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-"""
-This API is adapted for OpenLDAP. The file contains all LDAP classes and methods
-needed to:
-- Load the LDAP connection configuration file (login, address..) with LdapConfig
-- Connect to LDAP with ldap_co
-- Create a unique LDAP login and password for a user based on his email or last
-name and first name with LoginPassword.
-- Manage entries in LDAP using SFA records with LDAPapi (Search, Add, Delete,
-Modify)
-
-"""
-import random
-from passlib.hash import ldap_salted_sha1 as lssha
-
-from sfa.util.xrn import get_authority
-from sfa.util.sfalogging import logger
-from sfa.util.config import Config
-
-import ldap
-import ldap.modlist as modlist
-
-import os.path
-
-
-class LdapConfig():
- """
- Ldap configuration class loads the configuration file and sets the
- ldap IP address, password, people dn, web dn, group dn. All these settings
- were defined in a separate file ldap_config.py to avoid sharing them in
- the SFA git as it contains sensible information.
-
- """
- def __init__(self, config_file='/etc/sfa/ldap_config.py'):
- """Loads configuration from file /etc/sfa/ldap_config.py and set the
- parameters for connection to LDAP.
-
- """
-
- try:
- execfile(config_file, self.__dict__)
-
- self.config_file = config_file
- # path to configuration data
- self.config_path = os.path.dirname(config_file)
- except IOError:
- raise IOError, "Could not find or load the configuration file: %s" \
- % config_file
-
-
-class ldap_co:
- """ Set admin login and server configuration variables."""
-
- def __init__(self):
- """Fetch LdapConfig attributes (Ldap server connection parameters and
- defines port , version and subtree scope.
-
- """
- #Iotlab PROD LDAP parameters
- self.ldapserv = None
- ldap_config = LdapConfig()
- self.config = ldap_config
- self.ldapHost = ldap_config.LDAP_IP_ADDRESS
- self.ldapPeopleDN = ldap_config.LDAP_PEOPLE_DN
- self.ldapGroupDN = ldap_config.LDAP_GROUP_DN
- self.ldapAdminDN = ldap_config.LDAP_WEB_DN
- self.ldapAdminPassword = ldap_config.LDAP_WEB_PASSWORD
- self.ldapPort = ldap.PORT
- self.ldapVersion = ldap.VERSION3
- self.ldapSearchScope = ldap.SCOPE_SUBTREE
-
- def connect(self, bind=True):
- """Enables connection to the LDAP server.
-
- :param bind: Set the bind parameter to True if a bind is needed
- (for add/modify/delete operations). Set to False otherwise.
- :type bind: boolean
- :returns: dictionary with status of the connection. True if Successful,
- False if not and in this case the error
- message( {'bool', 'message'} ).
- :rtype: dict
-
- """
- try:
- self.ldapserv = ldap.open(self.ldapHost)
- except ldap.LDAPError, error:
- return {'bool': False, 'message': error}
-
- # Bind with authentification
- if(bind):
- return self.bind()
-
- else:
- return {'bool': True}
-
- def bind(self):
- """ Binding method.
-
- :returns: dictionary with the bind status. True if Successful,
- False if not and in this case the error message({'bool','message'})
- :rtype: dict
-
- """
- try:
- # Opens a connection after a call to ldap.open in connect:
- self.ldapserv = ldap.initialize("ldap://" + self.ldapHost)
-
- # Bind/authenticate with a user with apropriate
- #rights to add objects
- self.ldapserv.simple_bind_s(self.ldapAdminDN,
- self.ldapAdminPassword)
-
- except ldap.LDAPError, error:
- return {'bool': False, 'message': error}
-
- return {'bool': True}
-
- def close(self):
- """Close the LDAP connection.
-
- Can throw an exception if the unbinding fails.
-
- :returns: dictionary with the bind status if the unbinding failed and
- in this case the dict contains an error message. The dictionary keys
- are : ({'bool','message'})
- :rtype: dict or None
-
- """
- try:
- self.ldapserv.unbind_s()
- except ldap.LDAPError, error:
- return {'bool': False, 'message': error}
-
-
-class LoginPassword():
- """
-
- Class to handle login and password generation, using custom login generation
- algorithm.
