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self._check_stmt = self._curs().prepare("select redirect_url, regexp from site_rule where site <@ tripdomain($1) and netmask >> $2::text::inet order by array_length(site, 1) desc")
def _curs(self):
if not self._db:
config.section('database')
self._db = postgresql.open(
'pq://{0}:{1}@{2}/{3}'.format(
config['user'],
config['password'],
config['host'],
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def _curs(self):
if not self._db:
config.section('database')
self._db = postgresql.open(
'pq://{}:{}@{}/{}'.format(
config['user'],
config['password'],
config['host'],
config['database'],
) )
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self._lock.acquire()
self._lock_queue.acquire()
# yes this should be written this way, and yes, this is why I hate threading
if len(self._queue) > 1 and self._lock.locked():
self._lock.release()
req = self._queue.pop(0)
self._lock_queue.release()
self._log.info('trying %s\n'%req[1])
result = self._db.check(req[2], req[1])
for row in result:
if row != None and row[0] != None:
if row[1] != None:
self._log.info('trying regexp "{0}" versus "{1}"\n'.format(row[1], req[3]))
if re.compile(row[1]).match(req[3]):
writeline('%s 302:%s\n'%(req[0], row[0]))
break
else:
continue
else:
writeline('%s 302:%s\n'%(req[0], row[0]))
break
writeline('%s -\n'%req[0])
def check(self, line):
request = re.compile('^([0-9]+)\ (http|ftp):\/\/([-\w.:]+)\/([^ ]*)\ ([0-9.]+)\/(-|[\w\.]+)\ (-|\w+)\ (-|GET|HEAD|POST).*$').match(line)
if request:
id = request.group(1)
site = request.group(3)
url_path = request.group(4)
ip_address = request.group(5)
self._lock_queue.acquire()
self._queue.append((id, site, ip_address, url_path))
if self._lock.locked():
self._lock.release()
self._lock_queue.release()
self._log.info('request %s queued (%s)\n'%(id, line))
else:
self._log.info('bad request\n')
writeline(line)
def writeline(string):
log.info('sending: %s'%string)
sys.stdout.write(string)
sys.stdout.flush()
class Config:
__slots__ = frozenset(['_config', '_section'])
def __init__(self):
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self._lock_queue.acquire()
# yes this should be written this way, and yes, this is why I hate threading
if len(self._queue) > 1 and self._lock.locked():
self._lock.release()
req = self._queue.pop(0)
self._lock_queue.release()
self._log.info('trying {}\n'.format(req[1]))
result = self._db.check(req[2], req[1])
for row in result:
if row != None and row[0] != None:
if row[1] != None:
self._log.info('trying regexp "{}" versus "{}"\n'.format(row[1], req[3]))
if re.compile(row[1]).match(req[3]):
writeline('{} 302:{}\n'.format(req[0], row[0]))
break
else:
continue
else:
writeline('{} 302:{}\n'.format(req[0], row[0]))
break
writeline('{} {}://{}/{}\n'.format(req[0], req[4], req[1], req[3]))
def check(self, line):
request = re.compile('^([0-9]+)\ (http|ftp):\/\/([-\w.:]+)\/([^ ]*)\ ([0-9.]+)\/(-|[\w\.]+)\ (-|\w+)\ (-|GET|HEAD|POST).*$').match(line)
if request:
id = request.group(1)
proto = request.group(2)
site = request.group(3)
url_path = request.group(4)
ip_address = request.group(5)
self._lock_queue.acquire()
self._queue.append((id, site, ip_address, url_path, proto))
if self._lock.locked():
self._lock.release()
self._lock_queue.release()
self._log.info('request {} queued ({})\n'.format(id, line))
else:
self._log.info('bad request\n')
writeline(line)
def writeline(string):
log.info('sending: ' + string)
sys.stdout.write(string)
sys.stdout.flush()
class Config:
__slots__ = frozenset(['_config', '_section'])
def __init__(self):
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