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  • Committer: Teddy Hogeborn
  • Date: 2012-06-22 23:33:56 UTC
  • mto: (237.7.272 trunk)
  • mto: This revision was merged to the branch mainline in revision 303.
  • Revision ID: teddy@recompile.se-20120622233356-odoqqt2ki2gssn37
* Makefile (check): Also check mandos-ctl.
* mandos-ctl: All options taking a time interval argument can now take
              an RFC 3339 duration.
  (rfc3339_duration_to_delta): New function.
  (string_to_delta): Try rfc3339_duration_to_delta first.
  (main): New "--check" option.
* mandos-ctl.xml (SYNOPSIS, OPTIONS): Document new "--check" option.

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server_path = "/"
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server_interface = domain + ".Mandos"
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client_interface = domain + ".Mandos.Client"
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version = "1.6.2"
 
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version = "1.6.0"
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def timedelta_to_milliseconds(td):
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    """Convert a datetime.timedelta object to milliseconds"""
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def rfc3339_duration_to_delta(duration):
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    """Parse an RFC 3339 "duration" and return a datetime.timedelta
 
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    """Parse a RFC 3339 "duration" and return a datetime.timedelta
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    >>> rfc3339_duration_to_delta("P7D")
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    datetime.timedelta(7)
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    datetime.timedelta(1, 200)
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    """
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    # Parsing an RFC 3339 duration with regular expressions is not
 
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    # Parsing a RFC 3339 duration with regular expressions is not
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    # possible - there would have to be multiple places for the same
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    # values, like seconds.  The current code, while more esoteric, is
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    # cleaner without depending on a parsing library.  If Python had a
 
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    # values, like seconds.  This, while more esoteric, is cleaner
 
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    # without depending on a parsing library.  If Python had a
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    # built-in library for parsing we would use it, but we'd like to
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    # avoid excessive use of external libraries.
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    >>> string_to_delta("5m 30s")
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    datetime.timedelta(0, 330)
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    """
 
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    value = datetime.timedelta(0)
 
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    regexp = re.compile(r"(\d+)([dsmhw]?)")
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    try:
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        return rfc3339_duration_to_delta(interval)
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    except ValueError:
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        pass
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    value = datetime.timedelta(0)
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    regexp = re.compile(r"(\d+)([dsmhw]?)")
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    for num, suffix in regexp.findall(interval):
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        if suffix == "d":
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            value += datetime.timedelta(int(num))