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- Reworked GUI: Moved script button next to connect button, reduced size of both buttons, moved advanced settings from an expander to a dialog and put an advanced settings button next to scripts/connect buttons. - When a wireless network has encryption enabled, "Secured" will no longer show up in the info for the network unless the encryption type can't be determined. - Added support for detecting kill switch status (thanks to webograph for the inital patch). - Reduced the number of calls to iwconfig during connection status updates (it is only called once per update now), which should lower cpu usage. - Moved Autoreconnect methods from the wireless dbus service to the daemon dbus service. - Added "Validating Authentication" status message during wireless connection process. - Added support for disabling monitoring of connection status when computer is suspended, which gets rid of some error messages, eliminates occasional suspension failure, and reduces the odds that wicd will auto connect to a wireless network when a wired network is available. (Right now this feature is disabled, as it requires a script in /etc/acpi/suspend.d/, which can't be included with the current SVN layout.)
323 lines
10 KiB
Python
323 lines
10 KiB
Python
''' Misc - miscellaneous functions for wicd '''
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#
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# Copyright (C) 2007 Adam Blackburn
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# Copyright (C) 2007 Dan O'Reilly
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#
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# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License Version 2 as
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# published by the Free Software Foundation.
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#
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# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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# GNU General Public License for more details.
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#
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# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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# along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
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#
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import os
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import wpath
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import locale
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import gettext
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import time
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import sys
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from subprocess import *
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if __name__ == '__main__':
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wpath.chdir(__file__)
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def Run(cmd, include_stderr=False, return_pipe=False):
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''' Run a command
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Runs the given command, returning either the output
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of the program, or a pipe to read output from.
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keyword arguments --
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cmd - The command to execute
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include_std_err - Boolean specifying if stderr should
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be included in the pipe to the cmd.
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return_pipe - Boolean specifying if a pipe to the
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command should be returned. If it is
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false, all that will be returned is
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one output string from the command.
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'''
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cmd = to_unicode(str(cmd))
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if include_stderr:
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err = STDOUT
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fds = True
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else:
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err = None
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fds = False
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f = Popen(cmd, shell=True, stdout=PIPE, stderr=err, close_fds=fds)
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if return_pipe:
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return f.stdout
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else:
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return f.communicate()[0]
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def IsValidIP(ip):
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''' Make sure an entered IP is valid '''
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if ip != None: # Make sure there is an IP
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if ip.count('.') == 3: # Make sure there are 3 periods
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ipNumbers = ip.split('.') # Split it up
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if not '' in ipNumbers: # Make sure the ip was split into 3 groups
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return ipNumbers
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return False
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def PromptToStartDaemon():
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''' Prompt the user to start the daemon '''
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daemonloc = wpath.bin + 'launchdaemon.sh'
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gksudo_args = ['gksudo', '--message',
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'Wicd needs to access your computer\'s network cards.',
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'--', daemonloc]
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os.spawnvpe(os.P_WAIT, 'gksudo', gksudo_args, os.environ)
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def RunRegex(regex, string):
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''' runs a regex search on a string '''
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m = regex.search(string)
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if m:
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return m.groups()[0]
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else:
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return None
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def log(text):
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log = LogWriter()
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log.write(text + "\n")
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def WriteLine(my_file, text):
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''' write a line to a file '''
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my_file.write(text + "\n")
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def ExecuteScript(script):
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''' Execute a command '''
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os.system(script + ' &')
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def ReadFile(filename):
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''' read in a file and return it's contents as a string '''
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if not os.path.exists(filename):
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return None
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my_file = open(filename,'r')
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data = my_file.read().strip()
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my_file.close()
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return str(data)
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def to_bool(var):
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""" Convert a string to type bool, but make "False"/"0" become False. """
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if var == "False" or var == "0":
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var = False
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else:
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var = bool(var)
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return var
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def Noneify(variable):
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''' convert string types to either None or booleans'''
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#set string Nones to real Nones
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if variable == "None" or variable == "":
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return None
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if variable == "True": # or variable == "1": # or variable == 1:
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return True
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if variable == "False": #or variable == "0": # or variable == 0:
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return False
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#if str(variable).isdigit() == True:
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# return int(variable)
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if str(variable) == "1":
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return True
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if str(variable) == "0":
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return False
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#otherwise...
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return variable
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def ParseEncryption(network):
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''' Parse through an encryption template file
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Parses an encryption template, reading in a network's info
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and creating a config file for it
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'''
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#list = open("encryption/templates/active","r")
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#types = list.readlines()
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#for i in types:
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enctemplate = open("encryption/templates/" + network["enctype"])
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template = enctemplate.readlines()
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# Set these to nothing so that we can hold them outside the loop
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z = "ap_scan=1\n"
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y = 0
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# Loop through the lines in the template, selecting ones to use
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for x in template:
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x = x.strip("\n")
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if y > 4:
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# replace values
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x = x.replace("$_SCAN","0")
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for t in network:
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# Don't bother if z's value is None cause it will cause errors
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if Noneify(network[t]) != None:
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x = x.replace("$_" + str(t).upper(), str(network[t]))
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z = z + "\n" + x
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y += 1
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# Write the data to the files
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# then chmod them so they can't be read by normal users
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file = open(wpath.networks + network["bssid"].replace(":", "").lower(),
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"w")
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os.chmod(wpath.networks + network["bssid"].replace(":", "").lower(), 0600)
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os.chown(wpath.networks + network["bssid"].replace(":", "").lower(), 0, 0)
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# We could do this above, but we'd like to read protect
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# them before we write, so that it can't be read.
