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import itertools

import os

import urllib

import pkg.actions as actions

import pkg.client.api as api

import pkg.flavor.base as base

import pkg.flavor.elf as elf_dep

import pkg.flavor.hardlink as hardlink

import pkg.flavor.script as script

import pkg.flavor.smf_manifest as smf_manifest

import pkg.fmri as fmri

import pkg.manifest as manifest

import pkg.portable as portable

import pkg.variant as variants

paths_prefix = "%s.path" % base.Dependency.DEPEND_DEBUG_PREFIX

files_prefix = "%s.file" % base.Dependency.DEPEND_DEBUG_PREFIX

class DependencyError(Exception):

        """The parent class for all dependency exceptions."""

        pass

class MultiplePackagesPathError(DependencyError):

        """This exception is used when a file dependency has paths which

        cause two packages to deliver files which fulfill the dependency."""

        def __init__(self, res, source):

                self.res = res

                self.source = source

        def __str__(self):

                return _("The file dependency %s has paths which resolve "

                    "to multiple packages. The actions are as follows:\n%s" %

                    (self.source, "\n".join(["\t%s" % a for a in self.res])))

class AmbiguousPathError(DependencyError):

        """This exception is used when multiple packages deliver a path which

        is depended upon."""

        def __init__(self, pkgs, source):

                self.pkgs = pkgs

                self.source = source

        def __str__(self):

                return _("The file dependency %s depends on a path delivered "

                    "by multiple packages. Those packages are:%s" %

                    (self.source, " ".join([str(p) for p in self.pkgs])))

class UnresolvedDependencyError(DependencyError):

        """This exception is used when no package delivers a file which is

        depended upon."""

        def __init__(self, pth, file_dep, pvars):

                self.path = pth

                self.file_dep = file_dep

                self.pvars = pvars

        def __str__(self):

                return _("%s has unresolved dependency '%s' under the "

                    "following combinations of variants:\n%s") % \

                    (self.path, self.file_dep,

                    "\n".join([

                        " ".join([("%s:%s" % (name, val)) for name, val in grp])

                        for grp in self.pvars.get_unsatisfied().groups()

                    ]))

def list_implicit_deps(file_path, proto_dirs, dyn_tok_conv, kernel_paths,

    remove_internal_deps=True):

        """Given the manifest provided in file_path, use the known dependency

        generators to produce a list of dependencies the files delivered by

        the manifest have.

        'file_path' is the path to the manifest for the package.

        'proto_dirs' is a list of paths to proto areas which hold the files that

        will be delivered by the package.

        'dyn_tok_conv' is the dictionary which maps the dynamic tokens, like

        $PLATFORM, to the values they should be expanded to.

        'kernel_paths' contains the run paths which kernel modules should use.

        """

        m, missing_manf_files = __make_manifest(file_path, proto_dirs)

        pkg_vars = m.get_all_variants()

        deps, elist, missing, pkg_attrs = list_implicit_deps_for_manifest(m,

            proto_dirs, pkg_vars, dyn_tok_conv, kernel_paths)

        if remove_internal_deps:

                deps = resolve_internal_deps(deps, m, proto_dirs, pkg_vars)

        return deps, missing_manf_files + elist, missing, pkg_attrs

def resolve_internal_deps(deps, mfst, proto_dirs, pkg_vars):

        """Given a list of dependencies, remove those which are satisfied by

        others delivered by the same package.

        'deps' is a list of Dependency objects.

        'mfst' is the Manifest of the package that delivered the dependencies

        found in deps.

        'proto_dir' is the path to the proto area which holds the files that

        will be delivered by the package.

