#!/usr/bin/python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause from __future__ import absolute_import, division, print_function __metaclass__ = type DOCUMENTATION = """ --- module: network_connections author: Thomas Haller (@thom311) short_description: module for network role to manage connection profiles requirements: [pygobject, dbus, NetworkManager] version_added: "2.13.0" description: - "WARNING: Do not use this module directly! It is only for role internal use." - | Manage networking profiles (connections) for NetworkManager and initscripts networking providers. Documentation needs to be written. Note that the network_connections module tightly integrates with the network role and currently it is not expected to use this module outside the role. Thus, consult README.md for examples for the role. The requirements are only for the NetworkManager (nm) provider. options: __debug_flags: description: Flags to use for debugging required: false type: str default: '' force_state_change: description: Force a state change required: false type: bool default: False ignore_errors: description: Ignore errors required: false type: bool default: False __header: description: Header to use in generated files required: true type: str provider: description: Network provider to use - initscripts or nm required: true type: str connections: description: Network configuration options required: false default: [] type: list elements: dict """ EXAMPLES = """ network_connections: connections: - name: eth0 state: up """ import errno import functools import os import re import shlex import socket import time import traceback import logging # pylint: disable=import-error, no-name-in-module from ansible.module_utils.basic import AnsibleModule from ansible.module_utils.network_lsr import ethtool # noqa:E501 from ansible.module_utils.network_lsr.myerror import MyError # noqa:E501 from ansible.module_utils.network_lsr.argument_validator import ( # noqa:E501 ArgUtil, ArgValidator_ListConnections, ValidationError, ) from ansible.module_utils.network_lsr.utils import Util # noqa:E501 from ansible.module_utils.network_lsr import nm_provider # noqa:E501 # pylint: enable=import-error, no-name-in-module ############################################################################### PERSISTENT_STATE = "persistent_state" ABSENT_STATE = "absent" DEFAULT_ACTIVATION_TIMEOUT = 90 DEFAULT_TIMEOUT = 10 NULL_MAC = "00:00:00:00:00:00" class CheckMode: PREPARE = "prepare" DRY_RUN = "dry-run" PRE_RUN = "pre-run" REAL_RUN = "real-run" DONE = "done" class LogLevel: ERROR = "error" WARN = "warn" INFO = "info" DEBUG = "debug" _LOGGING_LEVEL_MAP = { logging.DEBUG: DEBUG, logging.INFO: INFO, logging.WARN: WARN, logging.ERROR: ERROR, } @staticmethod def from_logging_level(logging_level): return LogLevel._LOGGING_LEVEL_MAP.get(logging_level, LogLevel.ERROR) @staticmethod def fmt(level): return "<%-6s" % (str(level) + ">") # cmp() is not available in python 3 anymore if "cmp" not in dir(__builtins__): def cmp(x, y): """ Replacement for built-in function cmp that was removed in Python 3 Compare the two objects x and y and return an integer according to the outcome. The return value is negative if x < y, zero if x == y and strictly positive if x > y. """ return (x > y) - (x < y) class SysUtil: @staticmethod def _sysctl_read(filename): try_count = 0 while True: try_count += 1 try: with open(filename, "r") as f: return f.read() except Exception: if try_count < 5: continue raise @staticmethod def _link_read_ifindex(ifname): c = SysUtil._sysctl_read("/sys/class/net/" + ifname + "/ifindex") return int(c.strip()) @staticmethod def _link_read_address(ifname): c = SysUtil._sysctl_read("/sys/class/net/" + ifname + "/address") return Util.mac_norm(c.strip()) @staticmethod def _link_read_bond_port_perm_hwaddr(ifname): filename = os.path.join( "/sys/class/net", ifname, # wokeignore:rule=slave "bonding_slave", "perm_hwaddr", ) if not os.path.exists(filename): return None c = SysUtil._sysctl_read(filename) return Util.mac_norm(c.strip()) @staticmethod def _link_read_permaddress(ifname): return ethtool.get_perm_addr(ifname) @staticmethod def _link_infos_fetch(): links = {} for ifname in os.listdir("/sys/class/net/"): if not os.path.islink("/sys/class/net/" + ifname): # /sys/class/net may contain certain entries # that are not interface names, like # wokeignore:rule=master # 'bonding_master'. # Skip over files that are not links. continue links[ifname] = { "ifindex": SysUtil._link_read_ifindex(ifname), "ifname": ifname, "address": SysUtil._link_read_address(ifname), "perm-address": SysUtil._link_read_permaddress(ifname), # When an interface is added as a port of a bonding device, its MAC # address might change, we need to retrieve and preserve the original # MAC address to ensure the user-provided interface name and MAC match # correctly. "bond-port-perm-hwaddr": SysUtil._link_read_bond_port_perm_hwaddr( ifname ), } return links @classmethod def link_infos(cls, refresh=False): if refresh: linkinfos = None else: linkinfos = getattr(cls, "_link_infos", None) if linkinfos is None: try_count = 0 last_fetch_linkinfos = None while True: try_count += 1 try: # there is a race in that we lookup properties by ifname # and interfaces can be renamed. Try to avoid that by # fetching the info twice and repeat until we get the same # result. if last_fetch_linkinfos is None: last_fetch_linkinfos = SysUtil._link_infos_fetch() linkinfos = SysUtil._link_infos_fetch() if linkinfos != last_fetch_linkinfos: last_fetch_linkinfos = linkinfos raise Exception( "cannot read stable link-infos. They keep changing" ) except Exception: if try_count >= 50: raise continue break cls._link_infos = linkinfos return linkinfos @classmethod def link_info_find(cls, ifname): result = None for linkinfo in cls.link_infos().values(): if ifname == linkinfo["ifname"]: result = linkinfo break return result ############################################################################### ############################################################################### class IfcfgUtil: FILE_TYPES = ["ifcfg", "keys", "route", "route6", "rule", "rule6"] @classmethod def _file_types(cls, file_type): if file_type is None: return cls.FILE_TYPES else: return [file_type] @classmethod def ifcfg_paths(cls, name, file_types=None): paths = [] if file_types is None: file_types = cls.FILE_TYPES for f in file_types: paths.append(cls.ifcfg_path(name, f)) return paths @classmethod def ifcfg_path(cls, name, file_type=None): n = str(name) if not name or n == "." or n == ".." or n.find("/") != -1: raise MyError("invalid ifcfg-name %s" % (name)) if file_type is None: file_type = "ifcfg" if file_type not in cls.FILE_TYPES: raise MyError("invalid file-type %s" % (file_type)) return "/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/" + file_type + "-" + n @classmethod def KeyValid(cls, name): r = getattr(cls, "_CHECKSTR_VALID_KEY", None) if r is None: r = re.compile("^[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9_]*$") cls._CHECKSTR_VALID_KEY = r return bool(r.match(name)) @classmethod def ValueEscape(cls, value): r = getattr(cls, "_re_ValueEscape", None) if r is None: r = re.compile("^[a-zA-Z_0-9-.]*$") cls._re_ValueEscape = r if r.match(value): return value if any(ord(c) < ord(" ") for c in value): # needs ansic escaping due to ANSI control characters (newline) s = "$'" for c in value: if ord(c) < ord(c): s += "\\" + str(ord(c)) elif c == "\\" or c == "'": s += "\\" + c else: # non-unicode chars are fine too to take literally # as utf8 s += c s += "'" else: # double quoting s = '"' for c in value: if c == '"' or c == "\\" or c == "$" or c == "`": s += "\\" + c else: # non-unicode chars are fine too to take literally # as utf8 s += c s += '"' return s @classmethod def _ifcfg_route_merge(cls, route, append_only, current): if not append_only or current is None: if not route: return None return "\n".join(route) + "\n" if route: # the 'route' file is processed line by line by initscripts' # ifup-route. Hence, the order of the route matters. # _ifcfg_route_merge() is not sophisticated enough to understand # pre-existing lines. It will only append lines that don't exist # yet, which hopefully is correct. It's better to always rewrite # the entire file with route_append_only=False. changed = False c_lines = list(current.split("\n")) for r in route: if r not in c_lines: changed = True c_lines.append(r) if changed: return "\n".join(c_lines) + "\n" return current @classmethod def ifcfg_create( cls, connections, idx, warn_fcn=lambda msg: None, content_current=None ): connection = connections[idx] ip = connection["ip"] ifcfg = {} keys_file = None route4_file = None route6_file = None rule4_file = None rule6_file = None if ip["dhcp4_send_hostname"] is not None: warn_fcn("ip.dhcp4_send_hostname is not supported by initscripts provider") if ip["route_metric6"] is not None and ip["route_metric6"] >= 0: warn_fcn("ip.route_metric6 is not supported by initscripts provider") ifcfg["NM_CONTROLLED"] = "no" if connection["autoconnect"]: ifcfg["ONBOOT"] = "yes" else: ifcfg["ONBOOT"] = "no" ifcfg["DEVICE"] = connection["interface_name"] if connection["cloned_mac"] != "default": ifcfg["MACADDR"] = connection["cloned_mac"] if connection["type"] == "ethernet": ifcfg["TYPE"] = "Ethernet" ifcfg["HWADDR"] = connection["mac"] elif connection["type"] == "infiniband": ifcfg["TYPE"] = "InfiniBand" ifcfg["HWADDR"] = connection["mac"] ifcfg["CONNECTED_MODE"] = ( "yes" if (connection["infiniband"]["transport_mode"] == "connected") else "no" ) if connection["infiniband"]["p_key"] is not None: ifcfg["PKEY"] = "yes" ifcfg["PKEY_ID"] = str(connection["infiniband"]["p_key"]) if connection["parent"]: ifcfg["PHYSDEV"] = ArgUtil.connection_find_controller( connection["parent"], connections, idx ) elif