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"""

Web session when using pyramid

------------------------------

CubicWeb ``CWSession`` entity type so that sessions can be

stored in the database, which allows to run a Cubicweb instance

without having to set up a session storage (like redis or memcache)

solution.

However, for production systems, it is greatly advised to use such a

storage solution for the sessions.

The handling of the sessions is made by pyramid (see the

`pyramid's documentation on sessions`_ for more details).

For example, to set up a redis based session storage, you need the

`pyramid-redis-session`_ package, then you must configure pyramid to

use this backend, by configuring the pyramid configuration file:

.. code-block:: ini

   [main]

   cubicweb.defaults = no # we do not want to load the default cw session handling

   cubicweb.auth.authtkt.session.secret = <secret1>

   cubicweb.auth.authtkt.persistent.secret = <secret2>

   cubicweb.auth.authtkt.session.secure = yes

   cubicweb.auth.authtkt.persistent.secure = yes

   redis.sessions.secret = <secret3>

   redis.sessions.prefix = <my-app>:

   redis.sessions.url = redis://localhost:6379/0

   pyramid.includes =

           pyramid_redis_sessions

           cubicweb.pyramid.auth

           cubicweb.pyramid.login

.. Warning:: If you want to be able to log in a CubicWeb application

             served by pyramid on a unsecured stream (typically when

             you start an instance in dev mode using a simple

             ``cubicweb-ctl pyramid -D -linfo myinstance``), you

             **must** set ``cubicweb.auth.authtkt.session.secure`` to

             ``no``.

Secrets

~~~~~~~

There are a number of secrets to configure in ``pyramid.ini``. They

should be different one from each other, as explained in `Pyramid's

documentation`_.

For the record, regarding session handling:

:cubicweb.session.secret: This secret is used to encrypt the session's

   data ID (data themselved are stored in the backend, database or

   redis) when using the integrated (``CWSession`` based) session data

   storage.

:redis.session.secret: This secret is used to encrypt the session's

   data ID (data themselved are stored in the backend, database or

   redis) when using redis as backend.

"""

import warnings

import logging

from contextlib import contextmanager

from pyramid.compat import pickle

from pyramid.session import SignedCookieSessionFactory

from cubicweb import (

    Binary,

    UnknownEid,

)

log = logging.getLogger(__name__)

def logerrors(logger):

    def wrap(fn):

        def newfn(*args, **kw):

            try:

                return fn(*args, **kw)

            except Exception:

                logger.exception("Error in %s" % fn.__name__)

        return newfn

    return wrap

@contextmanager

def unsafe_cnx_context_manager(request):

    """Return a connection for use as a context manager, with security disabled

    If request has an attached connection, its security will be deactived in the context manager's

    scope, else a new internal connection is returned.

    This should be used for read-only queries, not if you intend to commit/rollback some data.

    """

    cnx = request.cw_cnx

    if cnx is None:

        with request.registry['cubicweb.repository'].internal_cnx() as cnx:

            yield cnx

    else:

        with cnx.security_enabled(read=False, write=False):

            yield cnx

def CWSessionFactory(

        secret,

        cookie_name='session',

        max_age=None,

        path='/',

        domain=None,

        secure=False,

        httponly=True,

        set_on_exception=True,

        timeout=1200,

        reissue_time=120,

        hashalg='sha512',

        salt='pyramid.session.',

        serializer=None):

    """ A pyramid session factory that store session data in the CubicWeb

    database.

    Storage is done with the 'CWSession' entity, which is provided by the

    'pyramid' cube.

    .. warning::

        Although it provides a sane default behavior, this session storage has

        a serious overhead because it uses RQL to access the database.

        Using pure SQL would improve a bit (it is roughly twice faster), but it

        is still pretty slow and thus not an immediate priority.

        It is recommended to use faster session factory

        (pyramid_redis_sessions_ for example) if you need speed.

    .. _pyramid_redis_sessions: http://pyramid-redis-sessions.readthedocs.org/

                                en/latest/index.html

    """

    SignedCookieSession = SignedCookieSessionFactory(

        secret,

        cookie_name=cookie_name,

        max_age=max_age,

        path=path,

        domain=domain,

        secure=secure,

        httponly=httponly,

        set_on_exception=set_on_exception,

        timeout=timeout,

        reissue_time=reissue_time,

        hashalg=hashalg,

        salt=salt,

        serializer=serializer)

    class CWSession(SignedCookieSession):

        def __init__(self, request):

            # _set_accessed will be called by the super __init__.

            # Setting _loaded to True inhibates it.

            self._loaded = True

            # the super __init__ will load a single value in the dictionnary,

            # the session id.

            super(CWSession, self).__init__(request)

            # Remove the session id from the dict

            self.sessioneid = self.pop('sessioneid', None)

            self.repo = request.registry['cubicweb.repository']

            # We need to lazy-load only for existing sessions

            self._loaded = self.sessioneid is None

        @logerrors(log)

        def _set_accessed(self, value):

            self._accessed = value

            if self._loaded:

                return

            with unsafe_cnx_context_manager(self.request) as cnx:

                value_rset = cnx.execute('Any D WHERE X eid %(x)s, X cwsessiondata D',

                                         {'x': self.sessioneid})

                value = value_rset[0][0]

                if value:

                    # Use directly dict.update to avoir _set_accessed to be

                    # recursively called

                    dict.update(self, pickle.load(value))

            self._loaded = True

        def _get_accessed(self):

            return self._accessed

        accessed = property(_get_accessed, _set_accessed)

        @logerrors(log)

        def _set_cookie(self, response):

            # Save the value in the database

            data = Binary(pickle.dumps(dict(self)))

            sessioneid = self.sessioneid

            with self.request.registry['cubicweb.repository'].internal_cnx() as cnx:

                if not sessioneid:

                    session = cnx.create_entity(

                        'CWSession', cwsessiondata=data)

                    sessioneid = session.eid

                else:

                    try:

                        session = cnx.entity_from_eid(sessioneid)

                    except UnknownEid:

                        # Might occur if CWSession entity got dropped (e.g.

                        # the whole db got recreated) while user's cookie is

                        # still valid. We recreate the CWSession in this case.

                        sessioneid = cnx.create_entity(

                            'CWSession', cwsessiondata=data).eid

                    else:

                        session.cw_set(cwsessiondata=data)

                cnx.commit()

            # Only if needed actually set the cookie

            if self.new or self.accessed - self.renewed > self._reissue_time:

                dict.clear(self)

                dict.__setitem__(self, 'sessioneid', sessioneid)

                return super(CWSession, self)._set_cookie(response)

            return True

    return CWSession

def includeme(config):

    """ Activate the CubicWeb session factory.

    Usually called via ``config.include('cubicweb.pyramid.auth')``.

    See also :ref:`defaults_module`

    """

    settings = config.registry.settings

    try:

        secret = settings['cubicweb.session.secret']

    except KeyError:

        secret = 'notsosecret'

        if config.registry['cubicweb.config'].mode != 'test':

            warnings.warn('''

                !! WARNING !! !! WARNING !!

                The session cookies are signed with a static secret key.

                To put your own secret key, edit your pyramid.ini file

                and set the 'cubicweb.session.secret' key.

                YOU SHOULD STOP THIS INSTANCE unless your really know what you

                are doing !!

            ''')

    session_factory = CWSessionFactory(secret)

    config.set_session_factory(session_factory)