-
- """
- def __init__(self):
- """
-
- Sets password and login maximum length, and defines the characters that
- can be found in a random generated password.
-
- """
- self.login_max_length = 8
- self.length_password = 8
- self.chars_password = ['!', '$', '(',')', '*', '+', ',', '-', '.',
- '0', '1', '2', '3', '4', '5', '6', '7', '8',
- '9', 'A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E', 'F', 'G', 'H',
- 'I', 'J', 'K', 'L', 'M', 'N', 'O', 'P', 'Q',
- 'R', 'S', 'T', 'U', 'V', 'W', 'X', 'Y', 'Z',
- '_', 'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f', 'g', 'h',
- 'i', 'j', 'k', 'l', 'm', 'n', 'o', 'p', 'q',
- 'r', 's', 't', 'u', 'v', 'w', 'x', 'y', 'z',
- '\'']
-
- @staticmethod
- def clean_user_names(record):
- """
-
- Removes special characters such as '-', '_' , '[', ']' and ' ' from the
- first name and last name.
-
- :param record: user's record
- :type record: dict
- :returns: lower_first_name and lower_last_name if they were found
- in the user's record. Return None, none otherwise.
- :rtype: string, string or None, None.
-
- """
- if 'first_name' in record and 'last_name' in record:
- #Remove all special characters from first_name/last name
- lower_first_name = record['first_name'].replace('-', '')\
- .replace('_', '').replace('[', '')\
- .replace(']', '').replace(' ', '')\
- .lower()
- lower_last_name = record['last_name'].replace('-', '')\
- .replace('_', '').replace('[', '')\
- .replace(']', '').replace(' ', '')\
- .lower()
- return lower_first_name, lower_last_name
- else:
- return None, None
-
- @staticmethod
- def extract_name_from_email(record):
- """
-
- When there is no valid first name and last name in the record,
- the email is used to generate the login. Here, we assume the email
- is firstname.lastname@something.smthg. The first name and last names
- are extracted from the email, special charcaters are removed and
- they are changed into lower case.
-
- :param record: user's data
- :type record: dict
- :returns: the first name and last name taken from the user's email.
- lower_first_name, lower_last_name.
- :rtype: string, string
-
- """
-
- email = record['email']
- email = email.split('@')[0].lower()
- lower_first_name = None
- lower_last_name = None
- #Assume there is first name and last name in email
- #if there is a separator
- separator_list = ['.', '_', '-']
- for sep in separator_list:
- if sep in email:
- mail = email.split(sep)
- lower_first_name = mail[0]
- lower_last_name = mail[1]
- break
-
- #Otherwise just take the part before the @ as the
- #lower_first_name and lower_last_name
- if lower_first_name is None:
- lower_first_name = email
- lower_last_name = email
-
- return lower_first_name, lower_last_name
-
- def get_user_firstname_lastname(self, record):
- """
-
- Get the user first name and last name from the information we have in
- the record.
-
- :param record: user's information
- :type record: dict
- :returns: the user's first name and last name.
-
- .. seealso:: clean_user_names
- .. seealso:: extract_name_from_email
-
- """
- lower_first_name, lower_last_name = self.clean_user_names(record)
-
- #No first name and last name check email
- if lower_first_name is None and lower_last_name is None:
-
- lower_first_name, lower_last_name = \
- self.extract_name_from_email(record)
-
- return lower_first_name, lower_last_name
-
- def choose_sets_chars_for_login(self, lower_first_name, lower_last_name):
- """
-
- Algorithm to select sets of characters from the first name and last
- name, depending on the lenght of the last name and the maximum login
- length which in our case is set to 8 characters.
-
- :param lower_first_name: user's first name in lower case.
- :param lower_last_name: usr's last name in lower case.
