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caches: use individual namespaces per user to prevent beaker caching problems....
caches: use individual namespaces per user to prevent beaker caching problems. - especially for mysql in case large number of data in caches there could be critical errors storing cache, and thus preventing users from authentication. This is caused by the fact that we used single namespace for ALL users. It means it grew as number of users grew reaching mysql single column limit. This changes the behaviour and now we use namespace per-user it means that each user-id will have it's own cache namespace fragmenting maximum column data to a single user cache. Which we should never reach.

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test_my_account_password.py
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/ rhodecode / apps / my_account / tests / test_my_account_password.py
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# Copyright (C) 2010-2018 RhodeCode GmbH
#
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import pytest
import mock
from rhodecode.apps._base import ADMIN_PREFIX
from rhodecode.lib import helpers as h
from rhodecode.lib.auth import check_password
from rhodecode.model.meta import Session
from rhodecode.model.user import UserModel
from rhodecode.tests import assert_session_flash
from rhodecode.tests.fixture import Fixture, TestController, error_function
fixture = Fixture()
def route_path(name, **kwargs):
return {
'home': '/',
'my_account_password':
ADMIN_PREFIX + '/my_account/password',
'my_account_password_update':
ADMIN_PREFIX + '/my_account/password/update',
}[name].format(**kwargs)
test_user_1 = 'testme'
test_user_1_password = '0jd83nHNS/d23n'
class TestMyAccountPassword(TestController):
def test_valid_change_password(self, user_util):
new_password = 'my_new_valid_password'
user = user_util.create_user(password=test_user_1_password)
self.log_user(user.username, test_user_1_password)
form_data = [
('current_password', test_user_1_password),
('__start__', 'new_password:mapping'),
('new_password', new_password),
('new_password-confirm', new_password),
('__end__', 'new_password:mapping'),
('csrf_token', self.csrf_token),
]
response = self.app.post(
route_path('my_account_password_update'), form_data).follow()
assert 'Successfully updated password' in response
# check_password depends on user being in session
Session().add(user)
try:
assert check_password(new_password, user.password)
finally:
Session().expunge(user)
@pytest.mark.parametrize('current_pw, new_pw, confirm_pw', [
('', 'abcdef123', 'abcdef123'),
('wrong_pw', 'abcdef123', 'abcdef123'),
(test_user_1_password, test_user_1_password, test_user_1_password),
(test_user_1_password, '', ''),
(test_user_1_password, 'abcdef123', ''),
(test_user_1_password, '', 'abcdef123'),
(test_user_1_password, 'not_the', 'same_pw'),
(test_user_1_password, 'short', 'short'),
])
def test_invalid_change_password(self, current_pw, new_pw, confirm_pw,
user_util):
user = user_util.create_user(password=test_user_1_password)
self.log_user(user.username, test_user_1_password)
form_data = [
('current_password', current_pw),
('__start__', 'new_password:mapping'),
('new_password', new_pw),
('new_password-confirm', confirm_pw),
('__end__', 'new_password:mapping'),
('csrf_token', self.csrf_token),
]
response = self.app.post(
route_path('my_account_password_update'), form_data)
assert_response = response.assert_response()
assert assert_response.get_elements('.error-block')
@mock.patch.object(UserModel, 'update_user', error_function)
def test_invalid_change_password_exception(self, user_util):
user = user_util.create_user(password=test_user_1_password)
self.log_user(user.username, test_user_1_password)
form_data = [
('current_password', test_user_1_password),
('__start__', 'new_password:mapping'),
('new_password', '123456'),
('new_password-confirm', '123456'),
('__end__', 'new_password:mapping'),
('csrf_token', self.csrf_token),
]
response = self.app.post(
route_path('my_account_password_update'), form_data)
assert_session_flash(
response, 'Error occurred during update of user password')
def test_password_is_updated_in_session_on_password_change(self, user_util):
old_password = 'abcdef123'
new_password = 'abcdef124'
user = user_util.create_user(password=old_password)
session = self.log_user(user.username, old_password)
old_password_hash = session['password']
form_data = [
('current_password', old_password),
('__start__', 'new_password:mapping'),
('new_password', new_password),
('new_password-confirm', new_password),
('__end__', 'new_password:mapping'),
('csrf_token', self.csrf_token),
]
self.app.post(
route_path('my_account_password_update'), form_data)
response = self.app.get(route_path('home'))
session = response.get_session_from_response()
new_password_hash = session['rhodecode_user']['password']
assert old_password_hash != new_password_hash