From: Zac Medico Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2007 05:29:03 +0000 (-0000) Subject: Rewrite the dblink.getcontents() code to use str.split(" ") X-Git-Tag: v2.1.3.19~40 X-Git-Url: http://git.tremily.us/?a=commitdiff_plain;h=ea453f819078893ef7d6dc5b2faf1f543919d77e;p=portage.git Rewrite the dblink.getcontents() code to use str.split(" ") for splitting CONTENTS lines so that even file paths that end with spaces can be handled. This patch makes the fix for bug #196836#c6 more complete. Some code for parsing old malformed symlink entries has been removed sinces it's probably not useful or worth maintaining anymore. (trunk r8337) svn path=/main/branches/2.1.2/; revision=8364 --- diff --git a/pym/portage.py b/pym/portage.py index 5e3cb6bd6..af27cf19d 100644 --- a/pym/portage.py +++ b/pym/portage.py @@ -7185,6 +7185,13 @@ class dblink: import re _normalize_needed = re.compile(r'.*//.*|^[^/]|.+/$|(^|.*/)\.\.?(/.*|$)') + _contents_split_counts = { + "dev": 2, + "dir": 2, + "fif": 2, + "obj": 4, + "sym": 5 + } def __init__(self, cat, pkg, myroot, mysettings, treetype=None, vartree=None): @@ -7320,6 +7327,7 @@ class dblink: myc.close() null_byte = "\0" normalize_needed = self._normalize_needed + contents_split_counts = self._contents_split_counts myroot = self.myroot if myroot == os.path.sep: myroot = None @@ -7332,7 +7340,37 @@ class dblink: "file, line %d: '%s'\n" % (pos, contents_file), noiselevel=-1) continue - mydat = line.split() + line = line.rstrip("\n") + # Split on " " so that even file paths that + # end with spaces can be handled. + mydat = line.split(" ") + entry_type = mydat[0] # empty string if line is empty + correct_split_count = contents_split_counts.get(entry_type) + if correct_split_count and len(mydat) > correct_split_count: + # Apparently file paths contain spaces, so reassemble + # the split have the correct_split_count. + newsplit = [entry_type] + spaces_total = len(mydat) - correct_split_count + if entry_type == "sym": + try: + splitter = mydat.index("->", 2, len(mydat) - 2) + except ValueError: + writemsg("!!! Unrecognized CONTENTS entry on " + \ + "line %d: '%s'\n" % (pos, line), noiselevel=-1) + continue + spaces_in_path = splitter - 2 + spaces_in_target = spaces_total - spaces_in_path + newsplit.append(" ".join(mydat[1:splitter])) + newsplit.append("->") + target_end = splitter + spaces_in_target + 2 + newsplit.append(" ".join(mydat[splitter + 1:target_end])) + newsplit.extend(mydat[target_end:]) + else: + path_end = spaces_total + 2 + newsplit.append(" ".join(mydat[1:path_end])) + newsplit.extend(mydat[path_end:]) + mydat = newsplit + # we do this so we can remove from non-root filesystems # (use the ROOT var to allow maintenance on other partitions) try: @@ -7342,34 +7380,21 @@ class dblink: mydat[1] = os.path.sep + mydat[1] if myroot: mydat[1] = os.path.join(myroot, mydat[1].lstrip(os.path.sep)) - if mydat[0]=="obj": + if mydat[0] == "obj": #format: type, mtime, md5sum - pkgfiles[" ".join(mydat[1:-2])]=[mydat[0], mydat[-1], mydat[-2]] - elif mydat[0]=="dir": + pkgfiles[mydat[1]] = [mydat[0], mydat[3], mydat[2]] + elif mydat[0] == "dir": #format: type - pkgfiles[" ".join(mydat[1:])]=[mydat[0] ] - elif mydat[0]=="sym": + pkgfiles[mydat[1]] = [mydat[0]] + elif mydat[0] == "sym": #format: type, mtime, dest - x=len(mydat)-1 - if (x >= 13) and (mydat[-1][-1]==')'): # Old/Broken symlink entry - mydat = mydat[:-10]+[mydat[-10:][stat.ST_MTIME][:-1]] - writemsg("FIXED SYMLINK LINE: %s\n" % mydat, 1) - x=len(mydat)-1 - splitter=-1 - while(x>=0): - if mydat[x]=="->": - splitter=x - break - x=x-1 - if splitter==-1: - return None - pkgfiles[" ".join(mydat[1:splitter])]=[mydat[0], mydat[-1], " ".join(mydat[(splitter+1):-1])] - elif mydat[0]=="dev": + pkgfiles[mydat[1]] = [mydat[0], mydat[4], mydat[3]] + elif mydat[0] == "dev": #format: type - pkgfiles[" ".join(mydat[1:])]=[mydat[0] ] + pkgfiles[mydat[1]] = [mydat[0]] elif mydat[0]=="fif": #format: type - pkgfiles[" ".join(mydat[1:])]=[mydat[0]] + pkgfiles[mydat[1]] = [mydat[0]] else: writemsg("!!! Unrecognized CONTENTS entry on " + \ "line %d: '%s'\n" % (pos, line), noiselevel=-1)