mediawiki-extensions-AbuseF.../AbuseFilterVariableHolder.php

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<?php
class AbuseFilterVariableHolder {
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var $mVars = array();
static $varBlacklist = array( 'context' );
/**
* @param $variable
* @param $datum
*/
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function setVar( $variable, $datum ) {
$variable = strtolower( $variable );
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if ( !( $datum instanceof AFPData || $datum instanceof AFComputedVariable ) ) {
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$datum = AFPData::newFromPHPVar( $datum );
}
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$this->mVars[$variable] = $datum;
}
/**
* @param $variable
* @param $method
* @param $parameters
*/
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function setLazyLoadVar( $variable, $method, $parameters ) {
$placeholder = new AFComputedVariable( $method, $parameters );
$this->setVar( $variable, $placeholder );
}
/**
AbuseFilter: Change format of database logging/ performance AF is setting several lazy load variables for the currently editing user. To do this it's passing along the user name extracted from a user object and generating a new user object later from that name which is of course pointless. With this patch I'll pass user objects directly to prevent that. On top of that I've deprecated a method in AFComputedVariable::compute which was redundant as there is a more generic one which can solve that task just fine. Furthermore I've changed the logging behaviour from serializing the whole AbuseFilterVariableHolder object to only store the variables. That has two major advantages: * The amount of data that needs to be saved on a filter hit is reduced to about 1/10 of what the old version needed. * This is much more forward compatible as the old way of saving this relied on the class structure to stay the same while this is a simple array containing the vars. On top of that we now only log variables already set by the time a filter is hit. On top of the obvious performance increasement that makes it easier for the user to spot the relevant data. Another thing this change alters is the way the AbuseFilter internally works with AbuseFilterVariableHolder objects. Right now we use one for testing the filter(s) and later we use another one to compute the same data again in case a filter was hit (for logging)! This is not thoroughly tested yet, but way more sane than what we're currently doing! Change-Id: Ib15e7501bff32a54afe2d103ef5aedb950e58ef6
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* Get a variable from the current object
*
* @param $variable string
* @return AFPData
*/
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function getVar( $variable ) {
$variable = strtolower( $variable );
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if ( isset( $this->mVars[$variable] ) ) {
if ( $this->mVars[$variable] instanceof AFComputedVariable ) {
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$value = $this->mVars[$variable]->compute( $this );
$this->setVar( $variable, $value );
return $value;
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} elseif ( $this->mVars[$variable] instanceof AFPData ) {
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return $this->mVars[$variable];
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}
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}
return new AFPData();
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}
/**
* @return AbuseFilterVariableHolder
*/
public static function merge() {
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$newHolder = new AbuseFilterVariableHolder;
call_user_func_array( array( $newHolder, "addHolders" ), func_get_args() );
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return $newHolder;
}
/**
* @param $addHolder
* @throws MWException
* @deprecated use addHolders() instead
*/
public function addHolder( $addHolder ) {
$this->addHolders( $addHolder );
}
/**
* Merge any number of holders given as arguments into this holder.
*
* @throws MWException
*/
public function addHolders() {
$holders = func_get_args();
foreach ( $holders as $addHolder ) {
if ( !is_object( $addHolder ) ) {
throw new MWException( 'Invalid argument to AbuseFilterVariableHolder::addHolders' );
}
$this->mVars = array_merge( $this->mVars, $addHolder->mVars );
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}
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}
function __wakeup() {
// Reset the context.
