapvz.base.fs.partitionmaps.none.NoPartitions',
'bootstrapvz.base.fs.partitions.mount.Mount',
'bootstrapvz.base.fs.partitions.gpt.GPTPartition',
'bootstrapvz.base.fs.partitions.gpt_swap.GPTSwapPartition',
'bootstrapvz.base.fs.partitions.msdos.MSDOSPartition',
'bootstrapvz.base.fs.partitions.msdos_swap.MSDOSSwapPartition',
'bootstrapvz.base.fs.partitions.single.SinglePartition',
'bootstrapvz.base.fs.partitions.unformatted.UnformattedPartition',
'bootstrapvz.common.bytes.Bytes',
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'bootstrapvz.common.sectors.Sectors',
]
supported_exceptions = ['bootstrapvz.common.exceptions.ManifestError',
'bootstrapvz.common.exceptions.TaskListError',
'bootstrapvz.common.exceptions.TaskError',
'bootstrapvz.base.fs.exceptions.VolumeError',
'bootstrapvz.base.fs.exceptions.PartitionError',
'bootstrapvz.base.pkg.exceptions.PackageError',
'bootstrapvz.base.pkg.exceptions.SourceError',
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'bootstrapvz.common.exceptions.UnitError',
'bootstrapvz.common.fsm_proxy.FSMProxyError',
'subprocess.CalledProcessError',
]
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def register_deserialization_handlers():
for supported_class in supported_classes:
SerializerBase.register_dict_to_class(supported_class, deserialize)
for supported_exc in supported_exceptions:
SerializerBase.register_dict_to_class(supported_exc, deserialize_exception)
import subprocess
SerializerBase.register_class_to_dict(subprocess.CalledProcessError, serialize_called_process_error)
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def unregister_deserialization_handlers():
for supported_class in supported_classes:
SerializerBase.unregister_dict_to_class(supported_class, deserialize)
for supported_exc in supported_exceptions:
SerializerBase.unregister_dict_to_class(supported_exc, deserialize_exception)
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def deserialize_exception(fq_classname, data):
class_object = get_class_object(fq_classname)
return SerializerBase.make_exception(class_object, data)
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def deserialize(fq_classname, data):
class_object = get_class_object(fq_classname)
from Pyro4.util import SerpentSerializer
from Pyro4.errors import SecurityError
ser = SerpentSerializer()
state = {}
for key, value in data.items():
try:
state[key] = ser.recreate_classes(value)
except SecurityError as e:
msg = 'Unable to deserialize key `{key}\' on {class_name}'.format(key=key, class_name=fq_classname)
raise Exception(msg, e)
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instance = class_object.__new__(class_object)
instance.__setstate__(state)
return instance
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def serialize_called_process_error(obj):
# This is by far the weirdest exception serialization.
# There is a bug in both Pyro4 and the Python subprocess module.
# CalledProcessError does not populate its args property,
# although according to https://docs.python.org/2/library/exceptions.html#exceptions.BaseException.args
# it should...
# So we populate that property during serialization instead
# (the code is grabbed directly from Pyro4's class_to_dict())
# However, Pyro4 still cannot figure out to call the deserializer
# unless we also use setattr() on the exception to set the args below
# (before throwing it).
# Mind you, the error "__init__() takes at least 3 arguments (2 given)"
# is thrown *on the server* if we don't use setattr().
# It's all very confusing to me and I'm not entirely
# sure what the exact problem is. Regardless - it works, so there.
return {'__class__': obj.__class__.__module__ + '.' + obj.__class__.__name__,
'__exception__': True,
'args': (obj.returncode, obj.cmd, obj.output),
'attributes': vars(obj) # add custom exception attributes
}
def get_class_object(fq_classname):
parts = fq_classname.split('.')
module_name = '.'.join(parts[:-1])
class_name = parts[-1]
import importlib
imported_module = importlib.import_module(module_name)
return getattr(imported_module, class_name)