path: root/Mailman/versions.py

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"""Routines which rectify an old mailing list with current structure.

The MailList.CheckVersion() method looks for an old .data_version setting in
the loaded structure, and if found calls the Update() routine from this
module, supplying the list and the state last loaded from storage.  The state
is necessary to distinguish from default assignments done in the .InitVars()
methods, before .CheckVersion() is called.

For new versions you should add sections to the UpdateOldVars() and the
UpdateOldUsers() sections, to preserve the sense of settings across structural
changes.  Note that the routines have only one pass - when .CheckVersions()
finds a version change it runs this routine and then updates the data_version
number of the list, and then does a .Save(), so the transformations won't be
run again until another version change is detected.

"""


import re
import string
from types import ListType, StringType

from Mailman import mm_cfg
from Mailman import Utils
from Mailman import Message
from Mailman.Logging.Syslog import syslog



def Update(l, stored_state):
    "Dispose of old vars and user options, mapping to new ones when suitable."
    ZapOldVars(l)
    NewVars(l)
    UpdateOldVars(l, stored_state)
    UpdateOldUsers(l)
    CanonicalizeUserOptions(l)
    NewRequestsDatabase(l)



def ZapOldVars(l):
    if hasattr(l, 'num_spawns'):
        del l.num_spawns
    if hasattr(l, 'filter_prog'):
        del l.filter_prog



uniqueval = []
def UpdateOldVars(l, stored_state):
    """Transform old variable values into new ones, deleting old ones.
    stored_state is last snapshot from file, as opposed to from InitVars()."""

    def PreferStored(oldname, newname, newdefault=uniqueval,
                     l=l, state=stored_state):
        """Use specified old value if new value is not in stored state.

        If the old attr does not exist, and no newdefault is specified, the
        new attr is *not* created - so either specify a default or be positive
        that the old attr exists - or don't depend on the new attr.

        """
        if hasattr(l, oldname):
            if not state.has_key(newname):
                setattr(l, newname, getattr(l, oldname))
            delattr(l, oldname)
        if not hasattr(l, newname) and newdefault is not uniqueval:
                setattr(l, newname, newdefault)

    # Migrate to 1.0b6, klm 10/22/1998:
    PreferStored('reminders_to_admins', 'umbrella_list',
                 mm_cfg.DEFAULT_UMBRELLA_LIST)

    # Migrate up to 1.0b5:
    PreferStored('auto_subscribe', 'open_subscribe')
    PreferStored('closed', 'private_roster')
    PreferStored('mimimum_post_count_before_removal',
                 'mimimum_post_count_before_bounce_action')
    PreferStored('bad_posters', 'forbidden_posters')
    PreferStored('automatically_remove', 'automatic_bounce_action')
    if hasattr(l, "open_subscribe"):
        if l.open_subscribe:
            if mm_cfg.ALLOW_OPEN_SUBSCRIBE:
                l.subscribe_policy = 0 
            else:
                l.subscribe_policy = 1
        else:
            l.subscribe_policy = 2      # admin approval
        delattr(l, "open_subscribe")
    if not hasattr(l, "administrivia"):
        setattr(l, "administrivia", mm_cfg.DEFAULT_ADMINISTRIVIA)
    if not hasattr(l, "admin_member_chunksize"):
        setattr(l, "admin_member_chunksize",
                mm_cfg.DEFAULT_ADMIN_MEMBER_CHUNKSIZE)
    #
    # this attribute was added then deleted, so there are a number of
    # cases to take care of
    #
    if hasattr(l, "posters_includes_members"): 
        if l.posters_includes_members:
            if l.posters:
                l.member_posting_only = 1
        else:
            if l.posters:
                l.member_posting_only = 0
        delattr(l, "posters_includes_members")
    elif l.data_version <= 10 and l.posters:
        # make sure everyone gets the behavior the list used to have, but only
        # for really old versions of Mailman (1.0b5 or before).  Any newer
        # version of Mailman should not get this attribute whacked.
        l.member_posting_only = 0
    #
    # transfer the list data type for holding members and digest members
    # to the dict data type starting file format version 11
    #
    if type(l.members) is ListType:
        members = {}
        for m in l.members:
            members[m] = 1
        l.members = members
    if type(l.digest_members) is ListType:
        dmembers = {}
        for dm in l.digest_members:
            dmembers[dm] = 1
        l.digest_members = dmembers
    #
    # set admin_notify_mchanges
    #
    if not hasattr(l, "admin_notify_mchanges"):
        setatrr(l, "admin_notify_mchanges",
                mm_cfg.DEFAULT_ADMIN_NOTIFY_MCHANGES)
    #
    # Convert the members and digest_members addresses so that the keys of
    # both these are always lowercased, but if there is a case difference, the 
    # value contains the case preserved value
    #
    for k in l.members.keys():
        if string.lower(k) <> k:
            l.members[string.lower(k)] = Utils.LCDomain(k)
            del l.members[k]
        elif type(l.members[k]) == StringType and \
             k == string.lower(l.members[k]):
            # already converted
            pass
        else:
            l.members[k] = 0
    for k in l.digest_members.keys():
        if string.lower(k) != k:
            l.digest_members[string.lower(k)] = Utils.LCDomain(k)
            del l.digest_members[k]
        elif type(l.digest_members[k]) == StringType and \
             k == string.lower(l.digest_members[k]):
            # already converted
            pass
        else:
            l.digest_members[k] = 0