$this->setVar( 'context', 'stored' );
}
/**
AbuseFilter: Change format of database logging/ performance AF is setting several lazy load variables for the currently editing user. To do this it's passing along the user name extracted from a user object and generating a new user object later from that name which is of course pointless. With this patch I'll pass user objects directly to prevent that. On top of that I've deprecated a method in AFComputedVariable::compute which was redundant as there is a more generic one which can solve that task just fine. Furthermore I've changed the logging behaviour from serializing the whole AbuseFilterVariableHolder object to only store the variables. That has two major advantages: * The amount of data that needs to be saved on a filter hit is reduced to about 1/10 of what the old version needed. * This is much more forward compatible as the old way of saving this relied on the class structure to stay the same while this is a simple array containing the vars. On top of that we now only log variables already set by the time a filter is hit. On top of the obvious performance increasement that makes it easier for the user to spot the relevant data. Another thing this change alters is the way the AbuseFilter internally works with AbuseFilterVariableHolder objects. Right now we use one for testing the filter(s) and later we use another one to compute the same data again in case a filter was hit (for logging)! This is not thoroughly tested yet, but way more sane than what we're currently doing! Change-Id: Ib15e7501bff32a54afe2d103ef5aedb950e58ef6
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* Export all variables stored in this object as string
*
* @return array
*/
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function exportAllVars() {
$allVarNames = array_keys( $this->mVars );
$exported = array();
foreach ( $allVarNames as $varName ) {
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if ( !in_array( $varName, self::$varBlacklist ) ) {
$exported[$varName] = $this->getVar( $varName )->toString();
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}
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}
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return $exported;
}
AbuseFilter: Change format of database logging/ performance AF is setting several lazy load variables for the currently editing user. To do this it's passing along the user name extracted from a user object and generating a new user object later from that name which is of course pointless. With this patch I'll pass user objects directly to prevent that. On top of that I've deprecated a method in AFComputedVariable::compute which was redundant as there is a more generic one which can solve that task just fine. Furthermore I've changed the logging behaviour from serializing the whole AbuseFilterVariableHolder object to only store the variables. That has two major advantages: * The amount of data that needs to be saved on a filter hit is reduced to about 1/10 of what the old version needed. * This is much more forward compatible as the old way of saving this relied on the class structure to stay the same while this is a simple array containing the vars. On top of that we now only log variables already set by the time a filter is hit. On top of the obvious performance increasement that makes it easier for the user to spot the relevant data. Another thing this change alters is the way the AbuseFilter internally works with AbuseFilterVariableHolder objects. Right now we use one for testing the filter(s) and later we use another one to compute the same data again in case a filter was hit (for logging)! This is not thoroughly tested yet, but way more sane than what we're currently doing! Change-Id: Ib15e7501bff32a54afe2d103ef5aedb950e58ef6
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/**
* Dump all variables stored in this object in their native types.
* If you want a not yet set variable to be included in the results you can either set $compute to an array
* with the name of the variable or set $compute to true to compute all not yet set variables.
*
* @param $compute array|bool Variables we should copute if not yet set
* @param $includeUserVars bool Include user set variables
* @return array
*/
public function dumpAllVars( $compute = array(), $includeUserVars = false ) {
$allVarNames = array_keys( $this->mVars );
$exported = array();
$coreVariables = array();
AbuseFilter: Change format of database logging/ performance AF is setting several lazy load variables for the currently editing user. To do this it's passing along the user name extracted from a user object and generating a new user object later from that name which is of course pointless. With this patch I'll pass user objects directly to prevent that. On top of that I've deprecated a method in AFComputedVariable::compute which was redundant as there is a more generic one which can solve that task just fine. Furthermore I've changed the logging behaviour from serializing the whole AbuseFilterVariableHolder object to only store the variables. That has two major advantages: * The amount of data that needs to be saved on a filter hit is reduced to about 1/10 of what the old version needed. * This is much more forward compatible as the old way of saving this relied on the class structure to stay the same while this is a simple array containing the vars. On top of that we now only log variables already set by the time a filter is hit. On top of the obvious performance increasement that makes it easier for the user to spot the relevant data. Another thing this change alters is the way the AbuseFilter internally works with AbuseFilterVariableHolder objects. Right now we use one for testing the filter(s) and later we use another one to compute the same data again in case a filter was hit (for logging)! This is not thoroughly tested yet, but way more sane than what we're currently doing! Change-Id: Ib15e7501bff32a54afe2d103ef5aedb950e58ef6
