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#
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# pgAdmin 4 - PostgreSQL Tools
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# Copyright (C) 2013 - 2018, The pgAdmin Development Team
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# This software is released under the PostgreSQL Licence
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#
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##########################################################################
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"""
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Implements the server-side session management.
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Credit/Reference: http://flask.pocoo.org/snippets/109/
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Modified to support both Python 2.6+ & Python 3.x
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"""
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import base64
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import datetime
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import hmac
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import hashlib
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import os
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import random
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import string
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Do not dump the session data on the disk on every request.
Session object is updated, everytime a request is being served, and
that was forcing the session object dumped on the dist on every request.
On windows, it was causing issues on slower system on startup. Because -
windows file system locks the file, when it is opened by any
application. And, frequent requests on the pgAdmin main UI rendering
was causing issues, because of that.
In order to resolve the issue, we will not write the session data on
disk for every request, but - only after certain delay (in seconds),
from it was last written. It can be configured using the attribute
'PGADMIN_SESSION_DISK_WRITE_DELAY' in the configuration file,
default vaule for the delay is 10.
(i.e. 10 seconds)
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import time
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from uuid import uuid4
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from flask import current_app, request, flash, redirect
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from flask_login import login_url
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from pgadmin.utils.ajax import make_json_response
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try:
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from cPickle import dump, load
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except ImportError:
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from pickle import dump, load
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try:
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from collections import OrderedDict
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except ImportError:
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from ordereddict import OrderedDict
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from flask.sessions import SessionInterface, SessionMixin
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from werkzeug.datastructures import CallbackDict
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def _calc_hmac(body, secret):
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return base64.b64encode(
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hmac.new(
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secret.encode(), body.encode(), hashlib.sha1
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).digest()
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).decode()
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class ManagedSession(CallbackDict, SessionMixin):
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def __init__(self, initial=None, sid=None, new=False, randval=None,
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hmac_digest=None):
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def on_update(self):
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self.modified = True
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CallbackDict.__init__(self, initial, on_update)
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self.sid = sid
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self.new = new
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self.modified = False
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self.randval = randval
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Do not dump the session data on the disk on every request.
Session object is updated, everytime a request is being served, and
that was forcing the session object dumped on the dist on every request.
On windows, it was causing issues on slower system on startup. Because -
windows file system locks the file, when it is opened by any
application. And, frequent requests on the pgAdmin main UI rendering
was causing issues, because of that.
In order to resolve the issue, we will not write the session data on
disk for every request, but - only after certain delay (in seconds),
from it was last written. It can be configured using the attribute
'PGADMIN_SESSION_DISK_WRITE_DELAY' in the configuration file,
default vaule for the delay is 10.
(i.e. 10 seconds)
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self.last_write = None
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self.force_write = False
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self.hmac_digest = hmac_digest
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def sign(self, secret):
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if not self.hmac_digest:
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if hasattr(string, 'lowercase'):
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population = string.lowercase
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# If script is running under python3
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elif hasattr(string, 'ascii_lowercase'):
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population = string.ascii_lowercase
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population += string.digits
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self.randval = ''.join(random.sample(population, 20))
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self.hmac_digest = _calc_hmac(
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'%s:%s' % (self.sid, self.randval), secret)
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class SessionManager(object):
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def new_session(self):
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'Create a new session'
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raise NotImplementedError
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def exists(self, sid):
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'Does the given session-id exist?'
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raise NotImplementedError
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def remove(self, sid):
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'Remove the session'
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raise NotImplementedError
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def get(self, sid, digest):
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'Retrieve a managed session by session-id, checking the HMAC digest'
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raise NotImplementedError
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def put(self, session):
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'Store a managed session'
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raise NotImplementedError
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class CachingSessionManager(SessionManager):
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def __init__(self, parent, num_to_store, skip_paths=[]):
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self.parent = parent
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self.num_to_store = num_to_store
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self._cache = OrderedDict()
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self.skip_paths = skip_paths
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def _normalize(self):
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if len(self._cache) > self.num_to_store:
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# Flush 20% of the cache
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while len(self._cache) > (self.num_to_store * 0.8):
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self._cache.popitem(False)
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def new_session(self):
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session = self.parent.new_session()
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# Do not store the session if skip paths
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for sp in self.skip_paths:
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if request.path.startswith(sp):
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return session
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self._cache[session.sid] = session
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self._normalize()
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return session
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def remove(self, sid):
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self.parent.remove(sid)
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if sid in self._cache:
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del self._cache[sid]
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def exists(self, sid):
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if sid in self._cache:
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return True
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return self.parent.exists(sid)
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def get(self, sid, digest):
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session = None
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if sid in self._cache:
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session = self._cache[sid]
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if session.hmac_digest != digest:
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session = None
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# reset order in Dict
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del self._cache[sid]
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if not session:
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session = self.parent.get(sid, digest)
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# Do not store the session if skip paths
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for sp in self.skip_paths:
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if request.path.startswith(sp):
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return session
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self._cache[sid] = session
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self._normalize()
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return session
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def put(self, session):
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self.parent.put(session)
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# Do not store the session if skip paths
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for sp in self.skip_paths:
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if request.path.startswith(sp):
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return
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if session.sid in self._cache:
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Resolved quite a few file-system encoding/decoding related cases.
