2 # an attempt to document what a driver class should provide,
3 # and implement reasonable defaults
8 def __init__ (self): pass
10 # redefine this if you want to check again records
11 # when running GetCredential
12 # This is to reflect the 'enabled' user field in planetlab testbeds
13 # expected retcod boolean
14 def is_enabled_entity (self, record) :
17 # incoming record, as provided by the client to the Register API call
18 # expected retcod 'pointer'
19 # 'pointer' is typically an int db id, that makes sense in the testbed environment
20 # -1 if this feature is not relevant
21 # here type will be 'authority'
22 def register (self, sfa_record, hrn, pub_key) :
25 # incoming record is the existing sfa_record
26 # expected retcod boolean, error message logged if result is False
27 def remove (self, sfa_record):
30 # incoming are the sfa_record:
31 # (*) old_sfa_record is what we have in the db for that hrn
32 # (*) new_sfa_record is what was passed in the Update call
33 # expected retcod boolean, error message logged if result is False
35 # this is confusing because a user may have several ssh keys in
36 # the planetlab database, but we need to pick one to generate its cert
37 # so as much as in principle we should be able to use new_sfa_record['keys']
38 # the manager code actually picks one (the first one), and it seems safer
39 # to pass it along rather than depending on the driver code to do the same
42 # when changing the ssh key through this method the gid gets changed too
43 # should anything be passed back to the caller in this case ?
44 def update (self, old_sfa_record, new_sfa_record, hrn, new_key):