- :returns: user's login
- :rtype: string
-
- """
- length_last_name = len(lower_last_name)
- self.login_max_length = 8
-
- #Try generating a unique login based on first name and last name
-
- if length_last_name >= self.login_max_length:
- login = lower_last_name[0:self.login_max_length]
- index = 0
- logger.debug("login : %s index : %s" % (login, index))
- elif length_last_name >= 4:
- login = lower_last_name
- index = 0
- logger.debug("login : %s index : %s" % (login, index))
- elif length_last_name == 3:
- login = lower_first_name[0:1] + lower_last_name
- index = 1
- logger.debug("login : %s index : %s" % (login, index))
- elif length_last_name == 2:
- if len(lower_first_name) >= 2:
- login = lower_first_name[0:2] + lower_last_name
- index = 2
- logger.debug("login : %s index : %s" % (login, index))
- else:
- logger.error("LoginException : \
- Generation login error with \
- minimum four characters")
-
- else:
- logger.error("LDAP LdapGenerateUniqueLogin failed : \
- impossible to generate unique login for %s %s"
- % (lower_first_name, lower_last_name))
- return index, login
-
- def generate_password(self):
- """
-
- Generate a password upon adding a new user in LDAP Directory
- (8 characters length). The generated password is composed of characters
- from the chars_password list.
-
- :returns: the randomly generated password
- :rtype: string
-
- """
- password = str()
-
- length = len(self.chars_password)
- for index in range(self.length_password):
- char_index = random.randint(0, length - 1)
- password += self.chars_password[char_index]
-
- return password
-
- @staticmethod
- def encrypt_password(password):
- """
-
- Use passlib library to make a RFC2307 LDAP encrypted password salt size
- is 8, use sha-1 algorithm.
-
- :param password: password not encrypted.
- :type password: string
- :returns: Returns encrypted password.
- :rtype: string
-
- """
- #Keep consistency with Java Iotlab's LDAP API
- #RFC2307SSHAPasswordEncryptor so set the salt size to 8 bytes
- return lssha.encrypt(password, salt_size=8)
-
-
-class LDAPapi:
- """Defines functions to insert and search entries in the LDAP.
-
- .. note:: class supposes the unix schema is used
-
- """
- def __init__(self):
- logger.setLevelDebug()
-
- #SFA related config
-
- config = Config()
- self.login_pwd = LoginPassword()
- self.authname = config.SFA_REGISTRY_ROOT_AUTH
- self.conn = ldap_co()
- self.ldapUserQuotaNFS = self.conn.config.LDAP_USER_QUOTA_NFS
- self.ldapUserUidNumberMin = self.conn.config.LDAP_USER_UID_NUMBER_MIN
- self.ldapUserGidNumber = self.conn.config.LDAP_USER_GID_NUMBER
- self.ldapUserHomePath = self.conn.config.LDAP_USER_HOME_PATH
- self.baseDN = self.conn.ldapPeopleDN
- self.ldapShell = '/bin/bash'
-
-
- def LdapGenerateUniqueLogin(self, record):
- """
-
- Generate login for adding a new user in LDAP Directory
- (four characters minimum length). Get proper last name and
- first name so that the user's login can be generated.
-
- :param record: Record must contain first_name and last_name.
- :type record: dict
- :returns: the generated login for the user described with record if the
- login generation is successful, None if it fails.
- :rtype: string or None
-
- """
- #For compatibility with other ldap func
- if 'mail' in record and 'email' not in record:
- record['email'] = record['mail']
-
- lower_first_name, lower_last_name = \
- self.login_pwd.get_user_firstname_lastname(record)
-
- index, login = self.login_pwd.choose_sets_chars_for_login(
- lower_first_name, lower_last_name)
-
- login_filter = '(uid=' + login + ')'
- get_attrs = ['uid']
- try:
- #Check if login already in use
-
- while (len(self.LdapSearch(login_filter, get_attrs)) is not 0):
-
- index += 1
- if index >= 9:
- logger.error("LoginException : Generation login error \
- with minimum four characters")
- else:
- try:
- login = \
- lower_first_name[0:index] + \
- lower_last_name[0:
- self.login_pwd.login_max_length
- - index]
- login_filter = '(uid=' + login + ')'
- except KeyError:
- print "lower_first_name - lower_last_name too short"
-
- logger.debug("LDAP.API \t LdapGenerateUniqueLogin login %s"
- % (login))
- return login
-
- except ldap.LDAPError, error:
- logger.log_exc("LDAP LdapGenerateUniqueLogin Error %s" % (error))
- return None
-
- def find_max_uidNumber(self):
- """Find the LDAP max uidNumber (POSIX uid attribute).
