Source code for bareos.exceptions

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"""
Bareos specific exceptions.
"""

from bareos.bsock.constants import Constants


[docs]class Error(Exception): """Base Bareos error exception.""" pass
[docs]class ConnectionError(Error): """Error with the connection.""" pass
[docs]class ConnectionLostError(Error): """Connection lost error.""" pass
[docs]class SocketEmptyHeader(Error): """Socket connection received an empty header. Connection lost?""" pass
[docs]class AuthenticationError(ConnectionError): """Error during authentication.""" pass
[docs]class PamAuthenticationError(AuthenticationError): """Error during PAM authentication.""" pass
[docs]class SignalReceivedException(Error): """Received a Bareos signal during a connection.""" def __init__(self, signal): # Call the base class constructor with the parameters it needs message = Constants.get_description(signal) super(SignalReceivedException, self).__init__( "{0} ({1})".format(message, signal) ) # Now for your custom code... self.signal = signal
[docs]class JsonRpcErrorReceivedException(Error): """Received JSON-RPC error object. This exception is raised, if a JSON-RPC error object is received. """ def __init__(self, jsondata): # Call the base class constructor with the parameters it needs # Expected result will look like this: # # {u'jsonrpc': u'2.0', u'id': None, u'error': {u'message': u'failed', u'code': 1, u'data': {u'messages': {u'error': [u'INVALIDCOMMAND: is an invalid command.\n']}, u'result': {}}}} try: message = jsondata["error"]["message"] except KeyError: message = "" try: errormessages = jsondata["error"]["data"]["messages"]["error"] error = "".join(errormessages) except (KeyError, TypeError): error = str(jsondata) super(JsonRpcErrorReceivedException, self).__init__( "{0}: {1}".format(message, error) ) # Now for your custom code... self.jsondata = jsondata
[docs]class JsonRpcInvalidJsonReceivedException(JsonRpcErrorReceivedException): """Received invalid JSON-RPC object. This exception is raised, if a invalid JSON-RPC object is received (e.g. data is not a valid JSON structure). """ def __init__(self, jsondata): # Call the base class constructor with the parameters it needs # Expected result will look like this: # # {'error': {'message': 'No JSON object could be decoded', 'code': 2, 'data': bytearray(b'Client {\n Name = "bareos-fd"\n Description = "Client resource of the Director itself."\n Address = "localhost"\n Password = "****************"\n}\n\n{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":null,"result":{}}')}} try: message = jsondata["error"]["message"] except KeyError: message = "" try: origdata = str(jsondata["error"]["data"]) except (KeyError, TypeError): origdata = "" super(JsonRpcErrorReceivedException, self).__init__( "{0}: {1}".format(message, origdata) ) # Now for your custom code... self.jsondata = jsondata