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if ( !$includeUserVars ) {
// Compile a list of all variables set by the extension to be able to filter user set ones by name
global $wgRestrictionTypes;
$coreVariables = AbuseFilter::getBuilderValues();
$coreVariables = array_keys( $coreVariables['vars'] );
// Title vars can have several prefixes
$prefixes = array( 'ARTICLE', 'MOVED_FROM', 'MOVED_TO', 'FILE' );
$titleVars = array( '_ARTICLEID', '_NAMESPACE', '_TEXT', '_PREFIXEDTEXT', '_recent_contributors' );
foreach ( $wgRestrictionTypes as $action ) {
$titleVars[] = "_restrictions_$action";
}
foreach ( $titleVars as $var ) {
foreach ( $prefixes as $prefix ) {
$coreVariables[] = $prefix . $var;
}
}
$coreVariables = array_map( 'strtolower', $coreVariables );
}
foreach ( $allVarNames as $varName ) {
if (
( $includeUserVars || in_array( strtolower( $varName ), $coreVariables ) ) &&
// Only include variables set in the extension in case $includeUserVars is false
!in_array( $varName, self::$varBlacklist ) &&
( $compute === true || ( is_array( $compute ) && in_array( $varName, $compute ) ) || $this->mVars[$varName] instanceof AFPData )
) {
$exported[$varName] = $this->getVar( $varName )->toNative();
}
}
return $exported;
}
/**
* @param $var
* @return bool
*/
function varIsSet( $var ) {
return array_key_exists( $var, $this->mVars );
}
/**
* Compute all vars which need DB access. Useful for vars which are going to be saved
* cross-wiki or used for offline analysis.
*/
function computeDBVars() {
static $dbTypes = array(
'links-from-wikitext-or-database',
'load-recent-authors',
'get-page-restrictions',
'simple-user-accessor',
'user-age',
'user-groups',
'revision-text-by-id',
'revision-text-by-timestamp'
);
foreach ( $this->mVars as $name => $value ) {
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if ( $value instanceof AFComputedVariable &&
in_array( $value->mMethod, $dbTypes ) ) {
$value = $value->compute( $this );
$this->setVar( $name, $value );
}
}
}
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}
class AFComputedVariable {
var $mMethod, $mParameters;
static $userCache = array();
static $articleCache = array();
/**
* @param $method
* @param $parameters
*/
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function __construct( $method, $parameters ) {
$this->mMethod = $method;
$this->mParameters = $parameters;
}
/**
* It's like Article::prepareTextForEdit, but not for editing (old wikitext usually)
*
*
* @param $wikitext String
* @param $article Article
*
* @return object
*/
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function parseNonEditWikitext( $wikitext, $article ) {
static $cache = array();
$cacheKey = md5( $wikitext ) . ':' . $article->getTitle()->getPrefixedText();
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if ( isset( $cache[$cacheKey] ) ) {
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return $cache[$cacheKey];
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}
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global $wgParser;
$edit = (object)array();
$options = new ParserOptions;
$options->setTidy( true );
$edit->output = $wgParser->parse( $wikitext, $article->getTitle(), $options );
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$cache[$cacheKey] = $edit;
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return $edit;
}
/**
AbuseFilter: Change format of database logging/ performance AF is setting several lazy load variables for the currently editing user. To do this it's passing along the user name extracted from a user object and generating a new user object later from that name which is of course pointless. With this patch I'll pass user objects directly to prevent that. On top of that I've deprecated a method in AFComputedVariable::compute which was redundant as there is a more generic one which can solve that task just fine. Furthermore I've changed the logging behaviour from serializing the whole AbuseFilterVariableHolder object to only store the variables. That has two major advantages: * The amount of data that needs to be saved on a filter hit is reduced to about 1/10 of what the old version needed. * This is much more forward compatible as the old way of saving this relied on the class structure to stay the same while this is a simple array containing the vars. On top of that we now only log variables already set by the time a filter is hit. On top of the obvious performance increasement that makes it easier for the user to spot the relevant data. Another thing this change alters is the way the AbuseFilter internally works with AbuseFilterVariableHolder objects. Right now we use one for testing the filter(s) and later we use another one to compute the same data again in case a filter was hit (for logging)! This is not thoroughly tested yet, but way more sane than what we're currently doing! Change-Id: Ib15e7501bff32a54afe2d103ef5aedb950e58ef6
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* For backwards compatibility: Get the user object belonging to a certain name
* in case a user name is given as argument. Nowadays user objects are passed
* directly but many old log entries rely on this.