-
- Used when adding a new user in LDAP Directory
-
- :returns: max uidNumber + 1
- :rtype: string
-
- """
- #First, get all the users in the LDAP
- get_attrs = "(uidNumber=*)"
- login_filter = ['uidNumber']
-
- result_data = self.LdapSearch(get_attrs, login_filter)
- #It there is no user in LDAP yet, First LDAP user
- if result_data == []:
- max_uidnumber = self.ldapUserUidNumberMin
- #Otherwise, get the highest uidNumber
- else:
- uidNumberList = [int(r[1]['uidNumber'][0])for r in result_data]
- logger.debug("LDAPapi.py \tfind_max_uidNumber \
- uidNumberList %s " % (uidNumberList))
- max_uidnumber = max(uidNumberList) + 1
-
- return str(max_uidnumber)
-
-
- def get_ssh_pkey(self, record):
- """TODO ; Get ssh public key from sfa record
- To be filled by N. Turro ? or using GID pl way?
-
- """
- return 'A REMPLIR '
-
- @staticmethod
- #TODO Handle OR filtering in the ldap query when
- #dealing with a list of records instead of doing a for loop in GetPersons
- def make_ldap_filters_from_record(record=None):
- """Helper function to make LDAP filter requests out of SFA records.
-
- :param record: user's sfa record. Should contain first_name,last_name,
- email or mail, and if the record is enabled or not. If the dict
- record does not have all of these, must at least contain the user's
- email.
- :type record: dict
- :returns: LDAP request
- :rtype: string
-
- """
- req_ldap = ''
- req_ldapdict = {}
- if record :
- if 'first_name' in record and 'last_name' in record:
- if record['first_name'] != record['last_name']:
- req_ldapdict['cn'] = str(record['first_name'])+" "\
- + str(record['last_name'])
- if 'email' in record:
- req_ldapdict['mail'] = record['email']
- if 'mail' in record:
- req_ldapdict['mail'] = record['mail']
- if 'enabled' in record:
- if record['enabled'] is True:
- req_ldapdict['shadowExpire'] = '-1'
- else:
- req_ldapdict['shadowExpire'] = '0'
-
- #Hrn should not be part of the filter because the hrn
- #presented by a certificate of a SFA user not imported in
- #Iotlab does not include the iotlab login in it
- #Plus, the SFA user may already have an account with iotlab
- #using another login.
-
- logger.debug("\r\n \t LDAP.PY make_ldap_filters_from_record \
- record %s req_ldapdict %s"
- % (record, req_ldapdict))
-
- for k in req_ldapdict:
- req_ldap += '(' + str(k) + '=' + str(req_ldapdict[k]) + ')'
- if len(req_ldapdict.keys()) >1 :
- req_ldap = req_ldap[:0]+"(&"+req_ldap[0:]
- size = len(req_ldap)
- req_ldap = req_ldap[:(size-1)] + ')' + req_ldap[(size-1):]
- else:
- req_ldap = "(cn=*)"
-
- return req_ldap
-
- def make_ldap_attributes_from_record(self, record):
- """
-
- When adding a new user to Iotlab's LDAP, creates an attributes
- dictionnary from the SFA record understandable by LDAP. Generates the
- user's LDAP login.User is automatically validated (account enabled)
- and described as a SFA USER FROM OUTSIDE IOTLAB.
-
- :param record: must contain the following keys and values:
- first_name, last_name, mail, pkey (ssh key).
- :type record: dict
- :returns: dictionary of attributes using LDAP data structure model.
- :rtype: dict
-
- """
-
- attrs = {}
- attrs['objectClass'] = ["top", "person", "inetOrgPerson",
- "organizationalPerson", "posixAccount",
- "shadowAccount", "systemQuotas",
- "ldapPublicKey"]
-
- attrs['uid'] = self.LdapGenerateUniqueLogin(record)
- try:
- attrs['givenName'] = str(record['first_name']).lower().capitalize()
- attrs['sn'] = str(record['last_name']).lower().capitalize()
- attrs['cn'] = attrs['givenName'] + ' ' + attrs['sn']
- attrs['gecos'] = attrs['givenName'] + ' ' + attrs['sn']
-
- except KeyError:
- attrs['givenName'] = attrs['uid']
- attrs['sn'] = attrs['uid']
- attrs['cn'] = attrs['uid']
- attrs['gecos'] = attrs['uid']
-
- attrs['quota'] = self.ldapUserQuotaNFS
- attrs['homeDirectory'] = self.ldapUserHomePath + attrs['uid']
- attrs['loginShell'] = self.ldapShell
- attrs['gidNumber'] = self.ldapUserGidNumber
- attrs['uidNumber'] = self.find_max_uidNumber()
- attrs['mail'] = record['mail'].lower()
- try:
- attrs['sshPublicKey'] = record['pkey']
- except KeyError:
- attrs['sshPublicKey'] = self.get_ssh_pkey(record)
-
-
- #Password is automatically generated because SFA user don't go
- #through the Iotlab website used to register new users,
- #There is no place in SFA where users can enter such information
- #yet.
