[testlib] call init_config once the config has been properly bootstraped
This should be done right after repository instantiation and as such involves
giving CWTC.init_config as a callback to the test database handler (which will
itself gives it to the repository initialization function).
This unfortunatly requires to pass the init_config method to the
server.init_repository function because it has to be called after the config has
been initialized (which is done in Repository.__init__) but before the migration
handler is instantiated (which will call 'server_maintainance' hook, hence may
require the proper config). Another way to fix this would be to change the
initialization sequence, but this is another story.
Closes #3749378
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"""Simple cryptographic routines, based on python-crypto."""
__docformat__ = "restructuredtext en"
from pickle import dumps, loads
from base64 import b64encode, b64decode
from Crypto.Cipher import Blowfish
_CYPHERERS = {}
def _cypherer(seed):
try:
return _CYPHERERS[seed]
except KeyError:
_CYPHERERS[seed] = Blowfish.new(seed, Blowfish.MODE_ECB)
return _CYPHERERS[seed]
def encrypt(data, seed):
string = dumps(data)
string = string + '*' * (8 - len(string) % 8)
string = b64encode(_cypherer(seed).encrypt(string))
return unicode(string)
def decrypt(string, seed):
# pickle ignores trailing characters so we do not need to strip them off
string = _cypherer(seed).decrypt(b64decode(string))
return loads(string)