*
* @param $user string|User
* @return User
*/
AbuseFilter: Change format of database logging/ performance AF is setting several lazy load variables for the currently editing user. To do this it's passing along the user name extracted from a user object and generating a new user object later from that name which is of course pointless. With this patch I'll pass user objects directly to prevent that. On top of that I've deprecated a method in AFComputedVariable::compute which was redundant as there is a more generic one which can solve that task just fine. Furthermore I've changed the logging behaviour from serializing the whole AbuseFilterVariableHolder object to only store the variables. That has two major advantages: * The amount of data that needs to be saved on a filter hit is reduced to about 1/10 of what the old version needed. * This is much more forward compatible as the old way of saving this relied on the class structure to stay the same while this is a simple array containing the vars. On top of that we now only log variables already set by the time a filter is hit. On top of the obvious performance increasement that makes it easier for the user to spot the relevant data. Another thing this change alters is the way the AbuseFilter internally works with AbuseFilterVariableHolder objects. Right now we use one for testing the filter(s) and later we use another one to compute the same data again in case a filter was hit (for logging)! This is not thoroughly tested yet, but way more sane than what we're currently doing! Change-Id: Ib15e7501bff32a54afe2d103ef5aedb950e58ef6
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static function getUserObject( $user ) {
if ( $user instanceof User ) {
$username = $user->getName();
} else {
$username = $user;
if ( isset( self::$userCache[$username] ) ) {
return self::$userCache[$username];
}
AbuseFilter: Change format of database logging/ performance AF is setting several lazy load variables for the currently editing user. To do this it's passing along the user name extracted from a user object and generating a new user object later from that name which is of course pointless. With this patch I'll pass user objects directly to prevent that. On top of that I've deprecated a method in AFComputedVariable::compute which was redundant as there is a more generic one which can solve that task just fine. Furthermore I've changed the logging behaviour from serializing the whole AbuseFilterVariableHolder object to only store the variables. That has two major advantages: * The amount of data that needs to be saved on a filter hit is reduced to about 1/10 of what the old version needed. * This is much more forward compatible as the old way of saving this relied on the class structure to stay the same while this is a simple array containing the vars. On top of that we now only log variables already set by the time a filter is hit. On top of the obvious performance increasement that makes it easier for the user to spot the relevant data. Another thing this change alters is the way the AbuseFilter internally works with AbuseFilterVariableHolder objects. Right now we use one for testing the filter(s) and later we use another one to compute the same data again in case a filter was hit (for logging)! This is not thoroughly tested yet, but way more sane than what we're currently doing! Change-Id: Ib15e7501bff32a54afe2d103ef5aedb950e58ef6
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wfDebug( "Couldn't find user $username in cache\n" );
}
if ( count( self::$userCache ) > 1000 ) {
self::$userCache = array();
}
AbuseFilter: Change format of database logging/ performance AF is setting several lazy load variables for the currently editing user. To do this it's passing along the user name extracted from a user object and generating a new user object later from that name which is of course pointless. With this patch I'll pass user objects directly to prevent that. On top of that I've deprecated a method in AFComputedVariable::compute which was redundant as there is a more generic one which can solve that task just fine. Furthermore I've changed the logging behaviour from serializing the whole AbuseFilterVariableHolder object to only store the variables. That has two major advantages: * The amount of data that needs to be saved on a filter hit is reduced to about 1/10 of what the old version needed. * This is much more forward compatible as the old way of saving this relied on the class structure to stay the same while this is a simple array containing the vars. On top of that we now only log variables already set by the time a filter is hit. On top of the obvious performance increasement that makes it easier for the user to spot the relevant data. Another thing this change alters is the way the AbuseFilter internally works with AbuseFilterVariableHolder objects. Right now we use one for testing the filter(s) and later we use another one to compute the same data again in case a filter was hit (for logging)! This is not thoroughly tested yet, but way more sane than what we're currently doing! Change-Id: Ib15e7501bff32a54afe2d103ef5aedb950e58ef6
