[session-handler] use session directly to update last usage
We don't really need the WebRequest for that. Not using the WebRequest to access
the cubicweb repository here will allow a delayed set_session.
Related to #2503918
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"""web session component: by dfault the session is actually the db connection
object :/
"""
__docformat__ = "restructuredtext en"
from cubicweb import (RepositoryError, Unauthorized, AuthenticationError,
BadConnectionId)
from cubicweb.web import InvalidSession, Redirect
from cubicweb.web.application import AbstractSessionManager
from cubicweb.dbapi import ProgrammingError, DBAPISession
class InMemoryRepositorySessionManager(AbstractSessionManager):
"""manage session data associated to a session identifier"""
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
AbstractSessionManager.__init__(self, *args, **kwargs)
# XXX require a RepositoryAuthenticationManager which violates
# authenticate interface by returning a session instead of a user
#assert isinstance(self.authmanager, RepositoryAuthenticationManager)
self._sessions = {}
# dump_data / restore_data to avoid loosing open sessions on registry
# reloading
def dump_data(self):
return self._sessions
def restore_data(self, data):
self._sessions = data
def current_sessions(self):
return self._sessions.values()
def get_session(self, req, sessionid):
"""return existing session for the given session identifier"""
if sessionid not in self._sessions:
raise InvalidSession()
session = self._sessions[sessionid]
if session.cnx:
try:
user = self.authmanager.validate_session(req, session)
except InvalidSession:
# invalid session
self.close_session(session)
raise
# associate the connection to the current request
req.set_session(session, user)
return session
def open_session(self, req):
"""open and return a new session for the given request. The session is
also bound to the request.
raise :exc:`cubicweb.AuthenticationError` if authentication failed
(no authentication info found or wrong user/password)
"""
cnx, login = self.authmanager.authenticate(req)
session = DBAPISession(cnx, login)
self._sessions[session.sessionid] = session
# associate the connection to the current request
req.set_session(session)
return session
def postlogin(self, req, session):
"""postlogin: the user have been related to a session
Both req and session are passed to this function because actually
linking the request to the session is not yet done and not the
responsability of this object.
"""
# Update last connection date
# XXX: this should be in a post login hook in the repository, but there
# we can't differentiate actual login of automatic session
# reopening. Is it actually a problem?
if 'last_login_time' in req.vreg.schema:
self._update_last_login_time(session)
req.set_message(req._('welcome %s !') % session.cnx.user().login)
def _update_last_login_time(self, session):
# XXX should properly detect missing permission / non writeable source
# and avoid "except (RepositoryError, Unauthorized)" below
try:
cu = session.cnx.cursor()
cu.execute('SET X last_login_time NOW WHERE X eid %(x)s',
{'x' : session.cnx.user().eid})
session.cnx.commit()
except (RepositoryError, Unauthorized):
session.cnx.rollback()
except Exception:
session.cnx.rollback()
raise
def close_session(self, session):
"""close session on logout or on invalid session detected (expired out,
corrupted...)
"""
self.info('closing http session %s' % session.sessionid)
del self._sessions[session.sessionid]
if session.cnx:
try:
session.cnx.close()
except (ProgrammingError, BadConnectionId): # expired on the repository side
pass
session.cnx = None