connection["type"] == "bridge": ifcfg["TYPE"] = "Bridge" elif connection["type"] == "bond": ifcfg["TYPE"] = "Bond" # wokeignore:rule=master ifcfg["BONDING_MASTER"] = "yes" opts = ["mode=%s" % (connection["bond"]["mode"])] if connection["bond"]["miimon"] is not None: opts.append(" miimon=%s" % (connection["bond"]["miimon"])) ifcfg["BONDING_OPTS"] = " ".join(opts) elif connection["type"] == "team": ifcfg["DEVICETYPE"] = "Team" elif connection["type"] == "vlan": ifcfg["VLAN"] = "yes" ifcfg["TYPE"] = "Vlan" ifcfg["PHYSDEV"] = ArgUtil.connection_find_controller( connection["parent"], connections, idx ) ifcfg["VID"] = str(connection["vlan"]["id"]) else: raise MyError("unsupported type %s" % (connection["type"])) if connection["mtu"]: ifcfg["MTU"] = str(connection["mtu"]) ethtool_options = "" if "ethernet" in connection: if connection["ethernet"]["autoneg"] is not None: if connection["ethernet"]["autoneg"]: ethtool_options = "autoneg on" else: ethtool_options = "autoneg off speed %s duplex %s" % ( connection["ethernet"]["speed"], connection["ethernet"]["duplex"], ) ethtool_features = connection["ethtool"]["features"] configured_features = [] for feature, setting in ethtool_features.items(): feature = feature.replace("_", "-") value = "" if setting: value = "on" elif setting is not None: value = "off" if value: configured_features.append("%s %s" % (feature, value)) if configured_features: if ethtool_options: ethtool_options += " ; " ethtool_options += "-K %s %s" % ( connection["interface_name"], " ".join(configured_features), ) ethtool_coalesce = connection["ethtool"]["coalesce"] configured_coalesce = [] for coalesce, setting in ethtool_coalesce.items(): if setting is not None: if isinstance(setting, bool): setting = int(setting) configured_coalesce.append( "%s %s" % (coalesce.replace("_", "-"), setting) ) if configured_coalesce: if ethtool_options: ethtool_options += " ; " ethtool_options += "-C %s %s" % ( connection["interface_name"], " ".join(configured_coalesce), ) ethtool_ring = connection["ethtool"]["ring"] configured_ring = [] for ring, setting in ethtool_ring.items(): if setting is not None: configured_ring.append("%s %s" % (ring.replace("_", "-"), setting)) if configured_ring: if ethtool_options: ethtool_options += " ; " ethtool_options += "-G %s %s" % ( connection["interface_name"], " ".join(configured_ring), ) if ethtool_options: ifcfg["ETHTOOL_OPTS"] = ethtool_options if connection["controller"] is not None: controller = ArgUtil.connection_find_controller( connection["controller"], connections, idx ) if connection["port_type"] == "bridge": ifcfg["BRIDGE"] = controller elif connection["port_type"] == "bond": # wokeignore:rule=master ifcfg["MASTER"] = controller # wokeignore:rule=slave ifcfg["SLAVE"] = "yes" elif connection["port_type"] == "team": # wokeignore:rule=master ifcfg["TEAM_MASTER"] = controller if "TYPE" in ifcfg: del ifcfg["TYPE"] if connection["type"] != "team": ifcfg["DEVICETYPE"] = "TeamPort" else: raise MyError("invalid port_type '%s'" % (connection["port_type"])) if ip["route_append_only"] and content_current: route4_file = content_current["route"] route6_file = content_current["route6"] else: if connection["zone"]: ifcfg["ZONE"] = connection["zone"] addrs4 = [ addr for addr in ip["address"] if addr["family"] == socket.AF_INET ] addrs6 = [ addr for addr in ip["address"] if addr["family"] == socket.AF_INET6 ] if ip["dhcp4"]: ifcfg["BOOTPROTO"] = "dhcp" elif addrs4: ifcfg["BOOTPROTO"] = "static" else: ifcfg["BOOTPROTO"] = "none" for i in range(0, len(addrs4)): addr = addrs4[i] ifcfg["IPADDR" + ("" if i == 0 else str(i))] = addr["address"] ifcfg["PREFIX" + ("" if i == 0 else str(i))] = str(addr["prefix"]) if ip["gateway4"] is not None: ifcfg["GATEWAY"] = ip["gateway4"] for idx, dns in enumerate(ip["dns"]): ifcfg["DNS" + str(idx + 1)] = dns["address"] if ip["dns_search"]: ifcfg["DOMAIN"] = " ".join(ip["dns_search"]) if ip["auto6"]: ifcfg["IPV6INIT"] = "yes" ifcfg["IPV6_AUTOCONF"] = "yes" elif addrs6: ifcfg["IPV6INIT"] = "yes" ifcfg["IPV6_AUTOCONF"] = "no" else: ifcfg["IPV6INIT"] = "no" if addrs6: ifcfg["IPV6ADDR"] = ( addrs6[0]["address"] + "/" + str(addrs6[0]["prefix"]) ) if len(addrs6) > 1: ifcfg["IPV6ADDR_SECONDARIES"] = " ".join( [ addr["address"] + "/" + str(addr["prefix"]) for addr in addrs6[1:] ] ) if ip["gateway6"] is not None: ifcfg["IPV6_DEFAULTGW"] = ip["gateway6"] if ip["auto_gateway"] is not None: if ip["auto_gateway"]: ifcfg["DEFROUTE"] = "yes" else: ifcfg["DEFROUTE"] = "no" if ip["route_metric4"] is not None and ip["route_metric4"] >= 0: ifcfg["METRIC"] = str(ip["route_metric4"]) route4 = [] route6 = [] for r in ip["route"]: line = r["network"] + "/" + str(r["prefix"]) if r["gateway"]: line += " via " + r["gateway"] if connection["interface_name"]: line += " dev " + connection["interface_name"] else: warn_fcn( "The connection {0} does not specify an interface name. " "Therefore, the route to {1}/{2} will be configured without " "the output device and the kernel will choose it " "automatically which might result in an unwanted device being " "used. To avoid this, specify `interface_name` in the " "connection appropriately.".format( connection["name"], r["network"], r["prefix"] ), ) if r["metric"] != -1: line += " metric " + str(r["metric"]) if r["family"] == socket.AF_INET: route4.append(line) else: route6.append(line) route4_file = cls._ifcfg_route_merge( route4, ip["route_append_only"] and content_current, content_current["route"] if content_current else None, ) route6_file = cls._ifcfg_route_merge( route6, ip["route_append_only"] and content_current, content_current["route6"] if content_current else None, ) if ip["rule_append_only"] and content_current: rule4_file = content_current["rule"] rule6_file = content_current["rule6"] for key in list(ifcfg.keys()): v = ifcfg[key] if v is None: del ifcfg[key] continue if isinstance(v, bool): ifcfg[key] = "yes" if v else "no" return { "ifcfg": ifcfg, "keys": keys_file, "route": route4_file, "route6": route6_file, "rule": rule4_file, "rule6": rule6_file, } @classmethod def ifcfg_parse_line(cls, line): r1 = getattr(cls, "_re_parse_line1", None) if r1 is None: r1 = re.compile("^[ \t]*([a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z_0-9]*)=(.*)$") cls._re_parse_line1 = r1 cls._shlex = shlex m = r1.match(line) if not m: return None key = m.group(1) val = m.group(2) val = val.rstrip() # shlex isn't up to the task of parsing shell. Whatever, # we can only parse shell to a certain degree and this is # good enough for now. try: c = list(cls._shlex.split(val, comments=True, posix=True)) except Exception: return None if len(c) != 1: return None return (key, c[0]) @classmethod def ifcfg_parse(cls, content): if content is None: return None ifcfg = {} for line in content.splitlines(): val = cls.ifcfg_parse_line(line) if val: ifcfg[val[0]] = val[1] return ifcfg @classmethod def content_from_dict(cls, ifcfg_all, file_type=None, header=None): content = {} for file_type in cls._file_types(file_type): h = ifcfg_all[file_type] if file_type == "ifcfg": if header is not None: s = header + "\n" else: s = "" for key in sorted(h.keys()): value = h[key] if not cls.KeyValid(key): raise MyError("invalid ifcfg key %s" % (key)) if value is not None: s += key + "=" + cls.ValueEscape(value) + "\n" content[file_type] = s else: content[file_type] = h return content @classmethod def content_to_dict(cls, content, file_type=None): ifcfg_all = {} for file_type in cls._file_types(file_type): ifcfg_all[file_type] = cls.ifcfg_parse(content[file_type]) return ifcfg_all @classmethod def content_from_file(cls, name, file_type=None): """ Return dictionary with all file contents for an initscripts profile """ content = {} for file_type in cls._file_types(file_type): path = cls.ifcfg_path(name, file_type) try: with open(path, "r") as content_file: i_content = content_file.read() except Exception: i_content = None content[file_type] = i_content return content @classmethod def content_to_file(cls, name, content, file_type=None): for file_type in cls._file_types(file_type): path = cls.ifcfg_path(name, file_type) h = content[file_type] if h is None: try: os.unlink(path) except OSError as e: if e.errno != errno.ENOENT: raise else: with open(path, "w") as text_file: text_file.write(h) @classmethod def connection_seems_active(cls, name, run_env): # we don't know whether a ifcfg file is currently active, # and we also don't know which. # # Do a very basic guess based on whether the interface # is in operstate "up". # # But first we need to find the interface name. Do # some naive parsing and check for DEVICE setting. content = cls.content_from_file(name, "ifcfg") if content["ifcfg"] is not None: content = cls.ifcfg_parse(content["ifcfg"]) else: content = {} if "DEVICE" not in content: return None path = "/sys/class/net/" + content["DEVICE"] + "/operstate" try: with open(path, "r") as content_file: i_content = str(content_file.read()) except Exception: return None if i_content.strip() != "up": # For the active bonding/bridge connection, when all the port connection # profiles are brought down firstly, then the operstate of the controller # device will change into "down" automatically, which denotes missing the # carrier for the controller device. However, the connection for the # controller device stays active in such a situation. try: _unused_, out, _ignored_ = run_env.run_command( ["ip", "address", "show", content["DEVICE"]], "utf-8", ) except Exception: return None if "inet" in out: if out.count("inet") == 1 and "inet6 fe80" in out: return False else: return True else: return False return True ############################################################################### class NMUtil: def __init__(self, nmclient=None): if nmclient is None: nmclient = Util.NM().Client.new(None) self.nmclient = nmclient def setting_ip_config_get_routes(self, s_ip): if