In order to resolve the non-ascii characters in path (in user directory,
storage path, etc) on windows, we have converted the path into the
short-path, so that - we don't need to deal with the encoding issues
(specially with Python 2).
We've resolved majority of the issues with this patch.
We still need couple issues to resolve after this in the same area.
TODO
* Add better support for non-ascii characters in the database name on
windows with Python 3
* Improve the messages created after the background processes by
different modules (such as Backup, Restore, Import/Export, etc.),
which does not show short-paths, and xml representable characters for
non-ascii characters, when found in the database objects, and the file
PATH.
Fixes #2174, #1797, #2166, #1940
Initial patch by: Surinder Kumar
Reviewed by: Murtuza Zabuawala
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try:
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del self._cache[session.sid]
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except Exception:
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Resolved quite a few file-system encoding/decoding related cases.
In order to resolve the non-ascii characters in path (in user directory,
storage path, etc) on windows, we have converted the path into the
short-path, so that - we don't need to deal with the encoding issues
(specially with Python 2).
We've resolved majority of the issues with this patch.
We still need couple issues to resolve after this in the same area.
TODO
* Add better support for non-ascii characters in the database name on
windows with Python 3
* Improve the messages created after the background processes by
different modules (such as Backup, Restore, Import/Export, etc.),
which does not show short-paths, and xml representable characters for
non-ascii characters, when found in the database objects, and the file
PATH.
Fixes #2174, #1797, #2166, #1940
Initial patch by: Surinder Kumar
Reviewed by: Murtuza Zabuawala
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pass
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self._cache[session.sid] = session
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self._normalize()
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class FileBackedSessionManager(SessionManager):
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def __init__(self, path, secret, disk_write_delay, skip_paths=[]):
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self.path = path
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self.secret = secret
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Do not dump the session data on the disk on every request.
Session object is updated, everytime a request is being served, and
that was forcing the session object dumped on the dist on every request.
On windows, it was causing issues on slower system on startup. Because -
windows file system locks the file, when it is opened by any
application. And, frequent requests on the pgAdmin main UI rendering
was causing issues, because of that.
In order to resolve the issue, we will not write the session data on
disk for every request, but - only after certain delay (in seconds),
from it was last written. It can be configured using the attribute
'PGADMIN_SESSION_DISK_WRITE_DELAY' in the configuration file,
default vaule for the delay is 10.
(i.e. 10 seconds)
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self.disk_write_delay = disk_write_delay
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if not os.path.exists(self.path):
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os.makedirs(self.path)
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self.skip_paths = skip_paths
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def exists(self, sid):
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fname = os.path.join(self.path, sid)
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return os.path.exists(fname)
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def remove(self, sid):
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fname = os.path.join(self.path, sid)
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if os.path.exists(fname):
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os.unlink(fname)
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def new_session(self):
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sid = str(uuid4())
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fname = os.path.join(self.path, sid)
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while os.path.exists(fname):
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sid = str(uuid4())
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fname = os.path.join(self.path, sid)
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# Do not store the session if skip paths
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for sp in self.skip_paths:
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if request.path.startswith(sp):
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return ManagedSession(sid=sid)
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# touch the file
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with open(fname, 'wb'):
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pass
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return ManagedSession(sid=sid)
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def get(self, sid, digest):
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'Retrieve a managed session by session-id, checking the HMAC digest'
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fname = os.path.join(self.path, sid)
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data = None
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hmac_digest = None
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randval = None
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if os.path.exists(fname):
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try:
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with open(fname, 'rb') as f:
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randval, hmac_digest, data = load(f)
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except Exception:
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pass
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if not data:
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return self.new_session()
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# This assumes the file is correct, if you really want to
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# make sure the session is good from the server side, you
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# can re-calculate the hmac
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if hmac_digest != digest:
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return self.new_session()
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return ManagedSession(
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data, sid=sid, randval=randval, hmac_digest=hmac_digest
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)
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def put(self, session):
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Do not dump the session data on the disk on every request.
Session object is updated, everytime a request is being served, and
that was forcing the session object dumped on the dist on every request.
On windows, it was causing issues on slower system on startup. Because -
windows file system locks the file, when it is opened by any
application. And, frequent requests on the pgAdmin main UI rendering
was causing issues, because of that.
In order to resolve the issue, we will not write the session data on
disk for every request, but - only after certain delay (in seconds),
from it was last written. It can be configured using the attribute
'PGADMIN_SESSION_DISK_WRITE_DELAY' in the configuration file,
default vaule for the delay is 10.
