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import os.path import pwd from twisted.python.compat import _PY3 from landscape.lib.encoding import encode_if_needed class UnknownUserError(Exception): pass def get_user_info(username=None): uid = None gid = None path = None if username is not None: if _PY3: username_str = username else: username_str = encode_if_needed(username) try: # XXX: We have a situation with the system default FS encoding with # Python 3 here: We have to pass a string to pwd.getpwnam(), but if # the default does not support unicode characters, a # UnicodeEncodeError will be thrown. This edge case can be harmful, # if the user was added with a less restrictive encoding active, # and is now retrieved with LC_ALL=C for example, as it is during # automatic test runs. This should not be a problem under normal # circumstances. Alternatively, a different way of parsing # /etc/passwd would have to be implemented. A simple # locale.setlocale() to use UTF-8 was not successful. info = pwd.getpwnam(username_str) except (KeyError, UnicodeEncodeError): raise UnknownUserError(u"Unknown user '%s'" % username) uid = info.pw_uid gid = info.pw_gid path = info.pw_dir if not os.path.exists(path): path = "/" return (uid, gid, path)