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# PyKota
#
# PyKota - Print Quotas for CUPS and LPRng
#
# (c) 2003 Jerome Alet <alet@librelogiciel.com>
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# Revision 1.4  2003/06/25 14:10:01  jalet
# Hey, it may work (edpykota --reset excepted) !
#
# Revision 1.3  2003/05/27 23:00:21  jalet
# Big rewrite of external accounting methods.
# Should work well now.
#
# Revision 1.2  2003/04/30 13:40:47  jalet
# Small fix
#
# Revision 1.1  2003/04/30 13:36:40  jalet
# Stupid accounting method was added.
#
#
#

import sys
import tempfile
from pykota.accounter import AccounterBase, PyKotaAccounterError

class Accounter(AccounterBase) :
    def doAccounting(self, printer, user) :
        """Does print accounting by stupidly counting the 'showpage' postscript instructions in the document.
        
           This method is essentially unreliable, but shows how to create a simple accounter.
        """
        # first we log a message because using this accounting method is not recommended.
        self.filter.logger.log_message(_("Using the 'stupid' accounting method is unreliable."), "warn")
        
        # get the job size    
        jobsize = self.getJobSize() * self.filter.copies
            
        # get last job information for this printer
        if not printer.LastJob.Exists :
            # The printer hasn't been used yet, from PyKota's point of view
            counterbeforejob = 0
        else :    
            # get last job size and page counter from Quota Storage
            # Last lifetime page counter before actual job is 
            # last page counter + last job size
            counterbeforejob = int(printer.LastJob.PrinterPageCounter or 0) + int(printer.LastJob.JobSize or 0)
            
        # Is the current user allowed to print at all ?
        userpquota = self.filter.storage.getUserPQuota(user, printer)
        action = self.filter.warnUserPQuota(userpquota)
        
        # update the quota for the current user on this printer, if allowed to print
        if action == "DENY" :
            jobsize = 0
        else :    
            userpquota.increasePagesUsage(jobsize)
        
        # adds the current job to history    
        printer.addJobToHistory(self.filter.jobid, user, counterbeforejob, action, jobsize)
            
        return action
        
    def getJobSize(self) :    
        """Computes the job size and return its value.
        
           THIS METHOD IS COMPLETELY UNRELIABLE BUT SERVES AS AN EXAMPLE.
        """
        temporary = None    
        if self.filter.inputfile is None :    
            infile = sys.stdin
            # we will have to duplicate our standard input
            temporary = tempfile.TemporaryFile()
        else :    
            infile = open(self.filter.inputfile, "rb")
            
        pagecount = 0
        for line in infile.xreadlines() :
            pagecount += line.count("showpage")
            if temporary is not None :    
                temporary.write(line)    
                
        if temporary is not None :    
            # this is a copy of our previous standard input
            # flush, then rewind
            temporary.flush()
            temporary.seek(0, 0)
            # our temporary file will be used later if the
            # job is allowed.
            self.filter.inputfile = temporary
        else :
            infile.close()
            
        return pagecount