This change removes the original KMIPServer implementation, along
with all supporting classes. The KmipServer implementation is the
only supported server implementation going forward.
This change fixes a bug with the CreateKeyPair demo script for the
KMIPProxy client. The key pair name was never included with the
create request due to variable name overuse. This change fixes the
variable names thereby fixing the demo script.
Fixes#249
This change removes PyKMIP support for Python2.6. The last release
of Python2.6 occurred in October 2013, over 3 years ago. It also
does not support security features needed to use PyKMIP according
to best practices. This change drops tox and TravisCI settings for
Python2.6 and updates setup to no longer categorize the library as
Python2.6 compliant. The README has been updated accordingly.
Closes#116
This change restructures how access controls are enforced for
different server operations, pulling common code into a shared
method for reuse. The server unit tests have been updated to
reflect this change.
This change updates the server and managed object set to support
the InitialDate attribute. The InitialDate is set when the Create,
CreateKeyPair, and Register operations are invoked and can be
listed and retrieved with the GetAttributeList and GetAttributes
operations respectively. The server unit tests have been updated
to reflect these changes.
This change adds support for the GetAttributeList operation. The
user can specify the ID of a managed object and get back a list
containing the names of all attributes currently set on the object.
The user can also omit the ID and the server will default to using
the ID placeholder for the object ID. New server tests have been
added to cover this feature. The GetAttributeList payloads have
also been updated for consistency with other payloads, requiring
minor updates in other clients and unit tests.
This change fixes a bug introduced with the addition of Python3.5
support. In Python3.5, SIGINT is silently ignored for system calls
(e.g., socket.accept) if the SIGINT signal handler does not raise
an exception. This causes the server to delay shutdown when
receiving SIGINT until after a new connection has been made. This
change updates the server's SIGINT signal handler to raise the
correct exception and updates the error handling code while serving
connections to account for this change in SIGINT processing. This
allows the server to shutdown immediately upon receiving SIGINT.
The server unit tests are updated to account for this change.
This change updates the polymorphic identity used by
X509Certificate objects. The original identity was already used by
the base Certificate object, causing sqlalchemy to raise a warning
when used. This change resolves the identity reassignment and
prevents the warning from being displayed.
This change updates how the built-in open function is mocked in
the PyKMIP server test suite. On some platforms the old approach
was insufficient. This change explicitly references the builtins
module for Python3+, removing the old module-based mock.
This change fixes a bug that could occur when accessing the server
with multiple threads or processes. The SQLite backend by default
does not support multithreading. This change updates how the
SQLite backend is instantiated, preventing error generation when
using multiple clients simultaenously. The server unit test suite
has been updated to cover the change.
This update includes new operations and features for the clients
and server, in addition to other minor updates and bug fixes:
* Add support for Python 3.5
* Add support for the State and OperationPolicyName attributes
* Add server support for the Activate and GetAttributes operations
* Add server support for certificate-based client authentication
* Add server support for object access control via operation policy
* Add server support for loading of user-defined operation policies
* Add client support for the GetAttributes operation
* Update clients to support operation policy names with objects
* Update ProxyKmipClient to support names when creating new objects
* Remove coveralls integration
* Fix bug with server termination on missing request credential
* Fix bug with closing the client while unconnected to a server
* Fix bug with default values overriding server conf file settings
* Fix bug with early server termination on bad client certificates
* Fix bug with deprecated usage of the bandit config file
* Fix bug with ProxyKmipClient registering unset object attributes
This change fixes a bug in the ProxyKmipClient, specifically in
the register method. The client would create attributes for the
object to register, regardless if those attributes were set on
the object. This could cause attribute value overwrites, deleting
valid default values with empty values. This change adds checks
to ensure these attributes are not created with the request if
they are not set on the object. The client unit tests have been
updated to reflect this change.
This change updates the server to better handle exceptions thrown
while looking up the value of different attributes on managed
objects. Some managed objects in PyKMIP don't currently support
attributes they are supposed to. This can cause lookup errors
when using GetAttributes. This change suppresses any exceptions
and simply returns None for the missing attribute value. The
server unit tests have been updated to account for this change.
This change adds support for the GetAttributes operation to the
PyKMIP clients. Demo scripts showing how to use the new operation
will be included in a future update. Client test cases have been
added and updated to reflect the new operation.
This change adds server support for the GetAttributes operation.
The user can specify an object ID and an attribute list to get
the values of the attributes listed from the specified object.
The user can also omit either argument; the server will default
to using the ID placeholder and all viable attributes respectively.
Only a subset of the standard attributes are supported right now.
New tests have been added to cover the new feature.
Closes#185Closes#211Closes#218
Peter Hamilton
Hao Shen
Peter Hamilton
Charles Stephens