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if ( $user instanceof User ) {
$userCache[$username] = $user;
return $user;
}
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if ( IP::isIPAddress( $username ) ) {
$u = new User;
$u->setName( $username );
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self::$userCache[$username] = $u;
return $u;
}
$user = User::newFromName( $username );
$user->load();
self::$userCache[$username] = $user;
return $user;
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}
/**
* @param $namespace
* @param $title Title
* @return Article
*/
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static function articleFromTitle( $namespace, $title ) {
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if ( isset( self::$articleCache["$namespace:$title"] ) ) {
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return self::$articleCache["$namespace:$title"];
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}
if ( count( self::$articleCache ) > 1000 ) {
self::$articleCache = array();
}
wfDebug( "Creating article object for $namespace:$title in cache\n" );
// TODO: use WikiPage instead!
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$t = Title::makeTitle( $namespace, $title );
self::$articleCache["$namespace:$title"] = new Article( $t );
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return self::$articleCache["$namespace:$title"];
}
/**
* @param $article Article
* @return array
*/
static function getLinksFromDB( $article ) {
// Stolen from ConfirmEdit
$id = $article->getId();
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if ( !$id ) {
return array();
}
$dbr = wfGetDB( DB_SLAVE );
$res = $dbr->select(
'externallinks',
array( 'el_to' ),
array( 'el_from' => $id ),
__METHOD__
);
$links = array();
foreach( $res as $row ) {
$links[] = $row->el_to;
}
return $links;
}
/**
* @param $vars AbuseFilterVariableHolder
* @return AFPData|array|int|mixed|null|string
* @throws MWException
* @throws AFPException
*/
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function compute( $vars ) {
$parameters = $this->mParameters;
$result = null;
if ( !wfRunHooks( 'AbuseFilter-interceptVariable',
array( $this->mMethod, $vars, $parameters, &$result ) ) ) {
return $result instanceof AFPData
? $result : AFPData::newFromPHPVar( $result );
}
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switch( $this->mMethod ) {
case 'diff':
$text1Var = $parameters['oldtext-var'];
$text2Var = $parameters['newtext-var'];
$text1 = $vars->getVar( $text1Var )->toString() . "\n";
$text2 = $vars->getVar( $text2Var )->toString() . "\n";
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$result = wfDiff( $text1, $text2 );
break;
case 'diff-split':
$diff = $vars->getVar( $parameters['diff-var'] )->toString();
$line_prefix = $parameters['line-prefix'];
$diff_lines = explode( "\n", $diff );
$interest_lines = array();
foreach ( $diff_lines as $line ) {
if ( substr( $line, 0, 1 ) === $line_prefix ) {
$interest_lines[] = substr( $line, strlen( $line_prefix ) );
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}
}
$result = $interest_lines;
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break;
case 'links-from-wikitext':
// This should ONLY be used when sharing a parse operation with the edit.
/* @var WikiPage $article */
$article = $parameters['article'];
if ( $article !== null
&& ( !defined( 'MW_SUPPORTS_CONTENTHANDLER' )
|| $article->getContentModel() === CONTENT_MODEL_WIKITEXT )
) {
$textVar = $parameters['text-var'];
// XXX: Use prepareContentForEdit. But we need a Content object for that.
$new_text = $vars->getVar( $textVar )->toString();
$content = ContentHandler::makeContent( $new_text, $article->getTitle() );
$editInfo = $article->prepareContentForEdit( $content );
$links = array_keys( $editInfo->output->getExternalLinks() );
$result = $links;
break;
}
// Otherwise fall back to database
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case 'links-from-wikitext-nonedit':
case 'links-from-wikitext-or-database':
// TODO: use Content object instead, if available! In any case, use WikiPage, not Article.
