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""" SASL transports for Thrift. """

import sys

from cStringIO import StringIO
from thrift.transport import TTransport
from thrift.transport.TTransport import *
from thrift.protocol import TBinaryProtocol
try:
  import saslwrapper as sasl
except ImportError:
  import sasl
import struct

class TSaslClientTransport(TTransportBase, CReadableTransport):
  START = 1
  OK = 2
  BAD = 3
  ERROR = 4
  COMPLETE = 5

  def __init__(self, sasl_client_factory, mechanism, trans):
    """
    @param sasl_client_factory: a callable that returns a new sasl.Client object
    @param mechanism: the SASL mechanism (e.g. "GSSAPI")
    @param trans: the underlying transport over which to communicate.
    """
    self._trans = trans
    self.sasl_client_factory = sasl_client_factory
    self.sasl = None
    self.mechanism = mechanism
    self.__wbuf = StringIO()
    self.__rbuf = StringIO()
    self.opened = False
    self.encode = None

  def isOpen(self):
    return self._trans.isOpen()

  def open(self):
    if not self._trans.isOpen():
      self._trans.open()

    if self.sasl is not None:
      raise TTransportException(
        type=TTransportException.NOT_OPEN,
        message="Already open!")
    self.sasl = self.sasl_client_factory()

    ret, chosen_mech, initial_response = self.sasl.start(self.mechanism)
    if not ret:
      raise TTransportException(type=TTransportException.NOT_OPEN,
        message=("Could not start SASL: %s" % self.sasl.getError()))

    # Send initial response
    self._send_message(self.START, chosen_mech)
    self._send_message(self.OK, initial_response)

    # SASL negotiation loop
    while True:
      status, payload = self._recv_sasl_message()
      if status not in (self.OK, self.COMPLETE):
        raise TTransportException(type=TTransportException.NOT_OPEN,
          message=("Bad status: %d (%s)" % (status, payload)))
      if status == self.COMPLETE:
        break
      ret, response = self.sasl.step(payload)
      if not ret:
        raise TTransportException(type=TTransportException.NOT_OPEN,
          message=("Bad SASL result: %s" % (self.sasl.getError())))
      self._send_message(self.OK, response)

  def _send_message(self, status, body):
    header = struct.pack(">BI", status, len(body))
    self._trans.write(header + body)
    self._trans.flush()

  def _recv_sasl_message(self):
    header = self._trans.readAll(5)
    status, length = struct.unpack(">BI", header)
    if length > 0:
      payload = self._trans.readAll(length)
    else:
      payload = ""
    return status, payload

  def write(self, data):
    self.__wbuf.write(data)

  def flush(self):
    buffer = self.__wbuf.getvalue()
    # The first time we flush data, we send it to sasl.encode()
    # If the length doesn't change, then we must be using a QOP
    # of auth and we should no longer call sasl.encode(), otherwise
    # we encode every time.
    if self.encode == None:
      success, encoded = self.sasl.encode(buffer)
      if not success:
        raise TTransportException(type=TTransportException.UNKNOWN,
                                  message=self.sasl.getError())
      if (len(encoded)==len(buffer)):
        self.encode = False
        self._flushPlain(buffer)
      else:
        self.encode = True
        self._trans.write(encoded)
    elif self.encode:
      self._flushEncoded(buffer)
    else:
      self._flushPlain(buffer)

    self._trans.flush()
    self.__wbuf = StringIO()

  def _flushEncoded(self, buffer):
    # sasl.ecnode() does the encoding and adds the length header, so nothing
    # to do but call it and write the result.
    success, encoded = self.sasl.encode(buffer)
    if not success:
      raise TTransportException(type=TTransportException.UNKNOWN,
                                message=self.sasl.getError())
    self._trans.write(encoded)

  def _flushPlain(self, buffer):
    # When we have QOP of auth, sasl.encode() will pass the input to the output
    # but won't put a length header, so we have to do that.

    # Note stolen from TFramedTransport:
    # N.B.: Doing this string concatenation is WAY cheaper than making
    # two separate calls to the underlying socket object. Socket writes in
    # Python turn out to be REALLY expensive, but it seems to do a pretty
    # good job of managing string buffer operations without excessive copies
    self._trans.write(struct.pack(">I", len(buffer)) + buffer)

  def read(self, sz):
    ret = self.__rbuf.read(sz)
    if len(ret) != 0:
      return ret

    self._read_frame()
    return self.__rbuf.read(sz)

  def _read_frame(self):
    header = self._trans.readAll(4)
    (length,) = struct.unpack(">I", header)
    if self.encode:
      # If the frames are encoded (i.e. you're using a QOP of auth-int or
      # auth-conf), then make sure to include the header in the bytes you send to
      # sasl.decode()
      encoded = header + self._trans.readAll(length)
      success, decoded = self.sasl.decode(encoded)
      if not success:
        raise TTransportException(type=TTransportException.UNKNOWN,
                                  message=self.sasl.getError())
    else:
      # If the frames are not encoded, just pass it through
      decoded = self._trans.readAll(length)
    self.__rbuf = StringIO(decoded)

  def close(self):
    self._trans.close()
    self.sasl = None

  # Implement the CReadableTransport interface.
  # Stolen shamelessly from TFramedTransport
  @property
  def cstringio_buf(self):
    return self.__rbuf

  def cstringio_refill(self, prefix, reqlen):
    # self.__rbuf will already be empty here because fastbinary doesn't
    # ask for a refill until the previous buffer is empty.  Therefore,
    # we can start reading new frames immediately.
    while len(prefix) < reqlen:
      self._read_frame()
      prefix += self.__rbuf.getvalue()
    self.__rbuf = StringIO(prefix)
    return self.__rbuf