s_ip is not None: for i in range(0, s_ip.get_num_routes()): yield s_ip.get_route(i) def connection_ensure_setting(self, connection, setting_type): setting = connection.get_setting(setting_type) if not setting: setting = setting_type() connection.add_setting(setting) return setting def device_is_controller_type(self, dev): if dev: NM = Util.NM() GObject = Util.GObject() if ( GObject.type_is_a(dev, NM.DeviceBond) or GObject.type_is_a(dev, NM.DeviceBridge) or GObject.type_is_a(dev, NM.DeviceTeam) ): return True return False def active_connection_list(self, connections=None, black_list=None): active_cons = self.nmclient.get_active_connections() if connections: connections = set(connections) active_cons = [ ac for ac in active_cons if ac.get_connection() in connections ] if black_list: active_cons = [ac for ac in active_cons if ac not in black_list] return list(active_cons) def connection_list( self, name=None, uuid=None, black_list=None, black_list_names=None, black_list_uuids=None, ): cons = self.nmclient.get_connections() if name is not None: cons = [c for c in cons if c.get_id() == name] if uuid is not None: cons = [c for c in cons if c.get_uuid() == uuid] if black_list: cons = [c for c in cons if c not in black_list] if black_list_uuids: cons = [c for c in cons if c.get_uuid() not in black_list_uuids] if black_list_names: cons = [c for c in cons if c.get_id() not in black_list_names] cons = list(cons) def _cmp(a, b): s_a = a.get_setting_connection() s_b = b.get_setting_connection() if not s_a and not s_b: return 0 if not s_a: return 1 if not s_b: return -1 t_a = s_a.get_timestamp() t_b = s_b.get_timestamp() if t_a == t_b: return 0 if t_a <= 0: return 1 if t_b <= 0: return -1 return cmp(t_a, t_b) if Util.PY3: # functools.cmp_to_key does not exist in Python 2.6 cons.sort(key=functools.cmp_to_key(_cmp)) else: cons.sort(cmp=_cmp) return cons def connection_compare( self, con_a, con_b, normalize_a=False, normalize_b=False, compare_flags=None ): NM = Util.NM() if normalize_a: con_a = NM.SimpleConnection.new_clone(con_a) try: con_a.normalize() except Exception: pass if normalize_b: con_b = NM.SimpleConnection.new_clone(con_b) try: con_b.normalize() except Exception: pass if compare_flags is None: compare_flags = NM.SettingCompareFlags.IGNORE_TIMESTAMP return con_a.compare(con_b, compare_flags) def connection_is_active(self, con): NM = Util.NM() for ac in self.active_connection_list(connections=[con]): if ( ac.get_state() >= NM.ActiveConnectionState.ACTIVATING and ac.get_state() <= NM.ActiveConnectionState.ACTIVATED ): return True return False def connection_create(self, connections, idx, connection_current=None): NM = Util.NM() connection = connections[idx] con = NM.SimpleConnection.new() s_con = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.SettingConnection) s_con.set_property(NM.SETTING_CONNECTION_ID, connection["name"]) s_con.set_property(NM.SETTING_CONNECTION_UUID, connection["nm.uuid"]) s_con.set_property(NM.SETTING_CONNECTION_AUTOCONNECT, connection["autoconnect"]) s_con.set_property( NM.SETTING_CONNECTION_AUTOCONNECT_RETRIES, connection["autoconnect_retries"] ) s_con.set_property( NM.SETTING_CONNECTION_INTERFACE_NAME, connection["interface_name"] ) if connection["type"] == "ethernet": s_con.set_property( NM.SETTING_CONNECTION_TYPE, NM.SETTING_WIRED_SETTING_NAME ) s_wired = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.SettingWired) s_wired.set_property(NM.SETTING_WIRED_MAC_ADDRESS, connection["mac"]) elif connection["type"] == "infiniband": s_con.set_property( NM.SETTING_CONNECTION_TYPE, NM.SETTING_INFINIBAND_SETTING_NAME ) s_infiniband = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.SettingInfiniband) s_infiniband.set_property( NM.SETTING_INFINIBAND_MAC_ADDRESS, connection["mac"] ) s_infiniband.set_property( NM.SETTING_INFINIBAND_TRANSPORT_MODE, connection["infiniband"]["transport_mode"], ) if connection["infiniband"]["p_key"] is not None: s_infiniband.set_property( NM.SETTING_INFINIBAND_P_KEY, connection["infiniband"]["p_key"] ) if connection["parent"]: s_infiniband.set_property( NM.SETTING_INFINIBAND_PARENT, ArgUtil.connection_find_controller( connection["parent"], connections, idx ), ) elif connection["type"] == "bridge": s_con.set_property( NM.SETTING_CONNECTION_TYPE, NM.SETTING_BRIDGE_SETTING_NAME ) s_bridge = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.SettingBridge) s_bridge.set_property(NM.SETTING_BRIDGE_STP, False) elif connection["type"] == "bond": s_con.set_property(NM.SETTING_CONNECTION_TYPE, NM.SETTING_BOND_SETTING_NAME) s_bond = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.SettingBond) s_bond.add_option("mode", connection["bond"]["mode"]) for option, value in connection["bond"].items(): if value is None: continue if option in ["all_ports_active", "use_carrier", "tlb_dynamic_lb"]: value = int(value) if option in ["all_ports_active", "packets_per_port"]: # wokeignore:rule=slave option = option.replace("port", "slave") s_bond.add_option(option, str(value)) elif connection["type"] == "team": s_con.set_property(NM.SETTING_CONNECTION_TYPE, NM.SETTING_TEAM_SETTING_NAME) # wokeignore:rule=dummy elif connection["type"] == "dummy": s_con.set_property( # wokeignore:rule=dummy NM.SETTING_CONNECTION_TYPE, NM.SETTING_DUMMY_SETTING_NAME, ) elif connection["type"] == "vlan": s_con.set_property(NM.SETTING_CONNECTION_TYPE, NM.SETTING_VLAN_SETTING_NAME) s_vlan = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.SettingVlan) s_vlan.set_property(NM.SETTING_VLAN_ID, connection["vlan"]["id"]) s_vlan.set_property( NM.SETTING_VLAN_PARENT, ArgUtil.connection_find_controller_uuid( connection["parent"], connections, idx ), ) elif connection["type"] == "macvlan": s_con.set_property( NM.SETTING_CONNECTION_TYPE, NM.SETTING_MACVLAN_SETTING_NAME ) # convert mode name to a number (which is actually expected by nm) mode = connection["macvlan"]["mode"] try: mode_id = int(getattr(NM.SettingMacvlanMode, mode.upper())) except AttributeError: raise MyError("Macvlan mode '%s' is not recognized" % (mode)) s_macvlan = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.SettingMacvlan) s_macvlan.set_property(NM.SETTING_MACVLAN_MODE, mode_id) s_macvlan.set_property( NM.SETTING_MACVLAN_PROMISCUOUS, connection["macvlan"]["promiscuous"] ) s_macvlan.set_property(NM.SETTING_MACVLAN_TAP, connection["macvlan"]["tap"]) s_macvlan.set_property( NM.SETTING_MACVLAN_PARENT, ArgUtil.connection_find_controller( connection["parent"], connections, idx ), ) elif connection["type"] == "wireless": s_con.set_property( NM.SETTING_CONNECTION_TYPE, NM.SETTING_WIRELESS_SETTING_NAME ) s_wireless = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.SettingWireless) s_wireless.set_property( NM.SETTING_WIRELESS_SSID, Util.GLib().Bytes.new(connection["wireless"]["ssid"].encode("utf-8")), ) s_wireless_sec = self.connection_ensure_setting( con, NM.SettingWirelessSecurity ) s_wireless_sec.set_property( NM.SETTING_WIRELESS_SECURITY_KEY_MGMT, connection["wireless"]["key_mgmt"], ) if ( connection["wireless"]["key_mgmt"] == "wpa-psk" or connection["wireless"]["key_mgmt"] == "sae" ): s_wireless_sec.set_property( NM.SETTING_WIRELESS_SECURITY_PSK, connection["wireless"]["password"] ) else: raise MyError("unsupported type %s" % (connection["type"])) if connection["cloned_mac"] != "default": if connection["type"] == "wireless": s_wireless = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.SettingWireless) s_wireless.set_property( NM.SETTING_WIRELESS_CLONED_MAC_ADDRESS, connection["cloned_mac"] ) else: s_wired = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.SettingWired) s_wired.set_property( NM.SETTING_WIRED_CLONED_MAC_ADDRESS, connection["cloned_mac"] ) if "ethernet" in connection: if connection["ethernet"]["autoneg"] is not None: s_wired = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.SettingWired) s_wired.set_property( NM.SETTING_WIRED_AUTO_NEGOTIATE, connection["ethernet"]["autoneg"] ) s_wired.set_property( NM.SETTING_WIRED_DUPLEX, connection["ethernet"]["duplex"] ) s_wired.set_property( NM.SETTING_WIRED_SPEED, connection["ethernet"]["speed"] ) if hasattr(NM, "SettingEthtool"): s_ethtool = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.SettingEthtool) for feature, setting in connection["ethtool"]["features"].items(): nm_feature = nm_provider.get_nm_ethtool_feature(feature) if setting is None: if not nm_feature: continue val = NM.Ternary.DEFAULT elif setting: val = NM.Ternary.TRUE else: val = NM.Ternary.FALSE if not hasattr(s_ethtool, "option_set"): s_ethtool.set_feature(nm_feature, val) elif val == NM.Ternary.DEFAULT: s_ethtool.option_set(nm_feature, None) else: s_ethtool.option_set_boolean(nm_feature, val) for coalesce, setting in connection["ethtool"]["coalesce"].items(): nm_coalesce = nm_provider.get_nm_ethtool_coalesce(coalesce) if nm_coalesce: if setting is None: s_ethtool.option_set(nm_coalesce, None) else: s_ethtool.option_set_uint32(nm_coalesce, int(setting)) for ring, setting in connection["ethtool"]["ring"].items(): nm_ring = nm_provider.get_nm_ethtool_ring(ring) if nm_ring: if setting is None: s_ethtool.option_set(nm_ring, None) else: s_ethtool.option_set_uint32(nm_ring, setting) # * When users did not specify any ethtool configuration, this module # will generate an default `NM.SettingEthtool` object and pass it to # NetworkManager. But NetworkManager cannot serialize this when using the # ifcfg plugin but treats this as no `NM.SettingEthtool` object. # * The following `NM.SimpleConnection.compare()` will therefore identify a # difference in the configuration. # * To workaround this, remove the default NM.SettingEthtool object. if s_ethtool.compare(NM.SettingEthtool.new(), NM.SettingCompareFlags.EXACT): con.remove_setting(NM.SettingEthtool) if connection["mtu"]: if connection["type"] == "infiniband": s_infiniband = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.SettingInfiniband) s_infiniband.set_property(NM.SETTING_INFINIBAND_MTU, connection["mtu"]) else: s_wired = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.SettingWired) s_wired.set_property(NM.SETTING_WIRED_MTU, connection["mtu"]) if connection["controller"] is not None: s_con.set_property( # wokeignore:rule=slave NM.SETTING_CONNECTION_SLAVE_TYPE, connection["port_type"], ) s_con.set_property( # wokeignore:rule=master NM.SETTING_CONNECTION_MASTER, ArgUtil.connection_find_controller_uuid( connection["controller"], connections, idx ), ) else: if connection["zone"]: s_con.set_property(NM.SETTING_CONNECTION_ZONE, connection["zone"]) ip = connection["ip"] s_ip4 = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.SettingIP4Config) s_ip6 = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.SettingIP6Config) s_ip4.set_property(NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_METHOD, "auto") s_ip6.set_property(NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_METHOD, "auto") addrs4 = [a for a in ip["address"] if a["family"] == socket.AF_INET] addrs6 = [a for a in ip["address"] if a["family"] == socket.AF_INET6] is_ipv4_configured = False if ip["dhcp4"]: s_ip4.set_property(NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_METHOD, "auto") s_ip4.set_property( NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_DHCP_SEND_HOSTNAME, ip["dhcp4_send_hostname"] is not False, ) is_ipv4_configured = True elif addrs4: s_ip4.set_property(NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_METHOD, "manual") is_ipv4_configured = True else: s_ip4.set_property(NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_METHOD, "disabled") for a in addrs4: s_ip4.add_address( NM.IPAddress.new(a["family"], a["address"], a["prefix"]) ) if ip["gateway4"] is not None: s_ip4.set_property(NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_GATEWAY, ip["gateway4"]) if ip["route_metric4"] is not None and ip["route_metric4"] >= 0: s_ip4.set_property( NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_ROUTE_METRIC, ip["route_metric4"] ) for nameserver in ip["dns"]: if nameserver["family"] == socket.AF_INET: s_ip4.add_dns(nameserver["address"]) # NetworkManager only allows to configure `ipv4.dns-search` setting when # IPv4 is enabled if is_ipv4_configured: for search_domain in ip["dns_search"]: s_ip4.add_dns_search(search_domain) # NetworkManager ifcfg plguin will discard empty dns option which # cause follow up NM.Connection.compare() raise false alarm # Use False here to ask NetworkManager remove dns option completely instead # of keeping an empty list s_ip4.clear_dns_options(False) for option in ip["dns_options"]: s_ip4.add_dns_option(option) if ip["dns_priority"] is not None: s_ip4.set_property( NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_DNS_PRIORITY, ip["dns_priority"] ) is_ipv6_configured = False if ip["ipv6_disabled"]: s_ip6.set_property(NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_METHOD, "disabled") elif ip["auto6"]: s_ip6.set_property(NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_METHOD, "auto") is_ipv6_configured = True elif addrs6: s_ip6.set_property(NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_METHOD, "manual") is_ipv6_configured = True else: # we should not set "ipv6.method=ignore". "ignore" is a legacy mode # and not really useful. Instead, we should set "link-local" here. # # But that fix is a change in behavior for the role, so it needs special # care. s_ip6.set_property(NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_METHOD, "ignore") for a in addrs6: s_ip6.add_address( NM.IPAddress.new(a["family"], a["address"], a["prefix"]) ) if ip["gateway6"] is not None: s_ip6.set_property(NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_GATEWAY, ip["gateway6"]) # Mapping of wait_ip values to the may-fail settings for IPv4 and IPv6 may_fail_mapping = { "any": (True, True), "ipv4": (False, True), "ipv6": (True, False), "ipv4+ipv6": (False, False), } may_fail_ipv4, may_fail_ipv6 = may_fail_mapping.get( ip["wait_ip"], (True, True) ) s_ip4.set_property(NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_MAY_FAIL, may_fail_ipv4) s_ip6.set_property(NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_MAY_FAIL, may_fail_ipv6) if ip["route_metric6"] is not None and ip["route_metric6"] >= 0: s_ip6.set_property( NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_ROUTE_METRIC, ip["route_metric6"] ) if ip["auto_gateway"] is not None: if ip["auto_gateway"]: s_ip6.set_property(NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_NEVER_DEFAULT, False) s_ip4.set_property(NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_NEVER_DEFAULT, False) else: s_ip6.set_property(NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_NEVER_DEFAULT, True) s_ip4.set_property(NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_NEVER_DEFAULT, True) s_ip4.set_property( NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_IGNORE_AUTO_DNS, bool(ip["ipv4_ignore_auto_dns"]) ) s_ip6.set_property( NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_IGNORE_AUTO_DNS, bool(ip["ipv6_ignore_auto_dns"]) ) for nameserver in ip["dns"]: if nameserver["family"] == socket.AF_INET6: s_ip6.add_dns(nameserver["address"]) # NetworkManager only allows to configure `ipv6.dns-search` setting when # IPv6 is enabled if is_ipv6_configured: for search_domain in ip["dns_search"]: s_ip6.add_dns_search(search_domain) # NetworkManager ifcfg plguin will discard empty dns option which # cause follow up NM.Connection.compare() raise false alarm # Use False here to ask NetworkManager remove dns option completely instead # of keeping an empty list s_ip6.clear_dns_options(False) for option in ip["dns_options"]: s_ip6.add_dns_option(option) if ip["dns_priority"] is not None: s_ip6.set_property( NM.SETTING_IP_CONFIG_DNS_PRIORITY, ip["dns_priority"] ) if ip["route_append_only"] and connection_current: for r in self.setting_ip_config_get_routes( connection_current.get_setting(NM.SettingIP4Config) ): s_ip4.add_route(r) for r in self.setting_ip_config_get_routes( connection_current.get_setting(NM.SettingIP6Config) ): s_ip6.add_route(r) for r in ip["route"]: new_route = NM.IPRoute.new( r["family"], r["network"], r["prefix"], r["gateway"], r["metric"] ) if r["type"]: NM.IPRoute.set_attribute( new_route, "type", Util.GLib().Variant("s", r["type"]) ) if r["table"]: NM.IPRoute.set_attribute( new_route, "table", Util.GLib().Variant.new_uint32(r["table"]) ) if r["src"]: NM.IPRoute.set_attribute( new_route, "src", Util.GLib().Variant.new_string(r["src"]) ) if r["family"] == socket.AF_INET: s_ip4.add_route(new_route) else: s_ip6.add_route(new_route) for routing_rule in ip["routing_rule"]: nm_routing_rule = NM.IPRoutingRule.new(routing_rule["family"]) NM.IPRoutingRule.set_priority(nm_routing_rule, routing_rule["priority"]) # check the link below for the enum value of supported action # https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/tree/include/uapi/linux/fib_rules.h?id=f443e374ae131c168a065ea1748feac6b2e76613#n88 action_ids = { "to-table": 1, "blackhole": 6, "prohibit": 7, "unreachable": 8, } NM.IPRoutingRule.set_action( nm_routing_rule, action_ids[routing_rule["action"]] ) if routing_rule["dport"]: NM.IPRoutingRule.set_destination_port( nm_routing_rule, routing_rule["dport"][0], routing_rule["dport"][1], ) # In NM, when user specifies `from 0.0.0.0/0`` or `from ::/0` in a # routing rule, NM treats it as if the `from` setting is not specified. if routing_rule["from"] and routing_rule["from"]["prefix"]: NM.IPRoutingRule.set_from( nm_routing_rule, routing_rule["from"]["address"], routing_rule["from"]["prefix"], ) if routing_rule["fwmark"]: NM.IPRoutingRule.set_fwmark( nm_routing_rule, routing_rule["fwmark"], routing_rule["fwmask"] ) if routing_rule["iif"]: NM.IPRoutingRule.set_iifname(nm_routing_rule, routing_rule["iif"]) NM.IPRoutingRule.set_invert(nm_routing_rule, routing_rule["invert"]) if routing_rule["ipproto"]: NM.IPRoutingRule.set_ipproto( nm_routing_rule, routing_rule["ipproto"] ) if routing_rule["oif"]: NM.IPRoutingRule.set_oifname(nm_routing_rule, routing_rule["oif"]) if routing_rule["sport"]: NM.IPRoutingRule.set_source_port( nm_routing_rule, routing_rule["sport"][0], routing_rule["sport"][1], ) if routing_rule["suppress_prefixlength"] is not None: NM.IPRoutingRule.set_suppress_prefixlength( nm_routing_rule, routing_rule["suppress_prefixlength"] ) if routing_rule["table"]: NM.IPRoutingRule.set_table(nm_routing_rule, routing_rule["table"]) # In NM, when user specifies `to 0.0.0.0/0`` or `to ::/0` in a # routing rule, NM treats it as if the `to` setting is not specified. if routing_rule["to"] and routing_rule["to"]["prefix"]: NM.IPRoutingRule.set_to( nm_routing_rule, routing_rule["to"]["address"], routing_rule["to"]["prefix"], ) if routing_rule["tos"]: NM.IPRoutingRule.set_tos(nm_routing_rule, routing_rule["tos"]) if routing_rule["uid"]: NM.IPRoutingRule.set_uid_range( nm_routing_rule, routing_rule["uid"][0], routing_rule["uid"][1], ) if routing_rule["family"] == socket.AF_INET: s_ip4.add_routing_rule(nm_routing_rule) else: s_ip6.add_routing_rule(nm_routing_rule) if connection["ieee802_1x"]: s_8021x = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.Setting8021x) s_8021x.set_property( NM.SETTING_802_1X_EAP, [connection["ieee802_1x"]["eap"]] ) s_8021x.set_property( NM.SETTING_802_1X_IDENTITY, connection["ieee802_1x"]["identity"] ) s_8021x.set_property( NM.SETTING_802_1X_PRIVATE_KEY, Util.path_to_glib_bytes(connection["ieee802_1x"]["private_key"]), ) if connection["ieee802_1x"]["private_key_password"]: s_8021x.set_property( NM.SETTING_802_1X_PRIVATE_KEY_PASSWORD, connection["ieee802_1x"]["private_key_password"], ) if connection["ieee802_1x"]["private_key_password_flags"]: s_8021x.set_secret_flags( NM.SETTING_802_1X_PRIVATE_KEY_PASSWORD, Util.NM().SettingSecretFlags( Util.convert_passwd_flags_nm( connection["ieee802_1x"]["private_key_password_flags"] ), ), ) s_8021x.set_property( NM.SETTING_802_1X_CLIENT_CERT, Util.path_to_glib_bytes(connection["ieee802_1x"]["client_cert"]), ) if connection["ieee802_1x"]["ca_cert"]: s_8021x.set_property( NM.SETTING_802_1X_CA_CERT, Util.path_to_glib_bytes(connection["ieee802_1x"]["ca_cert"]), ) if connection["ieee802_1x"]["ca_path"]: s_8021x.set_property( NM.SETTING_802_1X_CA_PATH, connection["ieee802_1x"]["ca_path"], ) s_8021x.set_property( NM.SETTING_802_1X_SYSTEM_CA_CERTS, connection["ieee802_1x"]["system_ca_certs"], ) if connection["ieee802_1x"]["domain_suffix_match"]: s_8021x.set_property( NM.SETTING_802_1X_DOMAIN_SUFFIX_MATCH, connection["ieee802_1x"]["domain_suffix_match"], ) if connection["match"]: s_match = self.connection_ensure_setting(con, NM.SettingMatch) s_match.set_property(NM.SETTING_MATCH_PATH, connection["match"]["path"]) try: con.normalize() except Exception as e: raise MyError("created connection failed to normalize: %s" % (e)) return con def connection_add(self, con, timeout=10): def add_cb(client, result, cb_args): con = None try: con = client.add_connection_finish(result) except Exception as e: if Util.error_is_cancelled(e): return cb_args["error"] = str(e) cb_args["con"] = con Util.GMainLoop().quit() cancellable = Util.create_cancellable() cb_args = {} self.nmclient.add_connection_async(con, True, cancellable, add_cb, cb_args) if not Util.GMainLoop_run(timeout): cancellable.cancel() raise MyError("failure to add connection: %s" % ("timeout")) if not cb_args.get("con", None): raise MyError( "failure to add connection: %s" % (cb_args.get("error", "unknown error")) ) return cb_args["con"] def connection_update(self, con, con_new, timeout=10): con.replace_settings_from_connection(con_new) def update_cb(connection, result, cb_args): success = False try: success = connection.commit_changes_finish(result) except Exception as e: if Util.error_is_cancelled(e): return cb_args["error"] = str(e) cb_args["success"] = success Util.GMainLoop().quit() cancellable = Util.create_cancellable() cb_args = {} con.commit_changes_async(True, cancellable, update_cb, cb_args) if not Util.GMainLoop_run(timeout): cancellable.cancel() raise MyError("failure to update connection: %s" % ("timeout")) if not cb_args.get("success", False): raise MyError( "failure to update connection: %s" % (cb_args.get("error", "unknown error")) ) return True def create_checkpoint(self, timeout): """Create a new checkpoint""" checkpoint = Util.call_async_method( self.nmclient, "checkpoint_create", [ [], # devices, empty list is all devices timeout, Util.NM().CheckpointCreateFlags.DELETE_NEW_CONNECTIONS | Util.NM().CheckpointCreateFlags.DISCONNECT_NEW_DEVICES, ], ) if checkpoint: return checkpoint.get_path() return None def destroy_checkpoint(self, path): """Destroy the specified checkpoint""" Util.call_async_method(self.nmclient, "checkpoint_destroy", [path]) def rollback_checkpoint(self, path): """Rollback the specified checkpoint""" Util.call_async_method( self.nmclient, "checkpoint_rollback", [path], mainloop_timeout=DEFAULT_ACTIVATION_TIMEOUT, ) def connection_activate(self, connection, timeout=15, wait_time=None): already_retried = False while True: def activate_cb(client, result, cb_args): active_connection = None try: active_connection = client.activate_connection_finish(result) except Exception as e: if Util.error_is_cancelled(e): return cb_args["error"] = str(e) cb_args["active_connection"] = active_connection Util.GMainLoop().quit() cancellable = Util.create_cancellable() cb_args = {} self.nmclient.activate_connection_async( connection, None, None, cancellable, activate_cb, cb_args ) if not Util.GMainLoop_run(timeout): cancellable.cancel() raise MyError("failure to activate connection: %s" % ("timeout")) if cb_args.get("active_connection", None): ac = cb_args["active_connection"] self.connection_activate_wait(ac, wait_time) return ac # there is a bug in NetworkManager, that the connection # might already be in the process of activating. In that # case, NM would reject the activation request with # "Connection '$PROFILE' is not available on the device $DEV # at this time." # # Try to work around it by waiting a bit and retrying. if already_retried: raise MyError( "failure to activate connection: %s" % (cb_args.get("error", "unknown error")) ) already_retried = True time.sleep(1) def connection_activate_wait(self, ac, wait_time): if not wait_time: return NM = Util.NM() state = ac.get_state() if state == NM.ActiveConnectionState.ACTIVATED: return if state != NM.ActiveConnectionState.ACTIVATING: raise MyError("activation is in unexpected state '%s'" % (state)) def check_activated(ac, dev): ac_state = ac.get_state() # the state reason was for active-connection was introduced # in NM 1.8 API. Work around for older library version. try: ac_reason = ac.get_state_reason() except AttributeError: ac_reason = None if dev: dev_state = dev.get_state() if ac_state == NM.ActiveConnectionState.ACTIVATING: if ( self.device_is_controller_type(dev) and dev_state >= NM.DeviceState.IP_CONFIG and dev_state <= NM.DeviceState.ACTIVATED ): # controller connections qualify as activated once they # reach IP-Config state. That is because they may # wait for port devices to attach return True, None # fall through elif ac_state == NM.ActiveConnectionState.ACTIVATED: return True, None elif ac_state == NM.ActiveConnectionState.DEACTIVATED: if ( not dev or ( ac_reason is not None and ac_reason != NM.ActiveConnectionStateReason.DEVICE_DISCONNECTED ) or dev.get_active_connection() is not ac ): return ( True, ( (ac_reason.value_nick if ac_reason else None) or "unknown reason" ), ) # the state of the active connection is not very helpful. # see if the device-state is better. if ( dev_state <= NM.DeviceState.DISCONNECTED or dev_state > NM.DeviceState.DEACTIVATING ): return ( True, ( dev.get_state_reason().value_nick or (ac_reason.value_nick if ac_reason else None) or "unknown reason" ), ) # fall through, wait longer for a better state reason. # wait longer. return False, None dev = Util.first(ac.get_devices()) complete, failure_reason = check_activated(ac, dev) if not complete: cb_out = [] def check_activated_cb(): complete, failure_reason = check_activated(ac, dev) if complete: cb_out.append(failure_reason) Util.GMainLoop().quit() try: # 'state-changed' signal is 1.8 API. Workaround for # older libnm API version ac_id = ac.connect( "state-changed", lambda source, state, reason: check_activated_cb() ) except Exception: ac_id = None if dev: dev_id = dev.connect( "notify::state", lambda source, pspec: check_activated_cb() ) try: if not Util.GMainLoop_run(wait_time): raise MyError("connection not fully activated after timeout") finally: if dev: dev.handler_disconnect(dev_id) if ac_id is not None: ac.handler_disconnect(ac_id) failure_reason = cb_out[0] if failure_reason: raise MyError("connection not activated: %s" % (failure_reason)) def reapply(self, device, connection=None): version_id = 0 flags = 0 return Util.call_async_method( device, "reapply", [connection, version_id, flags] ) ############################################################################### class RunEnvironment(object): def __init__(self): self._check_mode = None @property def ifcfg_header(self): return None def log( self, connections, idx, severity, msg, is_changed=False, ignore_errors=False, warn_traceback=False, force_fail=False, ): raise NotImplementedError() def run_command(self, argv, encoding=None): raise NotImplementedError() def _check_mode_changed(self, old_check_mode, new_check_mode, connections): raise NotImplementedError() def check_mode_set(self, check_mode, connections=None): c = self._check_mode self._check_mode = check_mode if not ( (c is None and check_mode in [CheckMode.PREPARE]) or ( c == CheckMode.PREPARE and check_mode in [CheckMode.PRE_RUN, CheckMode.DRY_RUN] ) or (c == CheckMode.PRE_RUN and check_mode in [CheckMode.REAL_RUN]) or (c == CheckMode.REAL_RUN and check_mode in [CheckMode.DONE]) or (c == CheckMode.DRY_RUN and check_mode in [CheckMode.DONE]) ): raise AssertionError( "updating check_mode value from {0} into {1} is incorrect".format( c, check_mode ) ) self._check_mode_changed(c, check_mode, connections) class RunEnvironmentAnsible(RunEnvironment): ARGS = { "ignore_errors": {"required": False, "default": False, "type": "bool"}, "force_state_change": {"required": False, "default": False, "type": "bool"}, "provider": {"required": True, "type": "str"}, "connections": { "required": False, "default": [], "type": "list", "elements": "dict", }, "__header": {"required": True, "type": "str"}, "__debug_flags": {"required": False, "default": "", "type": "str"}, } def __init__(self): RunEnvironment.