$article = self::articleFromTitle(
$parameters['namespace'],
$parameters['title']
);
if ( $vars->getVar( 'context' )->toString() == 'filter' ) {
$links = $this->getLinksFromDB( $article );
wfDebug( "AbuseFilter: loading old links from DB\n" );
} elseif ( !defined( 'MW_SUPPORTS_CONTENTHANDLER' )
|| $article->getContentModel() === CONTENT_MODEL_WIKITEXT ) {
wfDebug( "AbuseFilter: loading old links from Parser\n" );
$textVar = $parameters['text-var'];
$wikitext = $vars->getVar( $textVar )->toString();
$editInfo = $this->parseNonEditWikitext( $wikitext, $article );
$links = array_keys( $editInfo->output->getExternalLinks() );
} else {
// TODO: Get links from Content object. But we don't have the content object.
// And for non-text content, $wikitext is usually not going to be a valid
// serialization, but rather some dummy text for filtering.
$links = array();
}
$result = $links;
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break;
case 'link-diff-added':
case 'link-diff-removed':
$oldLinkVar = $parameters['oldlink-var'];
$newLinkVar = $parameters['newlink-var'];
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$oldLinks = $vars->getVar( $oldLinkVar )->toString();
$newLinks = $vars->getVar( $newLinkVar )->toString();
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$oldLinks = explode( "\n", $oldLinks );
$newLinks = explode( "\n", $newLinks );
if ( $this->mMethod == 'link-diff-added' ) {
$result = array_diff( $newLinks, $oldLinks );
}
if ( $this->mMethod == 'link-diff-removed' ) {
$result = array_diff( $oldLinks, $newLinks );
}
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break;
case 'parse-wikitext':
// Should ONLY be used when sharing a parse operation with the edit.
$article = $parameters['article'];
if ( $article !== null
&& ( !defined( 'MW_SUPPORTS_CONTENTHANDLER' )
|| $article->getContentModel() === CONTENT_MODEL_WIKITEXT ) ) {
$textVar = $parameters['wikitext-var'];
// XXX: Use prepareContentForEdit. But we need a Content object for that.
$new_text = $vars->getVar( $textVar )->toString();
$editInfo = $article->prepareTextForEdit( $new_text );
if ( isset( $parameters['pst'] ) && $parameters['pst'] ) {
$result = $editInfo->pstContent->serialize( $editInfo->format );
} else {
$newHTML = $editInfo->output->getText();
// Kill the PP limit comments. Ideally we'd just remove these by not setting the
// parser option, but then we can't share a parse operation with the edit, which is bad.
$result = preg_replace( '/<!--\s*NewPP limit report[^>]*-->\s*$/si', '', $newHTML );
}
break;
}
// Otherwise fall back to database
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case 'parse-wikitext-nonedit':
// TODO: use Content object instead, if available! In any case, use WikiPage, not Article.
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$article = self::articleFromTitle( $parameters['namespace'], $parameters['title'] );
$textVar = $parameters['wikitext-var'];
if ( !defined( 'MW_SUPPORTS_CONTENTHANDLER' )
|| $article->getContentModel() === CONTENT_MODEL_WIKITEXT ) {
if ( isset( $parameters['pst'] ) && $parameters['pst'] ) {
// $textVar is already PSTed when it's not loaded from an ongoing edit.
$result = $vars->getVar( $textVar )->toString();
} else {
$text = $vars->getVar( $textVar )->toString();
$editInfo = $this->parseNonEditWikitext( $text, $article );
$result = $editInfo->output->getText();
}
} else {
// TODO: Parser Output from Content object. But we don't have the content object.
// And for non-text content, $wikitext is usually not going to be a valid
// serialization, but rather some dummy text for filtering.