(i.e. 10 seconds)
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"""Store a managed session"""
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current_time = time.time()
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if not session.hmac_digest:
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session.sign(self.secret)
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elif not session.force_write:
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if session.last_write is not None and \
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(current_time - float(session.last_write)) < \
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self.disk_write_delay:
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Do not dump the session data on the disk on every request.
Session object is updated, everytime a request is being served, and
that was forcing the session object dumped on the dist on every request.
On windows, it was causing issues on slower system on startup. Because -
windows file system locks the file, when it is opened by any
application. And, frequent requests on the pgAdmin main UI rendering
was causing issues, because of that.
In order to resolve the issue, we will not write the session data on
disk for every request, but - only after certain delay (in seconds),
from it was last written. It can be configured using the attribute
'PGADMIN_SESSION_DISK_WRITE_DELAY' in the configuration file,
default vaule for the delay is 10.
(i.e. 10 seconds)
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return
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Do not dump the session data on the disk on every request.
Session object is updated, everytime a request is being served, and
that was forcing the session object dumped on the dist on every request.
On windows, it was causing issues on slower system on startup. Because -
windows file system locks the file, when it is opened by any
application. And, frequent requests on the pgAdmin main UI rendering
was causing issues, because of that.
In order to resolve the issue, we will not write the session data on
disk for every request, but - only after certain delay (in seconds),
from it was last written. It can be configured using the attribute
'PGADMIN_SESSION_DISK_WRITE_DELAY' in the configuration file,
default vaule for the delay is 10.
(i.e. 10 seconds)
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session.last_write = current_time
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session.force_write = False
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# Do not store the session if skip paths
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for sp in self.skip_paths:
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if request.path.startswith(sp):
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return
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fname = os.path.join(self.path, session.sid)
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with open(fname, 'wb') as f:
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dump(
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(session.randval, session.hmac_digest, dict(session)),
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f
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)
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class ManagedSessionInterface(SessionInterface):
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def __init__(self, manager, cookie_timedelta):
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self.manager = manager
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self.cookie_timedelta = cookie_timedelta
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def get_expiration_time(self, app, session):
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if session.permanent:
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return app.permanent_session_lifetime
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return datetime.datetime.now() + self.cookie_timedelta
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def open_session(self, app, request):
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cookie_val = request.cookies.get(app.session_cookie_name)
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if not cookie_val or '!' not in cookie_val:
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return self.manager.new_session()
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sid, digest = cookie_val.split('!', 1)
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if self.manager.exists(sid):
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return self.manager.get(sid, digest)
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return self.manager.new_session()
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def save_session(self, app, session, response):
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domain = self.get_cookie_domain(app)
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if not session:
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self.manager.remove(session.sid)
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if session.modified:
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response.delete_cookie(app.session_cookie_name, domain=domain)
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return
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if not session.modified:
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# No need to save an unaltered session
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# TODO: put logic here to test if the cookie is older than N days,
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# if so, update the expiration date
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return
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self.manager.put(session)
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session.modified = False
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cookie_exp = self.get_expiration_time(app, session)
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response.set_cookie(
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app.session_cookie_name,
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'%s!%s' % (session.sid, session.hmac_digest),
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expires=cookie_exp, httponly=True, domain=domain
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)
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def create_session_interface(app, skip_paths=[]):
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return ManagedSessionInterface(
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CachingSessionManager(
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FileBackedSessionManager(
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app.config['SESSION_DB_PATH'],
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Do not dump the session data on the disk on every request.
Session object is updated, everytime a request is being served, and
that was forcing the session object dumped on the dist on every request.
On windows, it was causing issues on slower system on startup. Because -
windows file system locks the file, when it is opened by any
application. And, frequent requests on the pgAdmin main UI rendering
was causing issues, because of that.
In order to resolve the issue, we will not write the session data on
disk for every request, but - only after certain delay (in seconds),
from it was last written. It can be configured using the attribute
'PGADMIN_SESSION_DISK_WRITE_DELAY' in the configuration file,
default vaule for the delay is 10.
(i.e. 10 seconds)
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app.config['SECRET_KEY'],
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app.config.get('PGADMIN_SESSION_DISK_WRITE_DELAY', 10),
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skip_paths
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),
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1000,
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skip_paths
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),
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datetime.timedelta(days=1))
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def pga_unauthorised():
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lm = current_app.login_manager
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login_message = None
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if lm.login_message:
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if lm.localize_callback is not None:
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login_message = lm.localize_callback(lm.login_message)
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else:
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login_message = lm.login_message
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if not lm.login_view or request.is_xhr:
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# Only 401 is not enough to distinguish pgAdmin login is required.
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# There are other cases when we return 401. For eg. wrong password
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# supplied while connecting to server.
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# So send additional 'info' message.
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return make_json_response(
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status=401,
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success=0,
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errormsg=login_message,
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info='PGADMIN_LOGIN_REQUIRED'
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)
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if login_message:
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flash(login_message, category=lm.login_message_category)
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return redirect(login_url(lm.login_view, request.url))
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