- #If the user wants to set his own password , he must go to the Iotlab
- #website.
- password = self.login_pwd.generate_password()
- attrs['userPassword'] = self.login_pwd.encrypt_password(password)
-
- #Account automatically validated (no mail request to admins)
- #Set to 0 to disable the account, -1 to enable it,
- attrs['shadowExpire'] = '-1'
-
- #Motivation field in Iotlab
- attrs['description'] = 'SFA USER FROM OUTSIDE SENSLAB'
-
- attrs['ou'] = 'SFA' #Optional: organizational unit
- #No info about those here:
- attrs['l'] = 'To be defined'#Optional: Locality.
- attrs['st'] = 'To be defined' #Optional: state or province (country).
-
- return attrs
-
-
-
- def LdapAddUser(self, record) :
- """Add SFA user to LDAP if it is not in LDAP yet.
-
- :param record: dictionnary with the user's data.
- :returns: a dictionary with the status (Fail= False, Success= True)
- and the uid of the newly added user if successful, or the error
- message it is not. Dict has keys bool and message in case of
- failure, and bool uid in case of success.
- :rtype: dict
-
- .. seealso:: make_ldap_filters_from_record
-
- """
- logger.debug(" \r\n \t LDAP LdapAddUser \r\n\r\n ================\r\n ")
- user_ldap_attrs = self.make_ldap_attributes_from_record(record)
-
- #Check if user already in LDAP wih email, first name and last name
- filter_by = self.make_ldap_filters_from_record(user_ldap_attrs)
- user_exist = self.LdapSearch(filter_by)
- if user_exist:
- logger.warning(" \r\n \t LDAP LdapAddUser user %s %s \
- already exists" % (user_ldap_attrs['sn'],
- user_ldap_attrs['mail']))
- return {'bool': False}
-
- #Bind to the server
- result = self.conn.connect()
-
- if(result['bool']):
-
- # A dict to help build the "body" of the object
- logger.debug(" \r\n \t LDAP LdapAddUser attrs %s "
- % user_ldap_attrs)
-
- # The dn of our new entry/object
- dn = 'uid=' + user_ldap_attrs['uid'] + "," + self.baseDN
-
- try:
- ldif = modlist.addModlist(user_ldap_attrs)
- logger.debug("LDAPapi.py add attrs %s \r\n ldif %s"
- % (user_ldap_attrs, ldif))
- self.conn.ldapserv.add_s(dn, ldif)
-
- logger.info("Adding user %s login %s in LDAP"
- % (user_ldap_attrs['cn'], user_ldap_attrs['uid']))
- except ldap.LDAPError, error:
- logger.log_exc("LDAP Add Error %s" % error)
- return {'bool': False, 'message': error}
-
- self.conn.close()
- return {'bool': True, 'uid': user_ldap_attrs['uid']}
- else:
- return result
-
- def LdapDelete(self, person_dn):
- """Deletes a person in LDAP. Uses the dn of the user.
-
- :param person_dn: user's ldap dn.
- :type person_dn: string
- :returns: dictionary with bool True if successful, bool False
- and the error if not.
- :rtype: dict
-
- """
- #Connect and bind
- result = self.conn.connect()
- if(result['bool']):
- try:
- self.conn.ldapserv.delete_s(person_dn)
- self.conn.close()
- return {'bool': True}
-
- except ldap.LDAPError, error:
- logger.log_exc("LDAP Delete Error %s" % error)
- return {'bool': False, 'message': error}
-
- def LdapDeleteUser(self, record_filter):
- """Deletes a SFA person in LDAP, based on the user's hrn.
