#!/usr/bin/env python """ FCKeditor - The text editor for Internet - http://www.fckeditor.net Copyright (C) 2003-2008 Frederico Caldeira Knabben == BEGIN LICENSE == Licensed under the terms of any of the following licenses at your choice: - GNU General Public License Version 2 or later (the "GPL") http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html - GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1 or later (the "LGPL") http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html - Mozilla Public License Version 1.1 or later (the "MPL") http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/MPL-1.1.html == END LICENSE == Utility functions for the File Manager Connector for Python """ import string, re import os import config as Config # Generic manipulation functions def removeExtension(fileName): index = fileName.rindex(".") newFileName = fileName[0:index] return newFileName def getExtension(fileName): index = fileName.rindex(".") + 1 fileExtension = fileName[index:] return fileExtension def removeFromStart(string, char): return string.lstrip(char) def removeFromEnd(string, char): return string.rstrip(char) # Path functions def combinePaths( basePath, folder ): return removeFromEnd( basePath, '/' ) + '/' + removeFromStart( folder, '/' ) def getFileName(filename): " Purpose: helper function to extrapolate the filename " for splitChar in ["/", "\\"]: array = filename.split(splitChar) if (len(array) > 1): filename = array[-1] return filename def sanitizeFolderName( newFolderName ): "Do a cleanup of the folder name to avoid possible problems" # Remove . \ / | : ? * " < > and control characters return re.sub( '(?u)\\.|\\\\|\\/|\\||\\:|\\?|\\*|"|<|>|[^\u0000-\u001f\u007f-\u009f]', '_', newFolderName ) def sanitizeFileName( newFileName ): "Do a cleanup of the file name to avoid possible problems" # Replace dots in the name with underscores (only one dot can be there... security issue). if ( Config.ForceSingleExtension ): # remove dots newFileName = re.sub ( '/\\.(?![^.]*$)/', '_', newFileName ) ; newFileName = newFileName.replace('\\','/') # convert windows to unix path newFileName = os.path.basename (newFileName) # strip directories # Remove \ / | : ? * return re.sub ( '(?u)/\\\\|\\/|\\||\\:|\\?|\\*|"|<|>|[^\u0000-\u001f\u007f-\u009f]/', '_', newFileName ) def getCurrentFolder(currentFolder): if not currentFolder: currentFolder = '/' # Check the current folder syntax (must begin and end with a slash). if (currentFolder[-1] <> "/"): currentFolder += "/" if (currentFolder[0] <> "/"): currentFolder = "/" + currentFolder # Ensure the folder path has no double-slashes while '//' in currentFolder: currentFolder = currentFolder.replace('//','/') # Check for invalid folder paths (..) if '..' in currentFolder or '\\' in currentFolder: return None return currentFolder def mapServerPath( environ, url): " Emulate the asp Server.mapPath function. Given an url path return the physical directory that it corresponds to " # This isn't correct but for the moment there's no other solution # If this script is under a virtual directory or symlink it will detect the problem and stop return combinePaths( getRootPath(environ), url ) def mapServerFolder(resourceTypePath, folderPath): return combinePaths ( resourceTypePath , folderPath ) def getRootPath(environ): "Purpose: returns the root path on the server" # WARNING: this may not be thread safe, and doesn't work w/ VirtualServer/mod_python # Use Config.UserFilesAbsolutePath instead if environ.has_key('DOCUMENT_ROOT'): return environ['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] else: realPath = os.path.realpath( './' ) selfPath = environ['SCRIPT_FILENAME'] selfPath = selfPath [ : selfPath.rfind( '/' ) ] selfPath = selfPath.replace( '/', os.path.sep) position = realPath.find(selfPath) # This can check only that this script isn't run from a virtual dir # But it avoids the problems that arise if it isn't checked raise realPath if ( position < 0 or position <> len(realPath) - len(selfPath) or realPath[ : position ]==''): raise Exception('Sorry, can\'t map "UserFilesPath" to a physical path. You must set the "UserFilesAbsolutePath" value in "editor/filemanager/connectors/py/config.py".') return realPath[ : position ]