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#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# DW::Worker::ContentImporter::LiveJournal::Verify
#
# Importer worker for LiveJournal-based site verification of logins and
# passwords.
#
# Authors:
# Andrea Nall <anall@andreanall.com>
# Mark Smith <mark@dreamwidth.org>
#
# Copyright (c) 2009 by Dreamwidth Studios, LLC.
#
# This program is free software; you may redistribute it and/or modify it under
# the same terms as Perl itself. For a copy of the license, please reference
# 'perldoc perlartistic' or 'perldoc perlgpl'.
#
package DW::Worker::ContentImporter::LiveJournal::Verify;
use strict;
use base 'DW::Worker::ContentImporter::LiveJournal';
use Carp qw/ croak confess /;
sub work {
# VITALLY IMPORTANT THAT THIS IS CLEARED BETWEEN JOBS
%DW::Worker::ContentImporter::LiveJournal::MAPS = ();
my ( $class, $job ) = @_;
my $opts = $job->arg;
my $data = $class->import_data( $opts->{userid}, $opts->{import_data_id} );
return $class->decline($job) unless $class->enabled($data);
eval { try_work( $class, $job, $opts, $data ); };
if ( my $msg = $@ ) {
$msg =~ s/\r?\n/ /gs;
return $class->temp_fail( $data, 'lj_verify', $job, 'Failure running job: %s', $msg );
}
}
sub try_work {
my ( $class, $job, $opts, $data ) = @_;
# failure wrappers for convenience
my $fail = sub { return $class->fail( $data, 'lj_verify', $job, @_ ); };
my $ok = sub { return $class->ok( $data, 'lj_verify', $job, @_ ); };
my $temp_fail = sub { return $class->temp_fail( $data, 'lj_verify', $job, @_ ); };
# setup
my $u = LJ::load_userid( $data->{userid} )
or return $fail->( 'Unable to load target with id %d.', $data->{userid} );
$0 = sprintf( 'content-importer [verify: %s(%d)]', $u->user, $u->id );
# we verify by doing a simple tags call. yes, this means that we end up
# getting a user's tags twice... but I'm okay with that, we'll live
my $r = $class->call_xmlrpc( $data, 'getusertags' );
# now, we have to see if the error contains 'Invalid password' or something else
if ( $r && $r->{fault} && $r->{faultString} =~ /Invalid password/ ) {
# mark the rest of the import as aborted, since something went wrong
my $dbh = LJ::get_db_writer();
$dbh->do(
q{UPDATE import_items SET status = 'aborted'
WHERE userid = ? AND item <> 'lj_verify'
AND import_data_id = ? AND status = 'init'},
undef, $u->id, $opts->{import_data_id}
);
# this is a permanent failure. if the password is bad, we're not going to ever
# bother retrying. that's life.
return $fail->("Username or password for $data->{username} rejected by $data->{hostname}.");
}
# if we got any other type of failure, call it temporary...
return $temp_fail->( 'XMLRPC failure: ' . $r->{faultString} )
if !$r || $r->{fault};
# If this is a community import, we have to do a second step now to make sure
# that the user is an administrator of the remote community. The best way I can
# come up with is try to unban the owner -- if it works, you're an admin.
if ( $data->{usejournal} ) {
$r = $class->call_xmlrpc(
$data,
'consolecommand',
{
commands => ["ban_unset $data->{username} from $data->{usejournal}"],
}
);
my $xmlrpc_fail = 'XMLRPC failure: ' . ( $r ? $r->{faultString} : '[unknown]' );
$xmlrpc_fail .= " (community: $data->{usejournal})";
return $temp_fail->($xmlrpc_fail) if !$r || $r->{fault};
return $fail->( 'You are not an administrator/maintainer of the remote'
. ' community named '
. $data->{usejournal}
. '.' )
unless $r->{results}->[0]->{output}->[0]->[0] eq 'success';
}
# mark the next group as ready to schedule
my $dbh = LJ::get_db_writer();
$dbh->do(
q{UPDATE import_items SET status = 'ready'
WHERE userid = ? AND item IN ('lj_bio', 'lj_userpics', 'lj_friendgroups', 'lj_tags')
AND import_data_id = ? AND status = 'init'},
undef, $u->id, $opts->{import_data_id}
);
# okay, but don't fire off a message to say it's done, this job doesn't matter to
# the user unless it fails
return $ok->(0);
}
1;