from __future__ import print_function, division, absolute_import

#
# Probe hardware info that requires root
#
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import logging
import string

from rhsmlib.facts import collector

# For python2.6 that doesn't have subprocess.check_output
from rhsmlib.compat import check_output as compat_check_output

log = logging.getLogger(__name__)


class VirtWhatCollector(collector.FactsCollector):
    def get_all(self):
        return self.get_virt_info()

    # NOTE/TODO/FIXME: Not all platforms require admin privs to determine virt type or uuid
    def get_virt_info(self):
        virt_dict = {}

        try:
            host_type = compat_check_output('/usr/sbin/virt-what')
            # BZ1018807 xen can report xen and xen-hvm.
            # Force a single line
            host_type = ", ".join(host_type.splitlines())

            # If this is blank, then not a guest
            virt_dict['virt.is_guest'] = bool(host_type)
            if bool(host_type):
                virt_dict['virt.is_guest'] = True
                virt_dict['virt.host_type'] = host_type
            else:
                virt_dict['virt.is_guest'] = False
                virt_dict['virt.host_type'] = "Not Applicable"
        # TODO:  Should this only catch OSErrors?
        except Exception as e:
            # Otherwise there was an error running virt-what - who knows
            log.exception(e)
            virt_dict['virt.is_guest'] = 'Unknown'

        # xen dom0 is a guest for virt-what's purposes, but is a host for
        # our purposes. Adjust is_guest accordingly. (#757697)
        try:
            if virt_dict['virt.host_type'].find('dom0') > -1:
                virt_dict['virt.is_guest'] = False
        except KeyError:
            # if host_type is not defined, do nothing (#768397)
            pass

        return virt_dict


class VirtUuidCollector(collector.FactsCollector):
    # Note: unlike system uuid in DMI info, the virt.uuid is
    # available to non-root users on ppc64*
    # ppc64 LPAR has it's virt.uuid in /proc/devicetree
    # so parts of this don't need to be in AdminHardware
    devicetree_vm_uuid_arches = ['ppc64', 'ppc64le']

    # No virt.uuid equiv is available for guests on these hypervisors
    no_uuid_platforms = ['powervm_lx86', 'xen-dom0', 'ibm_systemz']

    def get_all(self):
        return self.get_virt_uuid()

    def get_virt_uuid(self):
        """
        Given a populated fact list, add on a virt.uuid fact if appropriate.
        Partially adapted from Spacewalk's rhnreg.py, example hardware reporting
        found in virt-what tests
        """

        # For 99% of uses, virt.uuid will actually be from dmi info
        virt_uuid_dict = {}

        if self._collected_hw_info and 'dmi.system.uuid' in self._collected_hw_info:
            virt_uuid_dict['virt.uuid'] = self._collected_hw_info['dmi.system.uuid']

        # For ppc64, virt uuid is in /proc/device-tree/vm,uuid
        # just the uuid in txt, one line

        # ie, ppc64/ppc64le
        if self.arch in self.devicetree_vm_uuid_arches:
            virt_uuid_dict.update(self._get_devicetree_vm_uuid())

        # potentially override DMI-determined UUID with
        # what is on the file system (xen para-virt)
        # Does this need root access?
        try:
            uuid_file = open('/sys/hypervisor/uuid', 'r')
            uuid = uuid_file.read()
            uuid_file.close()
            virt_uuid_dict['virt.uuid'] = uuid.rstrip("\r\n")
        except IOError:
            pass

        return virt_uuid_dict

    def _get_devicetree_vm_uuid(self):
        """Collect the virt.uuid fact from device-tree/vm,uuid

        For ppc64/ppc64le systems running KVM or PowerKVM, the
        virt uuid is found in /proc/device-tree/vm,uuid.

        (In contrast to use of DMI on x86_64)."""

        virt_dict = {}

        vm_uuid_path = "%s/proc/device-tree/vm,uuid" % self.prefix

        try:
            with open(vm_uuid_path) as fo:
                contents = fo.read()
                # Apparently ppc64 can report a virt uuid with a null byte at the end.
                # See BZ 1405125.
                vm_uuid = contents.strip(string.whitespace + "\0")
                virt_dict['virt.uuid'] = vm_uuid
        except IOError as e:
            log.warn("Tried to read %s but there was an error: %s", vm_uuid_path, e)

        return virt_dict


class VirtCollector(collector.FactsCollector):
    def get_all(self):
        virt_info = {}

        virt_what_collector = VirtWhatCollector(prefix=self.prefix, testing=self.testing)
        virt_what_info = virt_what_collector.get_all()
        virt_info.update(virt_what_info)

        # Ensure we do not gather the virt.uuid fact for host_types we cannot
        # See BZ#1438085
        for no_uuid_host_type in VirtUuidCollector.no_uuid_platforms:
            if virt_what_info.get('virt.host_type', None) is None or \
               virt_what_info['virt.host_type'].find(no_uuid_host_type) > -1:
                return virt_info

        if virt_what_info['virt.is_guest']:
            virt_uuid_collector = VirtUuidCollector(
                prefix=self.prefix,
                testing=self.testing,
                collected_hw_info=self._collected_hw_info
            )
            virt_uuid_info = virt_uuid_collector.get_all()
            virt_info.update(virt_uuid_info)
        return virt_info