def NewVars(l):
    """Add defaults for these new variables if they don't exist."""
    def add_only_if_missing(attr, initval, l=l):
        if not hasattr(l, attr):
            setattr(l, attr, initval)
    # 1.2 beta 1, baw 18-Feb-2000
    # Autoresponder mixin class attributes
    add_only_if_missing('autorespond_postings', 0)
    add_only_if_missing('autorespond_admin', 0)
    add_only_if_missing('autorespond_requests', 0)
    add_only_if_missing('autoresponse_postings_text', '')
    add_only_if_missing('autoresponse_admin_text', '')
    add_only_if_missing('autoresponse_request_text', '')
    add_only_if_missing('autoresponse_graceperiod', 90)
    add_only_if_missing('postings_responses', {})
    add_only_if_missing('admin_responses', {})
    add_only_if_missing('reply_goes_to_list', '')
    add_only_if_missing('preferred_language', mm_cfg.DEFAULT_SERVER_LANGUAGE)



def UpdateOldUsers(l):
    """Transform sense of changed user options."""
    # pre-1.0b11 to 1.0b11.  Force all keys in l.passwords to be lowercase
    passwords = {}
    for k, v in l.passwords.items():
        passwords[string.lower(k)] = v
    l.passwords = passwords



def CanonicalizeUserOptions(l):
    """Keys in user_options must be lower case."""
    # pre 1.0rc2 to 1.0rc3.  For all keys in l.user_options to be lowercase,
    # but merge options for both cases
    options = {}
    for k, v in l.user_options.items():
        if k is None:
            continue
        lcuser = string.lower(k)
        flags = 0
        if options.has_key(lcuser):
            flags = options[lcuser]
        flags = flags | v
        options[lcuser] = flags
    l.user_options = options



def NewRequestsDatabase(l):
    """With version 1.2, we use a new pending request database schema."""
    r = getattr(l, 'requests', {})
    if not r:
        # no old-style requests
        return
    for k, v in r.items():
        if k == 'post':
            # This is a list of tuples with the following format
            #
            # a sequential request id integer
            # a timestamp float
            # a message tuple: (author-email-str, message-text-str)
            # a reason string
            # the subject string
            #
            # We'll re-submit this as a new HoldMessage request, but we'll
            # blow away the original timestamp and request id.  This means the
            # request will live a little longer than it possibly should have,
            # but that's no big deal.
            for p in v:
                author, text = p[2]
                reason = p[3]
                msg = Message.OutgoingMessage(text)
                l.HoldMessage(msg, reason)
            del r[k]
        elif k == 'add_member':
            # This is a list of tuples with the following format
            #
            # a sequential request id integer
            # a timestamp float
            # a digest flag (0 == nodigest, 1 == digest)
            # author-email-str
            # password
            #
            # See the note above; the same holds true.
            for ign, ign, digest, addr, password in v:
                l.HoldSubscription(addr, password, digest)
            del r[k]
        else:
            syslog('error',
                   "VERY BAD NEWS.  Unknown pending request type `%s' found"
                   ' for list: %s' % (k, l.internal_name()))