CallBackery
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my $fPath = File::Spec->catdir($path, @pDirs, '*.pm');
for my $file (glob($fPath)) {
my ($volume, $modulePath, $moduleName) = File::Spec->splitpath($file);
$moduleName =~ s{\.pm$}{};
$pluginList->{$moduleName} = 'Plugin Module';
}
}
}
return {
_sections => [ qw(BACKEND FRONTEND FRONTEND-COLORS /PLUGIN:\s*\S+/)],
_mandatory => [qw(BACKEND FRONTEND)],
BACKEND => {
_doc => 'BACKEND Settings',
_vars => [ qw(log_file cfg_db sesame_user sesame_pass) ],
_mandatory => [ qw(cfg_db sesame_user sesame_user) ],
log_file => { _doc => 'write a log file to this location (unless in development mode)'},
cfg_db => { _doc => 'file to store the config database'},
sesame_user => { _doc => <<'DOC'},
In Open Sesame mode, one has to use this username to get access to the system.
The password you enter does not matter.
DOC
sesame_pass => { _doc => <<'DOC'},
Using sesame_user and sesame_pass, the system can always be accessed.
In default configuration sesame_pass is NOT set.
DOC
},
FRONTEND => {
_doc => 'Settings for the Web FRONTEND',
_vars => [ qw(logo logo_small logo_noscale spinner title initial_plugin company_name company_url company_support
hide_password hide_password_icon hide_release hide_company max_width
)
],
logo => {
_doc => 'url for the logo brand the login sceen',
},
company_name => {
_doc => 'who created the app',
},
company_url => {
_doc => 'link to the company homepage'
},
max_width => {
_doc => 'maximum content width'
},
company_support => {
_doc => 'company support eMail'
},
logo_small => {
_doc => 'url for the small logo brand the UI',
},
logo_noscale => {
_doc => "don't scale logo on login window",
_re => '(yes|no|true|false)',
_re_error => 'pick yes or no OR true or false',
_sub => sub {
$_[0] = ($_[0] =~ /yes|true/) ? true : false;
return;
},
},
spinner => {
_doc => 'url for the busy animation spinner gif',
},
title => {
_doc => 'title string for the application'
},
initial_plugin => {
_doc => 'which tab should be active upon login ?'
},
hide_password => {
_doc => 'hide password field on login screen',
_re => '(yes|no|true|false)',
_re_error => 'pick yes or no OR true or false',
_sub => sub {
$_[0] = ($_[0] =~ /yes|true/) ? true : false;
return;
},
},
hide_password_icon => {
_doc => 'hide password icon on login screen',
_re => '(yes|no|true|false)',
_re_error => 'pick yes or no OR true or false',
_sub => sub {
$_[0] = ($_[0] =~ /yes|true/) ? true : false;
return;
},
},
hide_release => {
_doc => 'hide release string on login screen',
_re => '(yes|no|true|false)',
_re_error => 'pick yes or no OR true or false',
_sub => sub {
$_[0] = ($_[0] =~ /yes|true/) ? true : false;
return;
},
},
hide_company => {
_doc => 'hide company string on login screen',
_re => '(yes|no|true|false)',
_re_error => 'pick yes or no OR true or false',
_sub => sub {
$_[0] = ($_[0] =~ /yes|true/) ? true : false;
return;
},
},
},
'FRONTEND-COLORS' => {
_vars => [ '/[a-zA-Z]\S+/' ],
'/[a-zA-Z]\S+/' => {
_doc => <<COLORKEYS_END,
Use this section to override any color key used in the qooxdoo simple theme as well as the following:
C<tabview-page-background>,
C<tabview-page-border>,
C<tabview-button-background>,
C<tabview-button-checked-background>,
C<tabview-button-text>,
C<tabview-button-checked-text>,
C<tabview-button-border>,
C<tabview-button-checked-border>.
C<textfield-readonly>.