        'pkg_vars' are the variants that this package was published against."""

        res = []

        delivered = {}

        delivered_bn = {}

        for a in mfst.gen_actions_by_type("file"):

                pvars = variants.VariantSets(a.get_variants())

                if not pvars:

                        pvars = pkg_vars

                else:

                        pvars.merge_unknown(pkg_vars)

                p = a.attrs["path"]

                delivered.setdefault(p, variants.VariantSets()).merge(pvars)

                p = os.path.join(a.attrs[portable.PD_PROTO_DIR], p)

                np = os.path.normpath(p)

                rp = os.path.realpath(p)

                # adding the normalized path

                delivered.setdefault(np, variants.VariantSets()).merge(pvars)

                # adding the real path

                delivered.setdefault(rp, variants.VariantSets()).merge(pvars)

                bn = os.path.basename(p)

                delivered_bn.setdefault(bn, variants.VariantSets()).merge(pvars)

        for d in deps:

                etype, pvars = d.resolve_internal(delivered_files=delivered,

                    delivered_base_names=delivered_bn)

                if etype is None:

                        continue

                d.dep_vars = pvars

                res.append(d)

        return res

def no_such_file(action, **kwargs):

        """Function to handle dispatch of files not found on the system."""

        return [], [base.MissingFile(action.attrs["path"])], {}

# Dictionary which maps codes from portable.get_file_type to the functions which

# find dependencies for those types of files.

dispatch_dict = {

    portable.ELF: elf_dep.process_elf_dependencies,

    portable.EXEC: script.process_script_deps,

    portable.SMF_MANIFEST: smf_manifest.process_smf_manifest_deps,

    portable.UNFOUND: no_such_file

}

def list_implicit_deps_for_manifest(mfst, proto_dirs, pkg_vars, dyn_tok_conv,

    kernel_paths):

        """For a manifest, produce the list of dependencies generated by the

        files it installs.

        'mfst' is the Manifest of the package that delivered the dependencies

        found in deps.

        'proto_dirs' are the paths to the proto areas which hold the files that

        will be delivered by the package.

        'pkg_vars' are the variants that this package was published against.

        'dyn_tok_conv' is the dictionary which maps the dynamic tokens, like

        $PLATFORM, to the values they should be expanded to.

        'kernel_paths' contains the run paths which kernel modules should use.

        Returns a tuple of three lists.

        'deps' is a list of dependencies found for the given Manifest.

        'elist' is a list of errors encountered while finding dependencies.

        'missing' is a dictionary mapping a file type that isn't recognized by

        portable.get_file_type to a file which produced that filetype.

        'pkg_attrs' is a dictionary containing metadata that was gathered

        during dependency analysis. Typically these would get turned into

        AttributeActions for that package. """

        deps = []

        elist = []

        missing = {}

        pkg_attrs = {}

        act_list = list(mfst.gen_actions_by_type("file"))

        file_types = portable.get_file_type(act_list)

        for i, file_type in enumerate(file_types):

                a = act_list[i]

                try:

                        func = dispatch_dict[file_type]

                except KeyError:

                        if file_type not in missing:

                                missing[file_type] = \

                                    a.attrs[portable.PD_LOCAL_PATH]

                else:

                        try:

                                ds, errs, attrs = func(action=a,

                                    pkg_vars=pkg_vars,

                                    dyn_tok_conv=dyn_tok_conv,

                                    kernel_paths=kernel_paths)

                                deps.extend(ds)

                                elist.extend(errs)

                                __update_pkg_attrs(pkg_attrs, attrs)

                        except base.DependencyAnalysisError, e:

                                elist.append(e)

        for a in mfst.gen_actions_by_type("hardlink"):

                deps.extend(hardlink.process_hardlink_deps(a, pkg_vars))

        return deps, elist, missing, pkg_attrs

def __update_pkg_attrs(pkg_attrs, new_attrs):

        """Update the pkg_attrs dictionary with the contents of new_attrs."""

        for key in new_attrs:

                pkg_attrs.setdefault(key, []).extend(new_attrs[key])

def __make_manifest(fp, basedirs=None, load_data=True):

        """Given the file path, 'fp', return a Manifest for that path."""

        m = manifest.Manifest()

        fh = open(fp, "rb")

        acts = []

        missing_files = []

        accumulate = ""

        for l in fh:

                l = l.strip()

                if l.endswith("\\"):

                        accumulate += l[0:-1]

                        continue

                elif accumulate:

                        l = accumulate + l

                        accumulate = ""

                if not l or l[0] == '#':

                        continue

                try:

