brent s
d7d85c7d9d
since print() was made a function in py3, i can predict at some point that return will be made a func as well. sure, good. but "return()" *currently* returns an empty tuple. We want to explicitly return None for testing purposes.
22 lines
753 B
Python
22 lines
753 B
Python
from . import locales
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from . import console
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from . import users
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from . import services
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class Sys(object):
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def __init__(self, chroot_base, system_xml):
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self.xml = system_xml
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self.chroot_base = chroot_base
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self.locale = locales.Locale(self.chroot_base, self.xml.find('locales'))
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self.tz = locales.Timezone(self.chroot_base, self.xml.attrib.get('timezone', 'UTC'))
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self.user = users.UserDB(self.chroot_base, self.xml.find('rootPassword'), self.xml.find('users'))
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self.services = services.ServiceDB(self.chroot_base, self.xml.find('services'))
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def apply(self):
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self.locale.writeConf()
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self.tz.apply()
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self.user.writeConf()
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self.services.apply()
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return(None)
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