$result = '';
}
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break;
case 'strip-html':
$htmlVar = $parameters['html-var'];
$html = $vars->getVar( $htmlVar )->toString();
$result = StringUtils::delimiterReplace( '<', '>', '', $html );
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break;
case 'load-recent-authors':
$cutOff = $parameters['cutoff'];
$title = Title::makeTitle( $parameters['namespace'], $parameters['title'] );
if ( !$title->exists() ) {
$result = '';
break;
}
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$dbr = wfGetDB( DB_SLAVE );
$res = $dbr->select( 'revision',
'DISTINCT rev_user_text',
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array(
'rev_page' => $title->getArticleID(),
'rev_timestamp<' . $dbr->addQuotes( $dbr->timestamp( $cutOff ) )
),
__METHOD__,
array( 'ORDER BY' => 'rev_timestamp DESC', 'LIMIT' => 10 )
);
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$users = array();
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foreach( $res as $row ) {
$users[] = $row->rev_user_text;
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}
$result = $users;
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break;
case 'get-page-restrictions':
$action = $parameters['action'];
$title = Title::makeTitle( $parameters['namespace'], $parameters['title'] );
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$rights = $title->getRestrictions( $action );
$rights = count( $rights ) ? $rights : array();
$result = $rights;
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break;
case 'simple-user-accessor':
$user = $parameters['user'];
$method = $parameters['method'];
if ( !$user ) {
throw new MWException( 'No user parameter given.' );
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}
AbuseFilter: Change format of database logging/ performance AF is setting several lazy load variables for the currently editing user. To do this it's passing along the user name extracted from a user object and generating a new user object later from that name which is of course pointless. With this patch I'll pass user objects directly to prevent that. On top of that I've deprecated a method in AFComputedVariable::compute which was redundant as there is a more generic one which can solve that task just fine. Furthermore I've changed the logging behaviour from serializing the whole AbuseFilterVariableHolder object to only store the variables. That has two major advantages: * The amount of data that needs to be saved on a filter hit is reduced to about 1/10 of what the old version needed. * This is much more forward compatible as the old way of saving this relied on the class structure to stay the same while this is a simple array containing the vars. On top of that we now only log variables already set by the time a filter is hit. On top of the obvious performance increasement that makes it easier for the user to spot the relevant data. Another thing this change alters is the way the AbuseFilter internally works with AbuseFilterVariableHolder objects. Right now we use one for testing the filter(s) and later we use another one to compute the same data again in case a filter was hit (for logging)! This is not thoroughly tested yet, but way more sane than what we're currently doing! Change-Id: Ib15e7501bff32a54afe2d103ef5aedb950e58ef6
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$obj = self::getUserObject( $user );
if ( !$obj ) {
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throw new MWException( "Invalid username $user" );
}
$result = call_user_func( array( $obj, $method ) );
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break;
case 'user-age':
$user = $parameters['user'];
$asOf = $parameters['asof'];
AbuseFilter: Change format of database logging/ performance AF is setting several lazy load variables for the currently editing user. To do this it's passing along the user name extracted from a user object and generating a new user object later from that name which is of course pointless. With this patch I'll pass user objects directly to prevent that. On top of that I've deprecated a method in AFComputedVariable::compute which was redundant as there is a more generic one which can solve that task just fine. Furthermore I've changed the logging behaviour from serializing the whole AbuseFilterVariableHolder object to only store the variables. That has two major advantages: * The amount of data that needs to be saved on a filter hit is reduced to about 1/10 of what the old version needed. * This is much more forward compatible as the old way of saving this relied on the class structure to stay the same while this is a simple array containing the vars. On top of that we now only log variables already set by the time a filter is hit. On top of the obvious performance increasement that makes it easier for the user to spot the relevant data. Another thing this change alters is the way the AbuseFilter internally works with AbuseFilterVariableHolder objects. Right now we use one for testing the filter(s) and later we use another one to compute the same data again in case a filter was hit (for logging)! This is not thoroughly tested yet, but way more sane than what we're currently doing! Change-Id: Ib15e7501bff32a54afe2d103ef5aedb950e58ef6