                        a, local_path, used_bd = actions.internalizestr(l,

                            basedirs=basedirs,

                            load_data=load_data)

                        if local_path:

                                assert portable.PD_LOCAL_PATH not in a.attrs

                                a.attrs[portable.PD_LOCAL_PATH] = local_path

                                a.attrs[portable.PD_PROTO_DIR] = used_bd

                                a.attrs[portable.PD_PROTO_DIR_LIST] = basedirs

                        acts.append(a)

                except actions.ActionDataError, e:

                        new_a, local_path, used_bd = actions.internalizestr(

                            l, basedirs=basedirs, load_data=False)

                        if new_a.name == "license":

                                acts.append(new_a)

                        else:

                                path = e.path

                                # If the path was not set, then parse the

                                # action, without trying to load the data and

                                # use the path defined in the action.

                                if not path:

                                        path = new_a.attrs["path"]

                                missing_files.append(base.MissingFile(path))

        fh.close()

        return m, missing_files

def choose_name(fp, mfst):

        """Find the package name for this manifest. If it's defined in a set

        action in the manifest, use that. Otherwise use the basename of the

        path to the manifest as the name.

        'fp' is the path to the file for the manifest.

        'mfst' is the Manifest object."""

        if mfst is None:

                return urllib.unquote(os.path.basename(fp))

        name = mfst.get("pkg.fmri", mfst.get("fmri", None))

        if name is not None:

                return name

        return urllib.unquote(os.path.basename(fp))

def helper(lst, file_dep, dep_vars, orig_dep_vars):

        """Creates the depend actions from lst for the dependency and determines

        which variants have been accounted for.

        'lst' is a list of fmri, variants pairs. The fmri a package which can

        satisfy the dependency. The variants are the variants under which it

        satisfies the dependency.

        'file_dep' is the dependency that needs to be satisfied.

        'dep_vars' is the variants under which 'file_dep' has not yet been

        satisfied.

        'orig_dep_vars' is the original set of variants under which the

        dependency must be satisfied."""

        res = []

        vars = []

        errs = set()

        for pfmri, delivered_vars in lst:

                # If the pfmri package isn't present under any of the variants

                # where the dependency is, skip it.

                if not orig_dep_vars.intersects(delivered_vars):

                        continue

                for found_vars, found_fmri in vars:

                        # Because we don't have the concept of one-of

                        # dependencies, depending on a file which is delivered

                        # in multiple packages under a set of variants

                        # prevents automatic resolution of dependencies.

                        if found_fmri != pfmri and \

                            (delivered_vars.intersects(found_vars) or

                            found_vars.intersects(delivered_vars)):

                                errs.add(found_fmri)

                                errs.add(pfmri)

                # Find the variants under which pfmri is relevant.

                action_vars = orig_dep_vars.intersection(delivered_vars)

                # Mark the variants as satisfied so it's possible to know if

                # all variant combinations have been covered.

                dep_vars.mark_as_satisfied(delivered_vars)

                attrs = file_dep.attrs.copy()

                attrs.update({"fmri":str(pfmri)})

                # Add this package as satisfying the dependency.

                res.append((actions.depend.DependencyAction(**attrs),

                    action_vars))

                vars.append((action_vars, pfmri))

        if errs:

                # If any packages are in errs, then more than one file delivered

                # the same path under some configuaration of variants. This

                # situation is unresolvable.

                raise AmbiguousPathError(errs, file_dep)

        return res, dep_vars

def make_paths(file_dep):

        """Find all the possible paths which could satisfy the dependency

        'file_dep'."""

        rps = file_dep.attrs.get(paths_prefix, [""])

        files = file_dep.attrs[files_prefix]

        if isinstance(files, basestring):

                files = [files]

        if isinstance(rps, basestring):

                rps = [rps]

        return [os.path.join(rp, f) for rp in rps for f in files]

def find_package_using_delivered_files(delivered, file_dep, dep_vars,

    orig_dep_vars):

        """Uses a dictionary mapping file paths to packages to determine which

        package delivers the dependency under which variants.

        'delivered' is a dictionary mapping paths to a list of fmri, variants

        pairs.