-
- :param record_filter: Filter to find the user to be deleted. Must
- contain at least the user's email.
- :type record_filter: dict
- :returns: dict with bool True if successful, bool False and error
- message otherwise.
- :rtype: dict
-
- .. seealso:: LdapFindUser docstring for more info on record filter.
- .. seealso:: LdapDelete for user deletion
-
- """
- #Find uid of the person
- person = self.LdapFindUser(record_filter, [])
- logger.debug("LDAPapi.py \t LdapDeleteUser record %s person %s"
- % (record_filter, person))
-
- if person:
- dn = 'uid=' + person['uid'] + "," + self.baseDN
- else:
- return {'bool': False}
-
- result = self.LdapDelete(dn)
- return result
-
- def LdapModify(self, dn, old_attributes_dict, new_attributes_dict):
- """ Modifies a LDAP entry, replaces user's old attributes with
- the new ones given.
-
- :param dn: user's absolute name in the LDAP hierarchy.
- :param old_attributes_dict: old user's attributes. Keys must match
- the ones used in the LDAP model.
- :param new_attributes_dict: new user's attributes. Keys must match
- the ones used in the LDAP model.
- :type dn: string
- :type old_attributes_dict: dict
- :type new_attributes_dict: dict
- :returns: dict bool True if Successful, bool False if not.
- :rtype: dict
-
- """
-
- ldif = modlist.modifyModlist(old_attributes_dict, new_attributes_dict)
- # Connect and bind/authenticate
- result = self.conn.connect()
- if (result['bool']):
- try:
- self.conn.ldapserv.modify_s(dn, ldif)
- self.conn.close()
- return {'bool': True}
- except ldap.LDAPError, error:
- logger.log_exc("LDAP LdapModify Error %s" % error)
- return {'bool': False}
-
-
- def LdapModifyUser(self, user_record, new_attributes_dict):
- """
-
- Gets the record from one user based on the user sfa recordand changes
- the attributes according to the specified new_attributes. Do not use
- this if we need to modify the uid. Use a ModRDN operation instead
- ( modify relative DN ).
-
- :param user_record: sfa user record.
- :param new_attributes_dict: new user attributes, keys must be the
- same as the LDAP model.
- :type user_record: dict
- :type new_attributes_dict: dict
- :returns: bool True if successful, bool False if not.
- :rtype: dict
-
- .. seealso:: make_ldap_filters_from_record for info on what is mandatory
- in the user_record.
- .. seealso:: make_ldap_attributes_from_record for the LDAP objectclass.
-
- """
- if user_record is None:
- logger.error("LDAP \t LdapModifyUser Need user record ")
- return {'bool': False}
-
- #Get all the attributes of the user_uid_login
- #person = self.LdapFindUser(record_filter,[])
- req_ldap = self.make_ldap_filters_from_record(user_record)
- person_list = self.LdapSearch(req_ldap, [])
- logger.debug("LDAPapi.py \t LdapModifyUser person_list : %s"
- % (person_list))
-
- if person_list and len(person_list) > 1:
- logger.error("LDAP \t LdapModifyUser Too many users returned")
- return {'bool': False}
- if person_list is None:
- logger.error("LDAP \t LdapModifyUser User %s doesn't exist "
- % (user_record))
- return {'bool': False}
-
- # The dn of our existing entry/object
- #One result only from ldapSearch
- person = person_list[0][1]
- dn = 'uid=' + person['uid'][0] + "," + self.baseDN
-
- if new_attributes_dict:
- old = {}
- for k in new_attributes_dict:
- if k not in person:
- old[k] = ''
- else:
- old[k] = person[k]
- logger.debug(" LDAPapi.py \t LdapModifyUser new_attributes %s"
- % (new_attributes_dict))
- result = self.LdapModify(dn, old, new_attributes_dict)
- return result
- else:
- logger.error("LDAP \t LdapModifyUser No new attributes given. ")
- return {'bool': False}
-
-
- def LdapMarkUserAsDeleted(self, record):
- """
-
- Sets shadowExpire to 0, disabling the user in LDAP. Calls LdapModifyUser
- to change the shadowExpire of the user.