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file.write(z)
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file.close()
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def LoadEncryptionMethods():
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''' Load encryption methods from configuration files
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Loads all the encryption methods from the template files
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in /encryption/templates into a data structure. To be
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loaded, the template must be listed in the "active" file.
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'''
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encryptionTypes = {}
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types = open("encryption/templates/active","r")
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enctypes = types.readlines()
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for x in enctypes:
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# Skip some lines, we don't care who the author is/was, etc
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# we don't care about version either.
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x = x.strip("\n")
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current = open("encryption/templates/" + x,"r")
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line = current.readlines()
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# Get the length so we know where in the array to add data
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typeID = len(encryptionTypes)
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encryptionTypes[typeID] = {}
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encryptionTypes[typeID][0] = line[0][7:].strip("\n")
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encryptionTypes[typeID][1] = x
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encryptionTypes[typeID][2] = {}
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requiredFields = line[3][8:]
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requiredFields = requiredFields.strip("\n")
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requiredFields = requiredFields.split(" ")
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index = -1
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for current in requiredFields:
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# The pretty names will start with an * so we can
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# seperate them with that
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if current[0] == "*":
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# Make underscores spaces
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# and remove the *
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encryptionTypes[typeID][2][index][0] = current.replace("_",
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" ").lstrip("*")
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else:
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# Add to the list of things that are required
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index = len(encryptionTypes[typeID][2])
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encryptionTypes[typeID][2][index] = {}
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encryptionTypes[typeID][2][index][1] = current
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return encryptionTypes
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def noneToString(text):
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''' Convert None, "None", or "" to string type "None"
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used for putting text in a text box if the value to put in is 'None' the box will be blank
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'''
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if text == None or text == "None" or text == "":
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return "None"
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else:
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return str(text)
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def get_gettext():
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local_path = os.path.realpath(os.path.dirname(sys.argv[0])) + '/translations'
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langs = []
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lc, encoding = locale.getdefaultlocale()
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if (lc):
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langs = [lc]
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osLanguage = os.environ.get('LANGUAGE', None)
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if (osLanguage):
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langs += osLanguage.split(":")
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langs += ["en_US"]
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lang = gettext.translation('wicd', local_path, languages=langs,
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fallback = True)
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_ = lang.gettext
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return _
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def to_unicode(x):
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""" Attempts to convert a string to unicode """
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try: # This may never fail, but let's be safe
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default_encoding = locale.getpreferredencoding()
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except:
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default_encoding = None
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if default_encoding:
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ret = x.decode(default_encoding, 'replace').encode('utf-8')
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else: # Just guess UTF-8
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ret = x.decode('utf-8', 'replace').encode('utf-8')
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return ret
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def error(parent, message):
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""" Shows an error dialog """
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dialog = gtk.MessageDialog(parent, gtk.DIALOG_MODAL, gtk.MESSAGE_ERROR,
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gtk.BUTTONS_OK)
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dialog.set_markup(message)
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dialog.run()
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dialog.destroy()
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class LogWriter():
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""" A class to provide timestamped logging. """
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def __init__(self):
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self.file = open(wpath.log + 'wicd.log','a')
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self.eol = True
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self.logging_enabled = True
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def __del__(self):
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self.file.close()
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def write(self, data):
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""" Writes the data to the log with a timestamp.
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This function handles writing of data to a log file. In order to
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handle output redirection, we need to be careful with how we
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handle the addition of timestamps. In any set of data that is
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written, we replace the newlines with a timestamp + new line,
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except for newlines that are the final character in data.
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When a newline is the last character in data, we set a flag to
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indicate that the next write should have a timestamp prepended
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as well, which ensures that the timestamps match the time at
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which the data is written, rather than the previous write.
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Keyword arguments:
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data -- The string to write to the log.
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"""
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#global logging_enabled
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data = data.encode('utf-8')
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if len(data) <= 0: return
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if self.logging_enabled:
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if self.eol:
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self.file.write(self.get_time() + ' :: ')
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self.eol = False
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if data[-1] == '\n':
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self.eol = True
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data = data[:-1]
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self.file.write(
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data.replace('\n', '\n' + self.get_time() + ' :: '))
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if self.eol: self.file.write('\n')
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self.file.close()
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def get_time(self):
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""" Return a string with the current time nicely formatted.
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The format of the returned string is yyyy/mm/dd HH:MM:SS
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"""
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x = time.localtime()
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return ''.join([
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str(x[0]).rjust(4,'0'), '/', str(x[1]).rjust(2,'0'), '/',
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str(x[2]).rjust(2,'0'), ' ', str(x[3]).rjust(2,'0'), ':',
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str(x[4]).rjust(2,'0'), ':', str(x[5]).rjust(2,'0')])
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