        'file_dep' is the dependency that is being resolved.

        'dep_vars' are the variants for which the dependency has not yet been

        resolved.

        'orig_dep_vars' is the original set of variants under which the

        dependency must be satisfied."""

        res = None

        errs = []

        multiple_path_errs = {}

        for p in make_paths(file_dep):

                delivered_list = []

                if p in delivered:

                        delivered_list = delivered[p]

                # XXX Eventually, this needs to be changed to use the

                # link information provided by the manifests being

                # resolved against, including the packages currently being

                # published.

                try:

                        new_res, dep_vars = helper(delivered_list, file_dep,

                            dep_vars, orig_dep_vars)

                except AmbiguousPathError, e:

                        errs.append(e)

                else:

                        # We know which path satisfies this dependency, so

                        # remove the list of files and paths, and replace them

                        # with the single path that works.

                        for na, nv in new_res:

                                na.attrs.pop(paths_prefix, None)

                                na.attrs[files_prefix] = [p]

                        if not res:

                                res = new_res

                                continue

                        # If there are previous results, then it's necessary to

                        # check the new results against the previous results

                        # to see if different paths for the same dependency are

                        # satisfied by different packages.

                        for a, v in res:

                                for new_a, new_v in new_res:

                                        if a.attrs["fmri"] == \

                                            new_a.attrs["fmri"]:

                                                a.attrs[files_prefix].extend(

                                                    new_a.attrs[files_prefix])

                                                continue

                                        # Check to see if there's a

                                        # configuration of variants under which

                                        # both packages can deliver a path which

                                        # satisfies the dependencies.

                                        if v.intersects(new_v) or \

                                            new_v.intersects(v):

                                                multiple_path_errs.setdefault(a,

                                                    set([a]))

                                                multiple_path_errs[a].add(new_a)

                                        else:

                                                res.append((new_a, new_v))

        for a in multiple_path_errs:

                errs.append(MultiplePackagesPathError(multiple_path_errs[a],

                    file_dep))

        # Extract the actions from res, and only return those which don't have

        # multiple path errors.

        return [(a, v) for a, v in res if a not in multiple_path_errs], \

            dep_vars, errs

def find_package(delivered, installed, file_dep, pkg_vars, use_system):

        """Find the packages which resolve the dependency. It returns a list of

        dependency actions with the fmri tag resolved.

        'delivered' and 'installed' are dictionaries mapping paths to

        a list of fmri, variants pairs.

        'file_dep' is the dependency being resolved.

        'pkg_vars' is the variants against which the package was published."""

        file_dep, orig_dep_vars = split_off_variants(file_dep, pkg_vars)

        dep_vars = orig_dep_vars.copy()

        # First try to resolve the dependency against the delivered files.

        res, dep_vars, errs = find_package_using_delivered_files(delivered,

                file_dep, dep_vars, orig_dep_vars)

        if (res and dep_vars.is_satisfied()) or not use_system:

                return res, dep_vars, errs

        # If the dependency isn't fully satisfied, resolve it against the

        # files installed in the current image.

        #

        # We only need to resolve for the variants not already satisfied

        # above.

        inst_res, dep_vars, inst_errs = find_package_using_delivered_files(

            installed, file_dep, dep_vars, dep_vars.get_unsatisfied())

        res.extend(inst_res)

        errs.extend(inst_errs)

        return res, dep_vars, errs

def is_file_dependency(act):

        return (act.name == "depend" and

            act.attrs.get("fmri", None) == base.Dependency.DUMMY_FMRI

            and files_prefix in act.attrs)

def merge_deps(dest, src):

        """Add the information contained in src's attrs to dest."""

        for k, v in src.attrs.items():

                # If any of these dependencies already have a variant set,

                # then something's gone horribly wrong.

                assert(not k.startswith("variant."))

                if k not in dest.attrs:

                        dest.attrs[k] = v

                elif v != dest.attrs[k]:

                        # For now, just merge the values. Duplicate values

                        # will be removed in a later step.

                        if isinstance(v, basestring):

                                v = [v]

                        if isinstance(dest.attrs[k], list):