-
- :param record: the record of the user who has to be disabled.
- Should contain first_name,last_name, email or mail, and if the
- record is enabled or not. If the dict record does not have all of
- these, must at least contain the user's email.
- :type record: dict
- :returns: {bool: True} if successful or {bool: False} if not
- :rtype: dict
-
- .. seealso:: LdapModifyUser, make_ldap_attributes_from_record
- """
-
- new_attrs = {}
- #Disable account
- new_attrs['shadowExpire'] = '0'
- logger.debug(" LDAPapi.py \t LdapMarkUserAsDeleted ")
- ret = self.LdapModifyUser(record, new_attrs)
- return ret
-
- def LdapResetPassword(self, record):
- """Resets password for the user whose record is the parameter and
- changes the corresponding entry in the LDAP.
-
- :param record: user's sfa record whose Ldap password must be reset.
- Should contain first_name,last_name,
- email or mail, and if the record is enabled or not. If the dict
- record does not have all of these, must at least contain the user's
- email.
- :type record: dict
- :returns: return value of LdapModifyUser. True if successful, False
- otherwise.
-
- .. seealso:: LdapModifyUser, make_ldap_attributes_from_record
-
- """
- password = self.login_pwd.generate_password()
- attrs = {}
- attrs['userPassword'] = self.login_pwd.encrypt_password(password)
- logger.debug("LDAP LdapResetPassword encrypt_password %s"
- % (attrs['userPassword']))
- result = self.LdapModifyUser(record, attrs)
- return result
-
-
- def LdapSearch(self, req_ldap=None, expected_fields=None):
- """
- Used to search directly in LDAP, by using ldap filters and return
- fields. When req_ldap is None, returns all the entries in the LDAP.
-
- :param req_ldap: ldap style request, with appropriate filters,
- example: (cn=*).
- :param expected_fields: Fields in the user ldap entry that has to be
- returned. If None is provided, will return 'mail', 'givenName',
- 'sn', 'uid', 'sshPublicKey', 'shadowExpire'.
- :type req_ldap: string
- :type expected_fields: list
-
- .. seealso:: make_ldap_filters_from_record for req_ldap format.
-
- """
- result = self.conn.connect(bind=False)
- if (result['bool']):
-
- return_fields_list = []
- if expected_fields is None:
- return_fields_list = ['mail', 'givenName', 'sn', 'uid',
- 'sshPublicKey', 'shadowExpire']
- else:
- return_fields_list = expected_fields
- #No specifc request specified, get the whole LDAP
- if req_ldap is None:
- req_ldap = '(cn=*)'
-
- logger.debug("LDAP.PY \t LdapSearch req_ldap %s \
- return_fields_list %s" \
- %(req_ldap, return_fields_list))
-
- try:
- msg_id = self.conn.ldapserv.search(
- self.baseDN, ldap.SCOPE_SUBTREE,
- req_ldap, return_fields_list)
- #Get all the results matching the search from ldap in one
- #shot (1 value)
- result_type, result_data = \
- self.conn.ldapserv.result(msg_id, 1)
-
- self.conn.close()
-
- logger.debug("LDAP.PY \t LdapSearch result_data %s"
- % (result_data))
-
- return result_data
-
- except ldap.LDAPError, error:
- logger.log_exc("LDAP LdapSearch Error %s" % error)
- return []
-
- else:
- logger.error("LDAP.PY \t Connection Failed")
- return
-
- def _process_ldap_info_for_all_users(self, result_data):
- """Process the data of all enabled users in LDAP.
-
- :param result_data: Contains information of all enabled users in LDAP
- and is coming from LdapSearch.
