Provide list{addresses,aliases,users,relocated} subcommands
The patch provides the list{addresses,aliases,users,relocated} subcommands to
the UI. All commands actually take the same path in the code and only one
query is run with different parameters for each case.
There are still two shortcomings:
1. With alias domains, the output order is not as one might want it, e.g.
foo@example.org
bar@example.org
foo@example.com
bar@example.com
when it should really be foo@ twice and then bar@ twice. I have not found
a way to modify the SQL accordingly.
2. The SELECT queries for Accounts, Alias and Relocated are hard-coded in
common.py.
# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-
# Copyright (c) 2008 - 2011, Pascal Volk
# See COPYING for distribution information.
"""
VirtualMailManager.relocated
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Virtual Mail Manager's Relocated class to handle relocated users.
"""
from VirtualMailManager.domain import get_gid
from VirtualMailManager.emailaddress import EmailAddress, \
DestinationEmailAddress
from VirtualMailManager.errors import RelocatedError as RErr
from VirtualMailManager.constants import DOMAIN_INVALID, NO_SUCH_DOMAIN, \
NO_SUCH_RELOCATED, RELOCATED_ADDR_DEST_IDENTICAL, RELOCATED_EXISTS
_ = lambda msg: msg
class Relocated(object):
"""Class to handle e-mail addresses of relocated users."""
__slots__ = ('_addr', '_dest', '_gid', '_dbh')
def __init__(self, dbh, address):
"""Creates a new *Relocated* instance. The ``address`` is the
old e-mail address of the user.
Use `setDestination()` to set/update the new address, where the
user has moved to.
"""
assert isinstance(address, EmailAddress)
self._addr = address
self._dbh = dbh
self._gid = get_gid(self._dbh, self._addr.domainname)
if not self._gid:
raise RErr(_(u"The domain '%s' does not exist.") %
self._addr.domainname, NO_SUCH_DOMAIN)
self._dest = None
self._load()
def __nonzero__(self):
"""Returns `True` if the Relocated is known, `False` if it's new."""
return self._dest is not None
def _load(self):
"""Loads the destination address from the database into the
`_dest` attribute.
"""
dbc = self._dbh.cursor()
dbc.execute('SELECT destination FROM relocated WHERE gid = %s AND '
'address = %s', (self._gid, self._addr.localpart))
destination = dbc.fetchone()
dbc.close()
if destination:
destination = DestinationEmailAddress(destination[0], self._dbh)
if destination.at_localhost:
raise RErr(_(u"The destination address' domain name must not "
u"be localhost."), DOMAIN_INVALID)
self._dest = destination
@property
def address(self):
"""The Relocated's EmailAddress instance."""
return self._addr
def set_destination(self, destination):
"""Sets/updates the new address of the relocated user."""
update = False
assert isinstance(destination, DestinationEmailAddress)
if destination.at_localhost:
raise RErr(_(u"The destination address' domain name must not be "
u"localhost."), DOMAIN_INVALID)
if self._addr == destination:
raise RErr(_(u'Address and destination are identical.'),
RELOCATED_ADDR_DEST_IDENTICAL)
if self._dest:
if self._dest == destination:
raise RErr(_(u"The relocated user '%s' already exists.") %
self._addr, RELOCATED_EXISTS)
else:
self._dest = destination
update = True
else:
self._dest = destination
dbc = self._dbh.cursor()
if not update:
dbc.execute('INSERT INTO relocated (gid, address, destination) '
'VALUES (%s, %s, %s)',
(self._gid, self._addr.localpart, str(self._dest)))
else:
dbc.execute('UPDATE relocated SET destination = %s WHERE gid = %s '
'AND address = %s',
(str(self._dest), self._gid, self._addr.localpart))
self._dbh.commit()
dbc.close()
def get_info(self):
"""Returns the address to which mails should be sent."""
if not self._dest:
raise RErr(_(u"The relocated user '%s' does not exist.") %
self._addr, NO_SUCH_RELOCATED)
return self._dest
def delete(self):
"""Deletes the relocated entry from the database."""
if not self._dest:
raise RErr(_(u"The relocated user '%s' does not exist.") %
self._addr, NO_SUCH_RELOCATED)
dbc = self._dbh.cursor()
dbc.execute('DELETE FROM relocated WHERE gid = %s AND address = %s',
(self._gid, self._addr.localpart))
if dbc.rowcount > 0:
self._dbh.commit()
dbc.close()
self._dest = None
del _