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 | import sqlite3
import os
import config
db = sqlite3.connect(config.database, check_same_thread = False)
def redirect(target):
	return ["", [('Content-Type','text/html'), ("Location", target)], "302 Redirect"]
def ensure_user(name):
	# Add a user directory if configured
	if config.user_subdirs:
		try:
			os.mkdir(config.fileroot + name)
		except FileExistsError:
			pass
	# Add the user to the database
	db.cursor().execute("INSERT OR IGNORE INTO users (name) VALUES (:user)", {"user": name})
	db.commit()
	return
def userdir(name):
	rootdir = config.fileroot
	if config.user_subdirs:
		rootdir += name + "/"
	return rootdir
def sanitize_filename(input):
	filename = "".join(filter(lambda c: c not in "<>&", os.path.basename(input)))
	# os.path.basename still allows `..` as basename
	if not filename or filename.startswith("."):
		raise ValueError("Invalid filename supplied: " + filename)
	return filename
def target_filename_internal(alias, filename):
	target = alias["path"] + "/"
	if filename:
		target += filename
	if config.user_subdirs:
		target = alias["user"] + "/" + target
	return target
def target_filename(alias, file):
	return config.fileroot + target_filename_internal(alias, file)
def dirlisting(path, files, dirs):
	listing = []
	entries = sorted(os.listdir(path))
	for entry in entries:
		if dirs and os.path.isdir(path + entry):
			listing.append({"name": entry})
		if files and os.path.isfile(path + entry):
			size = os.path.getsize(path + entry)
			listing.append({"name": entry, "size": size})
	return listing
def cleanup(user, subdir):
	directory = userdir(user) + subdir + "/"
	print("Cleaning up %s" % (directory, ))
	# TODO
	# Remove contents
	# Remove aliases
	os.rmdir(directory)
	return
def aliases(user, subdir):
	aliases = []
	data = db.cursor().execute("SELECT alias, access, storage, display FROM aliases WHERE user = :user AND real = :dir", {"user": user, "dir": subdir}).fetchall()
	for alias in data:
		aliases.append({"alias": alias[0], "access": alias[1], "storage": alias[2], "display": alias[3]})
	return aliases
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