__init__(self) self._run_results = [] self._log_idx = 0 self.on_failure = None module = AnsibleModule(argument_spec=self.ARGS, supports_check_mode=True) self.module = module @property def ifcfg_header(self): return self.module.params["__header"] def run_command(self, argv, encoding=None): return self.module.run_command(argv, encoding=encoding) def _run_results_push(self, n_connections): c = [] for cc in range(0, n_connections + 1): c.append({"log": []}) self._run_results.append(c) @property def run_results(self): return self._run_results[-1] def _check_mode_changed(self, old_check_mode, new_check_mode, connections): if old_check_mode is None: self._run_results_push(len(connections)) elif old_check_mode == CheckMode.PREPARE: self._run_results_push(len(self.run_results) - 1) elif old_check_mode == CheckMode.PRE_RUN: # when switching from RRE_RUN to REAL_RUN, we drop the run-results # we just collected and reset to empty. The PRE_RUN succeeded. n_connections = len(self.run_results) - 1 del self._run_results[-1] self._run_results_push(n_connections) def log( self, connections, idx, severity, msg, is_changed=False, ignore_errors=False, warn_traceback=False, force_fail=False, ): if not idx >= -1: raise AssertionError("idx {0} is less than -1".format(idx)) self._log_idx += 1 self.run_results[idx]["log"].append((severity, msg, self._log_idx)) if "log-to-syslog" in self.module.params["__debug_flags"]: self.module.log("%s: %s: %s" % (LogLevel.fmt(severity), idx, msg)) if severity == LogLevel.ERROR: if force_fail or not ignore_errors: self.fail_json( connections, "error: %s" % (msg), changed=is_changed, warn_traceback=warn_traceback, ) def _complete_kwargs_loglines(self, rr, connections, idx): if idx == len(connections): prefix = "#" else: c = connections[idx] prefix = "#%s, state:%s persistent_state:%s" % ( idx, c["state"], c["persistent_state"], ) prefix = prefix + (", '%s'" % (c["name"])) for severity, msg, idx in rr["log"]: yield ( idx, "[%03d] %s %s: %s" % (idx, LogLevel.fmt(severity), prefix, msg), severity, ) def _complete_kwargs(self, connections, kwargs, traceback_msg=None, fail=False): warning_logs = kwargs.pop("warnings", []) debug_logs = [] loglines = [] for res in self._run_results: for idx, rr in enumerate(res): loglines.extend(self._complete_kwargs_loglines(rr, connections, idx)) loglines.sort(key=lambda log_line: log_line[0]) for idx, log_line, severity in loglines: debug_logs.append(log_line) if fail: warning_logs.append(log_line) elif severity >= LogLevel.WARN: warning_logs.append(log_line) if traceback_msg is not None: warning_logs.append(traceback_msg) # see if the module object has the "warn" function if callable(getattr(self.module, "warn", None)): for msg in warning_logs: self.module.warn(msg) else: kwargs["warnings"] = warning_logs stderr = "\n".join(debug_logs) + "\n" kwargs["stderr"] = stderr kwargs["_invocation"] = {"module_args": self.module.params} return kwargs def exit_json(self, connections, changed=False, **kwargs): kwargs["changed"] = changed self.module.exit_json(**self._complete_kwargs(connections, kwargs)) def fail_json( self, connections, msg, changed=False, warn_traceback=False, **kwargs ): if self.on_failure: self.on_failure() traceback_msg = None if warn_traceback: traceback_msg = "exception: %s" % (traceback.format_exc()) kwargs["msg"] = msg kwargs["changed"] = changed self.module.fail_json( **self._complete_kwargs(connections, kwargs, traceback_msg, fail=True) ) ############################################################################### class NmLogHandler(logging.Handler): def __init__(self, log_func, idx): self._log = log_func self._idx = idx super(NmLogHandler, self).__init__() def filter(self, record): return True def emit(self, record): self._log( self._idx, LogLevel.from_logging_level(record.levelno), record.getMessage() ) class Cmd(object): def __init__( self, run_env, connections_unvalidated, connection_validator, is_check_mode=False, ignore_errors=False, force_state_change=False, debug_flags="", ): self.run_env = run_env self.validate_one_type = None self._connections_unvalidated = connections_unvalidated self._connection_validator = connection_validator self._is_check_mode = is_check_mode self._ignore_errors = Util.boolean(ignore_errors) self._force_state_change = Util.boolean(force_state_change) self._connections = None self._connections_data = None self._check_mode = CheckMode.PREPARE self._is_changed_modified_system = False self._debug_flags = debug_flags def run_command(self, argv, encoding=None): return self.run_env.run_command(argv, encoding=encoding) @property def is_changed_modified_system(self): return self._is_changed_modified_system @property def connections(self): c = self._connections if c is None: try: c = self._connection_validator.validate(self._connections_unvalidated) except ValidationError as e: raise MyError("configuration error: %s" % (e)) self._connections = c return c @property def connections_data(self): c = self._connections_data if c is None: if self.check_mode not in [ CheckMode.DRY_RUN, CheckMode.PRE_RUN, CheckMode.REAL_RUN, ]: raise AssertionError( "invalid value {0} for self.check_mode".format(self.check_mode) ) c = [{"changed": False}] * len(self.connections) self._connections_data = c return c def connections_data_reset(self): for c in self.connections_data: c["changed"] = False def connections_data_set_changed(self, idx, changed=True): if self._check_mode not in [ CheckMode.PRE_RUN, CheckMode.DRY_RUN, CheckMode.REAL_RUN, ]: raise AssertionError( "invalid value {0} for self._check_mode".format(self._check_mode) ) if not changed: return self.connections_data[idx]["changed"] = changed if changed and self._check_mode in [CheckMode.DRY_RUN, CheckMode.REAL_RUN]: # we only do actual modifications during the REAL_RUN step. # And as a special exception, during the DRY_RUN step, which # is like REAL_RUN, except not not actually changing anything. self._is_changed_modified_system = True def log_debug(self, idx, msg): self.log(idx, LogLevel.DEBUG, msg) def log_info(self, idx, msg): self.log(idx, LogLevel.INFO, msg) def log_warn(self, idx, msg): self.log(idx, LogLevel.WARN, msg) def log_error(self, idx, msg, warn_traceback=False, force_fail=False): self.log( idx, LogLevel.ERROR, msg, warn_traceback=warn_traceback, force_fail=force_fail, ) def log_fatal(self, idx, msg, warn_traceback=False): self.log( idx, LogLevel.ERROR, msg, warn_traceback=warn_traceback, force_fail=True ) def log(self, idx, severity, msg, warn_traceback=False, force_fail=False): if len(self.connections) > idx: ignore_errors = self.connection_ignore_errors(self.connections[idx]) else: ignore_errors = self._ignore_errors self.run_env.log( self.connections, idx, severity, msg, is_changed=self.is_changed_modified_system, ignore_errors=ignore_errors, warn_traceback=warn_traceback, force_fail=force_fail, ) @staticmethod def create(provider, **kwargs): if provider == "nm": return Cmd_nm(**kwargs) elif provider == "initscripts": return Cmd_initscripts(**kwargs) raise MyError("unsupported provider %s" % (provider)) def connection_force_state_change(self, connection): v = connection["force_state_change"] if v is not None: return v return self._force_state_change def connection_ignore_errors(self, connection): v = connection["ignore_errors"] if v is not None: return v return self._ignore_errors def connection_modified_earlier(self, idx): # for index @idx, check if any of the previous profiles [0..idx[ # modify the connection. con = self.connections[idx] if con["state"] not in ["up", "down"]: raise AssertionError( "connection state {0} not 'up' or 'down'".format(con["state"]) ) # also check, if the current profile is 'up' with a 'type' (which # possibly modifies the connection as well) if ( con["state"] == "up" and "type" in con and self.connections_data[idx]["changed"] ): return True for i in reversed(range(idx)): c = self.connections[i] if "name" not in c: continue if c["name"] != con["name"]: continue c_state = c["state"] c_pstate = c["persistent_state"] if c_state == "up" and "type" not in c: pass elif c_state == "down": return True elif c_pstate == "absent": return True elif c_state == "up" or c_pstate == "present": if self.connections_data[idx]["changed"]: return True return False @property def check_mode(self): return self._check_mode def check_mode_next(self): if self._check_mode == CheckMode.PREPARE: if self._is_check_mode: c = CheckMode.DRY_RUN else: c = CheckMode.PRE_RUN elif self.check_mode == CheckMode.PRE_RUN: self.connections_data_reset() c = CheckMode.REAL_RUN elif self._check_mode != CheckMode.DONE: c = CheckMode.DONE else: raise AssertionError( "invalid value {0} for self._check_mode".format(self._check_mode) ) self._check_mode = c self.run_env.check_mode_set(c) return c def run(self): self.run_env.check_mode_set(CheckMode.PREPARE, self.connections) for idx, connection in enumerate(self.connections): try: self._connection_validator.validate_connection_one( self.validate_one_type, self.connections, idx ) except ValidationError as e: self.log_fatal(idx, str(e)) self.run_prepare() while self.check_mode_next() != CheckMode.DONE: if self.check_mode == CheckMode.REAL_RUN: self.log(0, LogLevel.INFO, "Starting transaction") self.start_transaction() self.log(0, LogLevel.INFO, "Started transaction") # Reasoning for this order: # For down/up profiles might need to be present, so do this first # Put profile down before removing it if necessary # To ensure up does not depend on anything that might be removed, # do it last for action in ("present", "down", "absent", "up"): for idx, connection in enumerate(self.connections): try: if action in connection["actions"]: if action == "absent": self.run_action_absent(idx) elif action == "present": self.run_action_present(idx) elif action == "up": self.run_action_up(idx) elif action == "down": self.run_action_down(idx) except Exception as error: if self.check_mode == CheckMode.REAL_RUN: self.log(idx, LogLevel.INFO, "Rolling back transaction") self.rollback_transaction(idx, action, error) self.log(0, LogLevel.INFO, "Rolled back transaction") raise if self.check_mode == CheckMode.REAL_RUN: self.log(0, LogLevel.INFO, "Finishing transaction") self.finish_transaction() self.log(0, LogLevel.INFO, "Finished transaction") def run_prepare(self): for idx, connection in enumerate(self.connections): if "type" in connection and connection["check_iface_exists"]: # when the profile is tied to a certain interface via # 'interface_name' and 'mac', check that such an interface # exists. # # This check has many flaws, as we don't check whether the # existing interface has the right device type. Also, there is # some ambiguity between the current MAC address and the # permanent MAC address. li_ifname = None if connection["interface_name"]: li_ifname = SysUtil.link_info_find(connection["interface_name"]) if