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$obj = self::getUserObject( $user );
if ( $obj->getId() == 0 ) {
$result = 0;
break;
}
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$registration = $obj->getRegistration();
$result = wfTimestamp( TS_UNIX, $asOf ) - wfTimestampOrNull( TS_UNIX, $registration );
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break;
case 'user-groups':
AbuseFilter: Change format of database logging/ performance AF is setting several lazy load variables for the currently editing user. To do this it's passing along the user name extracted from a user object and generating a new user object later from that name which is of course pointless. With this patch I'll pass user objects directly to prevent that. On top of that I've deprecated a method in AFComputedVariable::compute which was redundant as there is a more generic one which can solve that task just fine. Furthermore I've changed the logging behaviour from serializing the whole AbuseFilterVariableHolder object to only store the variables. That has two major advantages: * The amount of data that needs to be saved on a filter hit is reduced to about 1/10 of what the old version needed. * This is much more forward compatible as the old way of saving this relied on the class structure to stay the same while this is a simple array containing the vars. On top of that we now only log variables already set by the time a filter is hit. On top of the obvious performance increasement that makes it easier for the user to spot the relevant data. Another thing this change alters is the way the AbuseFilter internally works with AbuseFilterVariableHolder objects. Right now we use one for testing the filter(s) and later we use another one to compute the same data again in case a filter was hit (for logging)! This is not thoroughly tested yet, but way more sane than what we're currently doing! Change-Id: Ib15e7501bff32a54afe2d103ef5aedb950e58ef6
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// Deprecated but needed by old log entries
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$user = $parameters['user'];
AbuseFilter: Change format of database logging/ performance AF is setting several lazy load variables for the currently editing user. To do this it's passing along the user name extracted from a user object and generating a new user object later from that name which is of course pointless. With this patch I'll pass user objects directly to prevent that. On top of that I've deprecated a method in AFComputedVariable::compute which was redundant as there is a more generic one which can solve that task just fine. Furthermore I've changed the logging behaviour from serializing the whole AbuseFilterVariableHolder object to only store the variables. That has two major advantages: * The amount of data that needs to be saved on a filter hit is reduced to about 1/10 of what the old version needed. * This is much more forward compatible as the old way of saving this relied on the class structure to stay the same while this is a simple array containing the vars. On top of that we now only log variables already set by the time a filter is hit. On top of the obvious performance increasement that makes it easier for the user to spot the relevant data. Another thing this change alters is the way the AbuseFilter internally works with AbuseFilterVariableHolder objects. Right now we use one for testing the filter(s) and later we use another one to compute the same data again in case a filter was hit (for logging)! This is not thoroughly tested yet, but way more sane than what we're currently doing! Change-Id: Ib15e7501bff32a54afe2d103ef5aedb950e58ef6
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$obj = self::getUserObject( $user );
$result = $obj->getEffectiveGroups();
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break;
case 'length':
$s = $vars->getVar( $parameters['length-var'] )->toString();
$result = strlen( $s );
break;
case 'subtract':
$v1 = $vars->getVar( $parameters['val1-var'] )->toFloat();
$v2 = $vars->getVar( $parameters['val2-var'] )->toFloat();
$result = $v1 - $v2;
break;
case 'revision-text-by-id':
$rev = Revision::newFromId( $parameters['revid'] );
$result = AbuseFilter::revisionToString( $rev );
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break;
case 'revision-text-by-timestamp':
$timestamp = $parameters['timestamp'];
$title = Title::makeTitle( $parameters['namespace'], $parameters['title'] );
$dbr = wfGetDB( DB_SLAVE );
$rev = Revision::loadFromTimestamp( $dbr, $title, $timestamp );
$result = AbuseFilter::revisionToString( $rev );
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break;
default:
if ( wfRunHooks( 'AbuseFilter-computeVariable',
array( $this->mMethod, $vars, $parameters, &$result ) ) ) {
throw new AFPException( 'Unknown variable compute type ' . $this->mMethod );
}
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}
return $result instanceof AFPData
? $result : AFPData::newFromPHPVar( $result );
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}
}