The keys can be set to standard web colors C<rrggbb> or to other key names.
lib/CallBackery/Config.pm view on Meta::CPAN
print $dump ".dump\n";
close $dump;
$zip->addFile({
filename => $dumpfile,
zipName => '{DATABASEDUMP}',
});
for my $obj (@{$self->configPlugins}){
my $name = $obj->name;
for my $file (@{$obj->stateFiles}) {
if (-r $file){
$zip->addFile({
filename => $file,
zipName => '{PLUGINSTATE.'.$name.'}'.$file
})
}
}
}
my $zipData;
open(my $fh, ">", \$zipData);
$zip->writeToFileHandle($fh,0);
my $crypt = $self->getCrypt($password);
return $crypt->encrypt($self->pack16($zipData));
}
# how long to keep trying when someone else holds a lock on the config
# database; package scoped so that tests can shorten it
our $RESTORE_BUSY_TIMEOUT_MS = 30_000;
# Build a replacement config database with $builder and then copy it over the
# live one with SQLite's online backup API, so that the database keeps its
# inode.
#
# Replacing the file instead (the way this used to work) leaves every long
# lived handle in the system attached to the old, now unlinked inode: the
# config daemon and its workers, the application server, and any helper that
# happens to be running at the time. Those handles go on reading stale
# configuration and fail on their first write with SQLITE_READONLY_DBMOVED,
# which SQLite reports as "attempt to write a readonly database".
#
# The staging database lives next to the config database rather than in a
# world readable temp directory, since it holds the same secrets, and on the
# same filesystem, so it does not compete for space with anything else.
sub _stageAndRestoreDb ($self,$builder) {
my $cfgDb = $self->cfgHash->{BACKEND}{cfg_db};
my $staging = $cfgDb.'.restore.'.$$;
my $err;
eval {
# unlink glob, not plain unlink: a leftover journal of our own would
# otherwise be rolled back into the staging database
no autodie;
unlink glob $staging.'*';
use autodie;
$builder->($staging);
chmod 0600, $staging;
my $dbh = DBI->connect("dbi:SQLite:dbname=$cfgDb",'','',{
RaiseError => 1,
PrintError => 0,
AutoCommit => 1,
});
# the backup runs the destination's busy handler while it waits for
# the write lock; on top of that we retry, because a backup that
# starts while another connection sits in a read transaction gives up
# rather than waiting
$dbh->sqlite_busy_timeout($RESTORE_BUSY_TIMEOUT_MS);
my $deadline = Time::HiRes::time() + $RESTORE_BUSY_TIMEOUT_MS / 1000;
my ($busy,$tries) = (undef,0);
while (1) {
$busy = undef;
last if eval { $dbh->sqlite_backup_from_file($staging) };
$busy = $@ || $dbh->errstr || 'unknown error';
last if Time::HiRes::time() >= $deadline;
# first attempt and then roughly every five seconds, so that a
# long wait is visible without a log line per retry
$self->log->warn("Config database busy, retrying restore: $busy")
if $tries++ % 50 == 0;
Time::HiRes::sleep(0.1);
}
$dbh->disconnect;
# giving up here is safe: the live database has not been touched, so
# this degrades to a clean error rather than a half restored config
die mkerror(3845,trm("Could not restore the configuration database: %1",$busy))
if $busy;
1;
} or $err = $@;
no autodie;
unlink glob $staging.'*';
die $err if $err;
return;
}
=head2 $cfg->restoreConfigBlob(configBlob)
retore the confguration state
=cut
sub restoreConfigBlob {
my $self = shift;
my $config = shift;
my $password = shift;
require Archive::Zip;
my $crypt = $self->getCrypt($password);
$config = $self->unpack16($crypt->decrypt($config));
my $user = $self->app->userObject->new(app=>$self->app,userId=>'__CONFIG', log=>$self->log);
open my $fh ,'<', \$config;
my $zip = Archive::Zip->new();
$zip->readFromFileHandle($fh);
my %stateFileCache;
for my $member ($zip->members){
for ($member->fileName){
/^\{DATABASE\}$/ && do {
$self->log->warn("Restoring Database!");
$self->_stageAndRestoreDb(sub ($staging) {
$member->extractToFileNamed($staging);
});
last;
};
/^\{DATABASEDUMP\}$/ && do {
$self->log->warn("Restoring Database Dump!");
$self->_stageAndRestoreDb(sub ($staging) {
open my $sqlite, '|-', '/usr/bin/sqlite3',$staging;
my $sql = $member->contents();
$sql =~ s/0$//; # for some reason the dump ends in 0
print $sqlite $sql;
# autodie turns a non zero exit of sqlite3 into a die, so a
# dump that does not replay never reaches the live database
close $sqlite;
});
last;
};
m/^\{PLUGINSTATE\.([^.]+)\}(.+)/ && do {
my $plugin = $1;
my $file = $2;
if (not $stateFileCache{$plugin}){
my $obj = eval {
$self->instantiatePlugin($plugin,$user);
};
if (not $obj){
$self->log->warn("Ignoring $file from plugin $plugin since the plugin is not available here.");
next;
}
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