- :param result_data: list
-
- .. seealso:: LdapSearch
-
- """
- results = []
- logger.debug(" LDAP.py _process_ldap_info_for_all_users result_data %s "
- % (result_data))
- for ldapentry in result_data:
- logger.debug(" LDAP.py _process_ldap_info_for_all_users \
- ldapentry name : %s " % (ldapentry[1]['uid'][0]))
- tmpname = ldapentry[1]['uid'][0]
- hrn = self.authname + "." + tmpname
-
- tmpemail = ldapentry[1]['mail'][0]
- if ldapentry[1]['mail'][0] == "unknown":
- tmpemail = None
-
- try:
- results.append({
- 'type': 'user',
- 'pkey': ldapentry[1]['sshPublicKey'][0],
- #'uid': ldapentry[1]['uid'][0],
- 'uid': tmpname ,
- 'email':tmpemail,
- #'email': ldapentry[1]['mail'][0],
- 'first_name': ldapentry[1]['givenName'][0],
- 'last_name': ldapentry[1]['sn'][0],
- #'phone': 'none',
- 'serial': 'none',
- 'authority': self.authname,
- 'peer_authority': '',
- 'pointer': -1,
- 'hrn': hrn,
- })
- except KeyError, error:
- logger.log_exc("LDAPapi.PY \t LdapFindUser EXCEPTION %s"
- % (error))
- return
-
- return results
-
- def _process_ldap_info_for_one_user(self, record, result_data):
- """
-
- Put the user's ldap data into shape. Only deals with one user
- record and one user data from ldap.
-
- :param record: user record
- :param result_data: Raw ldap data coming from LdapSearch
- :returns: user's data dict with 'type','pkey','uid', 'email',
- 'first_name' 'last_name''serial''authority''peer_authority'
- 'pointer''hrn'
- :type record: dict
- :type result_data: list
- :rtype :dict
-
- """
- #One entry only in the ldap data because we used a filter
- #to find one user only
- ldapentry = result_data[0][1]
- logger.debug("LDAP.PY \t LdapFindUser ldapentry %s" % (ldapentry))
- tmpname = ldapentry['uid'][0]
-
- tmpemail = ldapentry['mail'][0]
- if ldapentry['mail'][0] == "unknown":
- tmpemail = None
-
- parent_hrn = None
- peer_authority = None
- if 'hrn' in record:
- hrn = record['hrn']
- parent_hrn = get_authority(hrn)
- if parent_hrn != self.authname:
- peer_authority = parent_hrn
- #In case the user was not imported from Iotlab LDAP
- #but from another federated site, has an account in
- #iotlab but currently using his hrn from federated site
- #then the login is different from the one found in its hrn
- if tmpname != hrn.split('.')[1]:
- hrn = None
- else:
- hrn = None
-
- results = {
- 'type': 'user',
- 'pkey': ldapentry['sshPublicKey'],
- #'uid': ldapentry[1]['uid'][0],
- 'uid': tmpname,
- 'email': tmpemail,
- #'email': ldapentry[1]['mail'][0],
- 'first_name': ldapentry['givenName'][0],
- 'last_name': ldapentry['sn'][0],
- #'phone': 'none',
- 'serial': 'none',
- 'authority': parent_hrn,
- 'peer_authority': peer_authority,
- 'pointer': -1,
- 'hrn': hrn,
- }
- return results
-
- def LdapFindUser(self, record=None, is_user_enabled=None,
- expected_fields=None):
- """
-
- Search a SFA user with a hrn. User should be already registered
- in Iotlab LDAP.
-
- :param record: sfa user's record. Should contain first_name,last_name,
- email or mail. If no record is provided, returns all the users found
- in LDAP.
- :type record: dict
- :param is_user_enabled: is the user's iotlab account already valid.
- :type is_user_enabled: Boolean.
- :returns: LDAP entries from ldap matching the filter provided. Returns
- a single entry if one filter has been given and a list of
- entries otherwise.
- :rtype: dict or list
-
- """
- custom_record = {}
- if is_user_enabled:
- custom_record['enabled'] = is_user_enabled
- if record:
- custom_record.update(record)
-
- req_ldap = self.make_ldap_filters_from_record(custom_record)
- return_fields_list = []
- if expected_fields is None:
- return_fields_list = ['mail', 'givenName', 'sn', 'uid',
- 'sshPublicKey']
- else:
- return_fields_list = expected_fields
-
- result_data = self.LdapSearch(req_ldap, return_fields_list)
- logger.debug("LDAP.PY \t LdapFindUser result_data %s" % (result_data))
-
- if len(result_data) == 0:
- return None
- #Asked for a specific user
- if record is not None:
- results = self._process_ldap_info_for_one_user(record, result_data)
-
- else:
- #Asked for all users in ldap
- results = self._process_ldap_info_for_all_users(result_data)
- return results
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