not li_ifname: if connection["type"] == "ethernet": self.log_fatal( idx, "profile specifies interface_name '%s' but no such " "interface exists" % (connection["interface_name"]), ) elif connection["type"] == "infiniband": if connection["infiniband"]["p_key"] is None: self.log_fatal( idx, "profile specifies interface_name '%s' but no such " "infiniband interface exists" % (connection["interface_name"]), ) elif connection["mac"]: perm_address = li_ifname.get("perm-address", NULL_MAC) current_address = li_ifname.get("address", NULL_MAC) bond_port_perm_hwaddr = li_ifname.get( "bond-port-perm-hwaddr", NULL_MAC ) if (perm_address not in (NULL_MAC, connection["mac"])) or ( perm_address == NULL_MAC and connection["mac"] not in (current_address, bond_port_perm_hwaddr) ): self.log_fatal( idx, "profile specifies interface_name '%s' and mac '%s' " "but no such interface exists" % (connection["interface_name"], connection["mac"]), ) def start_transaction(self): """Hook before making changes""" def finish_transaction(self): """Hook for after all changes where made successfully""" def rollback_transaction(self, idx, action, error): """Hook if configuring a profile results in an error :param idx: Index of the connection that triggered the error :param action: Action that triggered the error :param error: The error :type idx: int :type action: str :type error: Exception """ self.log_warn( idx, "failure: %s (%s) [[%s]]" % (error, action, traceback.format_exc()) ) def on_failure(self): """Hook to do any cleanup on failure before exiting""" pass def run_action_absent(self, idx): raise NotImplementedError() def run_action_present(self, idx): raise NotImplementedError() def run_action_down(self, idx): raise NotImplementedError() def run_action_up(self, idx): raise NotImplementedError() ############################################################################### def version_to_tuple(version): """ Translates the dot-separated version string to a tuple :param version: The dot-separated version string :return: the version tuple """ version_list = version.split(".") version_tuple = tuple(map(int, version_list)) return version_tuple class Cmd_nm(Cmd): def __init__(self, **kwargs): Cmd.__init__(self, **kwargs) self._nmutil = None self.validate_one_type = ArgValidator_ListConnections.VALIDATE_ONE_MODE_NM self._checkpoint = None # pylint: disable=import-error, no-name-in-module from ansible.module_utils.network_lsr.nm import provider # noqa:E501 # pylint: enable=import-error, no-name-in-module self._nm_provider = provider.NetworkManagerProvider() @property def nmutil(self): if self._nmutil is None: try: nmclient = Util.NM().Client.new(None) except Exception as e: raise MyError("failure loading libnm library: %s" % (e)) self._nmutil = NMUtil(nmclient) return self._nmutil def run_prepare(self): Cmd.run_prepare(self) names = {} for idx, connection in enumerate(self.connections): self._check_ethtool_setting_support(idx, connection) if connection.get("ip", {}): for route in connection["ip"]["route"]: if route["type"]: # The special route type prohibit, blackhole and unreachable # are only supported in NM since version 1.36.0 nm_client_version = self._nm_provider.get_client_version() if version_to_tuple(nm_client_version) < (1, 36, 0): self.log_fatal( idx, "route type {0} is only supported in NM since 1.36.0 " "but the NM client version is {1}".format( route["type"], nm_client_version, ), ) name = connection["name"] if not name: if not connection["persistent_state"] == "absent": raise AssertionError( "persistent_state must be 'absent' not {0} when there is no connection 'name'".format( connection["persistent_state"] ) ) continue if name in names: exists = names[name]["nm.exists"] uuid = names[name]["nm.uuid"] else: c = Util.first(self.nmutil.connection_list(name=name)) exists = c is not None if c is not None: uuid = c.get_uuid() else: uuid = Util.create_uuid() names[name] = {"nm.exists": exists, "nm.uuid": uuid} connection["nm.exists"] = exists connection["nm.uuid"] = uuid def start_transaction(self): Cmd.start_transaction(self) if "disable-checkpoints" in self._debug_flags: pass else: self._checkpoint = self.nmutil.create_checkpoint( len(self.connections) * DEFAULT_ACTIVATION_TIMEOUT ) # On NetworkManger 1.18, If user switch from initscripts provider where # NM_CONTROLLED=no defined in ifcfg-ethX file, NetworkManager daemon will treat # that interface as strictly unmanaged, even the follow up deletion of # ifcfg-ethX file cannot change the NetworManager's unmanaged state of this # interface. This will prevent any follow up "nm" provider action on this # interface. To solve that, we instruct NetworkManager to reload the # configuration. if self._nm_provider.get_client_version().startswith("1.18."): self._nm_provider.reload_configuration() def rollback_transaction(self, idx, action, error): Cmd.rollback_transaction(self, idx, action, error) self.on_failure() def finish_transaction(self): Cmd.finish_transaction(self) if self._checkpoint: try: self.nmutil.destroy_checkpoint(self._checkpoint) finally: self._checkpoint = None def on_failure(self): if self._checkpoint: try: self.nmutil.rollback_checkpoint(self._checkpoint) finally: self._checkpoint = None def _check_ethtool_setting_support(self, idx, connection): """Check if SettingEthtool support is needed and available If any ethtool setting is specified, the SettingEthtool setting needs to be available. Also NM needs to know about each specified setting. Do not check if NM knows about any defaults """ NM = Util.NM() # If the profile is not completely specified, for example if only the # runtime change is specified, the ethtool subtree might be missing. # Then no checks are required. if "ethtool" not in connection: return ethtool_dict = { "features": nm_provider.get_nm_ethtool_feature, "coalesce": nm_provider.get_nm_ethtool_coalesce, "ring": nm_provider.get_nm_ethtool_ring, } for ethtool_key, nm_get_name_fcnt in ethtool_dict.items(): ethtool_settings = connection["ethtool"][ethtool_key] specified = dict( [(k, v) for k, v in ethtool_settings.items() if v is not None] ) if specified and not hasattr(NM, "SettingEthtool"): self.log_fatal( idx, "ethtool.%s specified but not supported by NM", specified ) for option in specified.keys(): nm_name = nm_get_name_fcnt(option) if not nm_name: self.log_fatal( idx, "ethtool %s setting %s specified " "but not supported by NM" % (ethtool_key, option), ) def run_action_absent(self, idx): name = self.connections[idx]["name"] profile_uuids = set() if name: kept_profiles = [] else: # Delete all profiles except explicitly included kept_profiles = ArgUtil.connection_get_non_absent_names(self.connections) # Keep loopback device too. Deleting it would trigger a 'changed' state # every time the playbook is run as the device is recreated kept_profiles.add("lo") for nm_profile in self._nm_provider.get_connections(): if name and nm_profile.get_id() != name: continue if nm_profile.get_id() not in kept_profiles: profile_uuids.add(nm_profile.get_uuid()) if not profile_uuids: self.log_info(idx, "no connection matches '%s' to delete" % (name)) return logger = logging.getLogger() log_handler = NmLogHandler(self.log, idx) logger.addHandler(log_handler) timeout = self.connections[idx].get("wait") changed = False for profile_uuid in profile_uuids: changed |= self._nm_provider.volatilize_connection_by_uuid( profile_uuid, DEFAULT_TIMEOUT if timeout is None else timeout, self.check_mode != CheckMode.REAL_RUN, ) if changed: self.connections_data_set_changed(idx) logger.removeHandler(log_handler) def run_action_present(self, idx): connection = self.connections[idx] con_cur = Util.first( self.nmutil.connection_list( name=connection["name"], uuid=connection["nm.uuid"] ) ) if not connection.get("type"): # if the type is not specified, just check that the connection was # found if not con_cur: self.log_error( idx, "Connection not found on system and 'type' not specified" ) return con_new = self.nmutil.connection_create(self.connections, idx, con_cur) if con_cur is None: self.log_info( idx, "add connection %s, %s" % (connection["name"], connection["nm.uuid"]), ) self.connections_data_set_changed(idx) if self.check_mode == CheckMode.REAL_RUN: try: con_cur = self.nmutil.connection_add(con_new) except MyError as e: self.log_error(idx, "adding connection failed: %s" % (e)) elif not self.nmutil.connection_compare(con_cur, con_new, normalize_a=True): self.log_info( idx, "update connection %s, %s" % (con_cur.get_id(), con_cur.get_uuid()) ) self.connections_data_set_changed(idx) if self.check_mode == CheckMode.REAL_RUN: try: self.nmutil.connection_update(con_cur, con_new) except MyError as e: self.log_error(idx, "updating connection failed: %s" % (e)) else: self.log_info( idx, "connection %s, %s already up to date" % (con_cur.get_id(), con_cur.get_uuid()), ) if ( self.check_mode == CheckMode.REAL_RUN and connection["ieee802_1x"] is not None and connection["ieee802_1x"].get("ca_path") ): # It seems that NM on Fedora 31 # (NetworkManager-1.20.4-1.fc31.x86_64) does need some time so that # the D-Bus information is actually up-to-date. time.sleep(0.1) Util.GMainLoop_iterate_all() updated_connection = Util.first( self.nmutil.connection_list( name=connection["name"], uuid=connection["nm.uuid"] ) ) ca_path = updated_connection.get_setting_802_1x().props.ca_path if not ca_path: self.log_fatal( idx, "ieee802_1x.ca_path specified but not supported by " "NetworkManager. Please update NetworkManager or use " "ieee802_1x.ca_cert.", ) if con_cur is not None: self._remove_duplicate_profile(idx, con_cur, connection.get("timeout")) def _remove_duplicate_profile(self, idx, cur_nm_profile, timeout): logger = logging.getLogger() log_handler = NmLogHandler(self.log, idx) logger.addHandler(log_handler) for nm_profile in self._nm_provider.get_connections(): if ( nm_profile.get_id() == cur_nm_profile.get_id() and nm_profile.get_uuid() != cur_nm_profile.get_uuid() ): if self.check_mode == CheckMode.REAL_RUN: self._nm_provider.volatilize_connection_by_uuid( uuid=nm_profile.get_uuid(), timeout=(DEFAULT_TIMEOUT if timeout is None else timeout), check_mode=True, ) self.connections_data_set_changed(idx) logger.removeHandler(log_handler) def run_action_up(self, idx): connection = self.connections[idx] con = Util.first( self.nmutil.connection_list( name=connection["name"], uuid=connection["nm.uuid"] ) ) if not con: if self.check_mode == CheckMode.REAL_RUN: self.log_error( idx, "up connection %s, %s failed: no connection" % (connection["name"], connection["nm.uuid"]), ) else: self.log_info( idx, "up connection %s, %s" % (connection["name"], connection["nm.uuid"]), ) return is_active = self.nmutil.connection_is_active(con) is_modified = self.connection_modified_earlier(idx) force_state_change = self.connection_force_state_change(connection) if is_active and not force_state_change and not is_modified: self.log_info( idx, "up connection %s, %s skipped because already active" % (con.get_id(), con.get_uuid()), ) return self.log_info( idx, "up connection %s, %s (%s)" % ( con.get_id(), con.get_uuid(), ( "not-active" if not is_active else "is-modified" if is_modified else "force-state-change" ), ), ) self.connections_data_set_changed(idx) if self.check_mode == CheckMode.REAL_RUN: if self._try_reapply(idx, con): return try: ac = self.nmutil.connection_activate(con) except MyError as e: self.log_error(idx, "up connection failed: %s" % (e)) wait_time = connection["wait"] if wait_time is None: wait_time = DEFAULT_ACTIVATION_TIMEOUT try: self.nmutil.connection_activate_wait(ac, wait_time) except MyError as e: self.log_error(idx, "up connection failed while waiting: %s" % (e)) def _try_reapply(self, idx, con): """Try to reapply a connection If there is exactly one active connection with the same UUID activated on exactly one device, ask the device to reapply the connection. :returns: `True`, when the connection was reapplied, `False` otherwise :rtype: bool """ NM = Util.NM() acons = list(self.nmutil.active_connection_list(connections=[con])) if len(acons) != 1: return False active_connection = acons[0] if active_connection.get_state() == NM.ActiveConnectionState.ACTIVATED: devices = active_connection.get_devices() if len(devices) == 1: try: self.nmutil.reapply(devices[0]) self.log_info(idx, "connection reapplied") return True except MyError as error: self.log_info(idx, "connection reapply failed: %s" % (error)) return False def run_action_down(self, idx): connection = self.connections[idx] logger = logging.getLogger() log_handler = NmLogHandler(self.log, idx) logger.addHandler(log_handler) timeout = connection["wait"] if self._nm_provider.deactivate_connection( connection["name"], 10 if timeout is None else timeout, self.check_mode != CheckMode.REAL_RUN, ): self.connections_data_set_changed(idx) logger.removeHandler(log_handler) ############################################################################### class Cmd_initscripts(Cmd): def __init__(self, **kwargs): Cmd.__init__(self, **kwargs) self.validate_one_type = ( ArgValidator_ListConnections.VALIDATE_ONE_MODE_INITSCRIPTS ) def run_prepare(self): Cmd.run_prepare(self) for idx, connection in enumerate(self.connections): if connection.get("type") in ["macvlan"]: self.log_fatal( idx, "unsupported type %s for initscripts provider" % (connection["type"]), ) def check_name(self, idx, name=None): if name is None: name = self.connections[idx]["name"] try: f = IfcfgUtil.ifcfg_path(name) except MyError: self.log_error(idx, "invalid name %s for connection" % (name)) return None return f def forget_nm_connection(self, path): """ Forget a NetworkManager connection by loading the path of the deleted profile. This inverts the effect of loading a profile with `NM_CONTROLLED=no` earlier, which made NetworkManager ignore the device. This does not use the Python libnm bindings because they might not be present on the system, since the module is currently operating for the initscripts provider. If it fails, assume that NetworkManager is not present and did not save any state about the corresponding interface. """ try: # run_command returns rc, stdout, and stderr but we don't need them _rc, _stdout, _stderr = self.run_env.run_command( [ "busctl", "--system", "call", "org.freedesktop.NetworkManager", "/org/freedesktop/NetworkManager/Settings", "org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.Settings", "LoadConnections", "as", "1", path, ], ) self.log_info( 0, "forget_nm_connection: rc=%d, stdout='%s', stderr='%s'" % (_rc, _stdout, _stderr), ) except Exception: self.log_error( 0, "forget_nm_connection: exception: %s" % (traceback.format_exc()), ) pass def run_action_absent(self, idx): n = self.connections[idx]["name"] name = n if not name: names = [] black_list_names = ArgUtil.connection_get_non_absent_names(self.connections) for f in os.listdir("/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts"): if not f.startswith("ifcfg-"): continue name = f[6:] if name in black_list_names: continue if name == "lo": continue names.append(name) else: if not self.check_name(idx): return names = [name] changed = False for name in names: for path in IfcfgUtil.ifcfg_paths(name): if not os.path.isfile(path): continue changed = True self.log_info(idx, "delete ifcfg-rh file '%s'" % (path)) self.connections_data_set_changed(idx) if self.check_mode == CheckMode.REAL_RUN: try: os.unlink(path) self.forget_nm_connection(path) except Exception as e: self.log_error( idx, "delete ifcfg-rh file '%s' failed: %s" % (path, e) ) if not changed: self.log_info( idx, "delete ifcfg-rh files for %s (no files present)" % ("'" + n + "'" if n else "*"), ) def run_action_present(self, idx): if not self.check_name(idx): return connection = self.connections[idx] name = connection["name"] old_content = IfcfgUtil.content_from_file(name) if not connection.get("type"): # if the type is not specified, just check that the connection was # found if not old_content.get("ifcfg"): self.log_error( idx, "Connection not found on system and 'type' not present" ) return ifcfg_all = IfcfgUtil.ifcfg_create( self.connections, idx, lambda msg: self.log_warn(idx, msg), old_content ) new_content = IfcfgUtil.content_from_dict( ifcfg_all, header=self.run_env.ifcfg_header ) if old_content == new_content: self.log_info(idx, "ifcfg-rh profile '%s' already up to date" % (name)) return op = "add" if (old_content["ifcfg"] is None) else "update" self.log_info(idx, "%s ifcfg-rh profile '%s'" % (op, name)) self.connections_data_set_changed(idx) if self.check_mode == CheckMode.REAL_RUN: try: IfcfgUtil.content_to_file(name, new_content) except MyError as e: self.log_error( idx, "%s ifcfg-rh profile '%s' failed: %s" % (op, name, e) ) def _run_action_updown(self, idx, do_up): if not self.check_name(idx): return connection = self.connections[idx] name = connection["name"] if connection["wait"] is not None: # initscripts don't support wait, they always block until the ifup/ifdown # command completes. Silently ignore the argument. pass path = IfcfgUtil.ifcfg_path(name) if not os.path.isfile(path): if ( self.check_mode == CheckMode.REAL_RUN and connection.get(PERSISTENT_STATE) != ABSENT_STATE ): self.log_error(idx, "ifcfg file '%s' does not exist" % (path)) else: if self.check_mode != CheckMode.REAL_RUN: in_checkmode = " in check mode" else: in_checkmode = "" self.log_info( idx, "ifcfg file '%s' does not exist%s" % (path, in_checkmode) ) return is_active = IfcfgUtil.connection_seems_active(name, self.run_env) is_modified = self.connection_modified_earlier(idx) force_state_change = self.connection_force_state_change(connection) if do_up: if is_active is True and not force_state_change and not is_modified: self.log_info( idx, "up connection %s skipped because already active" % (name) ) return self.log_info( idx, "up connection %s (%s)" % ( name, ( "not-active" if is_active is not True else "is-modified" if is_modified else "force-state-change" ), ), ) cmd = "ifup" else: if is_active is False and not force_state_change: self.log_info( idx, "down connection %s skipped because not active" % (name) ) return self.log_info( idx, "up connection %s (%s)" % (name, "active" if is_active is not False else "force-state-change"), ) cmd = "ifdown" self.connections_data_set_changed(idx) if self.check_mode == CheckMode.REAL_RUN: rc, out, err = self.run_env.run_command([cmd, name]) self.log_info( idx, "call '%s %s': rc=%d, out='%s', err='%s'" % (cmd, name, rc, out, err), ) if rc != 0: self.log_error( idx, "call '%s %s' failed with exit status %d" % (cmd, name, rc) ) def run_action_up(self, idx): self._run_action_updown(idx, True) def run_action_down(self, idx): self._run_action_updown(idx, False) ############################################################################### def main(): connections = None cmd = None run_env_ansible = RunEnvironmentAnsible() try: params = run_env_ansible.module.params cmd = Cmd.create( params["provider"], run_env=run_env_ansible, connections_unvalidated=params["connections"], connection_validator=ArgValidator_ListConnections(), is_check_mode=run_env_ansible.module.check_mode, ignore_errors=params["ignore_errors"], force_state_change=params["force_state_change"], debug_flags=params["__debug_flags"], ) connections = cmd.connections run_env_ansible.on_failure = cmd.on_failure cmd.run() except Exception as e: run_env_ansible.fail_json( connections, "fatal error: %s" % (e), changed=(cmd is not None and cmd.is_changed_modified_system), warn_traceback=not isinstance(e, MyError), ) cmd.log(0, LogLevel.INFO, "Exiting") run_env_ansible.exit_json( connections, changed=(cmd is not None and cmd.is_changed_modified_system) ) if __name__ == "__main__": main()