bootstrap-vz/bootstrapvz/base/fs/partitions/abstract.py
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from abc import ABCMeta
from abc import abstractmethod
from bootstrapvz.common.sectors import Sectors
from bootstrapvz.common.tools import log_check_call
from bootstrapvz.common.fsm_proxy import FSMProxy
class AbstractPartition(FSMProxy):
"""Abstract representation of a partiton
This class is a finite state machine and represents the state of the real partition
"""
__metaclass__ = ABCMeta
# Our states
events = [{'name': 'create', 'src': 'nonexistent', 'dst': 'created'},
{'name': 'format', 'src': 'created', 'dst': 'formatted'},
{'name': 'mount', 'src': 'formatted', 'dst': 'mounted'},
{'name': 'unmount', 'src': 'mounted', 'dst': 'formatted'},
]
def __init__(self, size, filesystem, format_command):
"""
:param Bytes size: Size of the partition
:param str filesystem: Filesystem the partition should be formatted with
:param list format_command: Optional format command, valid variables are fs, device_path and size
"""
self.size = size
self.filesystem = filesystem
self.format_command = format_command
# Initialize the start & end padding to 0 sectors, may be changed later
self.pad_start = Sectors(0, size.sector_size)
self.pad_end = Sectors(0, size.sector_size)
# Path to the partition
self.device_path = None
# Dictionary with mount points as keys and Mount objects as values
self.mounts = {}
# Create the configuration for our state machine
cfg = {'initial': 'nonexistent', 'events': self.events, 'callbacks': {}}
super(AbstractPartition, self).__init__(cfg)
def get_uuid(self):
"""Gets the UUID of the partition
:return: The UUID of the partition
:rtype: str
"""
[uuid] = log_check_call(['blkid', '-s', 'UUID', '-o', 'value', self.device_path])
return uuid
@abstractmethod
def get_start(self):
pass
def get_end(self):
"""Gets the end of the partition
:return: The end of the partition
:rtype: Sectors
"""
return self.get_start() + self.pad_start + self.size + self.pad_end
def _before_format(self, e):
"""Formats the partition
"""
# If there is no explicit format_command define we simply call mkfs.fstype
if self.format_command is None:
format_command = ['mkfs.{fs}', '{device_path}']
else:
format_command = self.format_command
variables = {'fs': self.filesystem,
'device_path': self.device_path,
'size': self.size,
}
command = map(lambda part: part.format(**variables), format_command)
# Format the partition
log_check_call(command)
def _before_mount(self, e):
"""Mount the partition
"""
log_check_call(['mount', '--types', self.filesystem, self.device_path, e.destination])
self.mount_dir = e.destination
def _after_mount(self, e):
"""Mount any mounts associated with this partition
"""
# Make sure we mount in ascending order of mountpoint path length
# This ensures that we don't mount /dev/pts before we mount /dev
for destination in sorted(self.mounts.iterkeys(), key=len):
self.mounts[destination].mount(self.mount_dir)
def _before_unmount(self, e):
"""Unmount any mounts associated with this partition
"""
# Unmount the mounts in descending order of mounpoint path length
# You cannot unmount /dev before you have unmounted /dev/pts
for destination in sorted(self.mounts.iterkeys(), key=len, reverse=True):
self.mounts[destination].unmount()
log_check_call(['umount', self.mount_dir])
del self.mount_dir
def add_mount(self, source, destination, opts=[]):
"""Associate a mount with this partition
Automatically mounts it
:param str,AbstractPartition source: The source of the mount
:param str destination: The path to the mountpoint
:param list opts: Any options that should be passed to the mount command
"""
# Create a new mount object, mount it if the partition is mounted and put it in the mounts dict
from mount import Mount
mount = Mount(source, destination, opts)
if self.fsm.current == 'mounted':
mount.mount(self.mount_dir)
self.mounts[destination] = mount
def remove_mount(self, destination):
"""Remove a mount from this partition
Automatically unmounts it
:param str destination: The mountpoint path of the mount that should be removed
"""
# Unmount the mount if the partition is mounted and delete it from the mounts dict
# If the mount is already unmounted and the source is a partition, this will raise an exception
if self.fsm.current == 'mounted':
self.mounts[destination].unmount()
del self.mounts[destination]