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Thomas Leymonerie
slapos.buildout
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6dcf6b6e
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6dcf6b6e
authored
Dec 21, 2020
by
Thomas Gambier
Committed by
Thomas Gambier
Dec 22, 2020
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rmtree: import more code from slapos.core to support case of parent directory not writable
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src/zc/buildout/rmtree.py
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import
shutil
import
shutil
import
os
import
os
import
doctest
import
doctest
import
errno
import
sys
def
rmtree
(
path
):
def
rmtree
(
path
):
"""
"""
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@@ -26,6 +28,8 @@ def rmtree (path):
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@@ -26,6 +28,8 @@ def rmtree (path):
Also it tries to remove symlink itself if a symlink as passed as
Also it tries to remove symlink itself if a symlink as passed as
path argument.
path argument.
Finally, it tries to make parent directory writable.
>>> from tempfile import mkdtemp
>>> from tempfile import mkdtemp
Let's make a directory ...
Let's make a directory ...
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@@ -46,7 +50,11 @@ def rmtree (path):
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@@ -46,7 +50,11 @@ def rmtree (path):
and make it unwriteable
and make it unwriteable
>>> os.chmod (foo, 256) # 0400
>>> os.chmod (foo, 0o400)
and make parent dir unwritable
>>> os.chmod (d, 0o400)
rmtree should be able to remove it:
rmtree should be able to remove it:
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@@ -89,7 +97,9 @@ def rmtree (path):
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@@ -89,7 +97,9 @@ def rmtree (path):
>>> os.path.isdir (d)
>>> os.path.isdir (d)
0
0
"""
"""
def
retry_writeable
(
func
,
path
,
exc
):
def
chmod_retry
(
func
,
failed_path
,
exc_info
):
"""Make sure the directories are executable and writable.
"""
if
func
is
os
.
path
.
islink
:
if
func
is
os
.
path
.
islink
:
os
.
unlink
(
path
)
os
.
unlink
(
path
)
elif
func
is
os
.
lstat
:
elif
func
is
os
.
lstat
:
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@@ -97,10 +107,33 @@ def rmtree (path):
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@@ -97,10 +107,33 @@ def rmtree (path):
raise
raise
os
.
unlink
(
path
)
os
.
unlink
(
path
)
else
:
else
:
os
.
chmod
(
path
,
0o600
)
# Depending on the Python version, the following items differ.
func
(
path
)
if
sys
.
version_info
>=
(
3
,
):
expected_error_type
=
PermissionError
expected_func_tuple
=
(
os
.
lstat
,
os
.
open
)
else
:
expected_error_type
=
OSError
expected_func_tuple
=
(
os
.
listdir
,
)
e
=
exc_info
[
1
]
if
isinstance
(
e
,
expected_error_type
):
if
e
.
errno
==
errno
.
ENOENT
:
# because we are calling again rmtree on listdir errors, this path might
# have been already deleted by the recursive call to rmtree.
return
if
e
.
errno
==
errno
.
EACCES
:
if
func
in
expected_func_tuple
:
os
.
chmod
(
failed_path
,
0o700
)
# corner case to handle errors in listing directories.
# https://bugs.python.org/issue8523
return
shutil
.
rmtree
(
failed_path
,
onerror
=
chmod_retry
)
# If parent directory is not writable, we still cannot delete the file.
# But make sure not to change the parent of the folder we are deleting.
if
failed_path
!=
path
:
os
.
chmod
(
os
.
path
.
dirname
(
failed_path
),
0o700
)
return
func
(
failed_path
)
raise
shutil
.
rmtree
(
path
,
onerror
=
retry_writeable
)
shutil
.
rmtree
(
path
,
onerror
=
chmod_retry
)
def
test_suite
():
def
test_suite
():
return
doctest
.
DocTestSuite
()
return
doctest
.
DocTestSuite
()
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