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"""
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"""
import grp
import logging
import os
import pwd
import re
from collections import defaultdict
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Any, Dict, Iterable, List, Literal, Set, Tuple
from datetime import datetime, timedelta, timezone

from peewee import Case, fn

from defence360agent.subsys.panels import hosting_panel
from defence360agent.utils import get_results_iterable_expression
from defence360agent.utils.threads import to_thread
from defence360agent.model.analyst_cleanup import AnalystCleanupRequest
from defence360agent.api.server.analyst_cleanup import AnalystCleanupAPI

from imav.malwarelib.config import (
    MalwareHitStatus,
    MalwareScanResourceType,
    QueuedScanState,
)
from imav.malwarelib.model import MalwareHit, MalwareScan
from imav.malwarelib.scan.crontab import is_crontab
from imav.malwarelib.utils.cloudways import CloudwaysUser

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

def stub_entry():
    return {
        "user": None,
        "home": None,
        "infected": 0,
        "infected_db": 0,
        "_infected_total": 0,
        "scan_id": None,
        "scan_date": None,
        "scan_status": None,
        "cleanup_status": None,
        "analyst_status": None,
    }

def system_users():
    """
    Get all system users and initialize a dict for them.

If a user has leftover config files after being deleted then
    the panel API might treat him as existent. This is resolved by checking
    that a system user is a panel user.
    """
    for entry in pwd.getpwall():
        u = stub_entry()
        u["user"] = entry.pw_name
        u["home"] = entry.pw_dir
        yield u

async def panel_users():
    users = await hosting_panel.HostingPanel().get_users()

return [u for u in system_users() if u["user"] in users]

def get(user_list, **kwargs) -> dict:
    for u in user_list:
        if all([u[k] == v for k, v in kwargs.items()]):
            return u

return stub_entry()

def update_infected_count_and_last_scan(user_list):
    homes = [u["home"] for u in user_list]

def expr(_homes):
        q = (
            MalwareScan.select(
                MalwareScan.scanid, MalwareScan.completed, MalwareScan.path
            )
            .group_by(MalwareScan.path)
            .having(MalwareScan.completed == fn.Max(MalwareScan.completed))
            .where(MalwareScan.path.in_(_homes))
        )
        return q

# FIXME: refactor this (lots of duplication)
    grouped_hits = (
        MalwareHit.select(MalwareHit.user, fn.COUNT().alias("infected"))
        .where(
            MalwareHit.is_infected()
            & (MalwareHit.resource_type == MalwareScanResourceType.FILE.value)
        )
        .group_by(MalwareHit.user)
    )

grouped_db_hits = (
        MalwareHit.select(MalwareHit.user, fn.COUNT().alias("infected_db"))
        .where(
            MalwareHit.is_infected()
            & (MalwareHit.resource_type == MalwareScanResourceType.DB.value)
        )
        .group_by(MalwareHit.user)
    )

grouped_hits_dict = {entry.user: entry.infected for entry in grouped_hits}
    grouped_db_hits_dict = {
        entry.user: entry.infected_db for entry in grouped_db_hits
    }
    actual_scans = get_results_iterable_expression(expr, homes)

for entry in actual_scans:
        u = get(user_list, home=entry.path)
        u["infected"] = grouped_hits_dict.get(u["user"], 0)
        u["scan_status"] = QueuedScanState.stopped.value
        u["scan_id"] = entry.scanid

for user, infected_db in grouped_db_hits_dict.items():
        u = get(user_list, user=user)
        u["infected_db"] = infected_db

for u in user_list:
        u["_infected_total"] = u["infected"] + u["infected_db"]

def update_running_scan_status(user_list, get_scans):
    paths = [u["home"] for u in user_list]
    for scan, status in get_scans(paths):
        u = get(user_list, home=scan.path)
        u["scan_id"] = scan.scanid
        u["scan_status"] = status
        u["scan_type"] = scan.scan_type

def update_cleanup_status(user_list):
    """
    Updates cleanup status for the list of panel users
    If at least on cleanup is running for user then status is 'running'
    Else if there are any finished cleanups then status is 'stopped'
    If no started and finished cleanups then status is not set

:param user_list:
    """
    users = [u["user"] for u in user_list]

def expression(users) -> Tuple[str, Literal["running", "stopped", None]]:
        """
        Returns a list of (user, cleanup_status) tuples where `cleanup_status`
        can take one of the values: "running", "stopped", or None
        """
        case_running = Case(
            None,
            (
                (
                    MalwareHit.status.in_(
                        (
                            MalwareHitStatus.CLEANUP_PENDING,
                            MalwareHitStatus.CLEANUP_STARTED,
                        )
                    ),
                    1,
                ),
            ),
            0,
        )
        case_stopped = Case(
            None,
            (
                (
                    MalwareHit.status.in_(
                        (
                            MalwareHitStatus.CLEANUP_DONE,
                            MalwareHitStatus.CLEANUP_REMOVED,
                        )
                    ),
                    1,
                ),
            ),
            0,
        )
        query = (
            MalwareHit.select(
                MalwareHit.user,
                Case(
                    None,
                    (
                        (fn.Sum(case_running) > 0, "running"),
                        (fn.Sum(case_stopped) > 0, "stopped"),
                    ),
                ).alias("cleanup_status"),
            )
            .where(MalwareHit.user.in_(users))
            .group_by(MalwareHit.user)
        )
        return query.tuples()

for user, status in get_results_iterable_expression(expression, users):
        u = get(user_list, user=user)
        u["cleanup_status"] = status

def update_last_scan_date(user_list):
    def expression(homes):
        return (
            MalwareScan.select(MalwareScan.path, MalwareScan.completed)
            .where(MalwareScan.path.in_(homes))
            .group_by(MalwareScan.path)
            .having(MalwareScan.completed == fn.Max(MalwareScan.completed))
        )

home_to_users = defaultdict(list)
    for user in user_list:
        home_to_users[user["home"]].append(user)
    for scan in get_results_iterable_expression(
        expression, list(home_to_users)
    ):
        for user in home_to_users[scan.path]:
            user["scan_date"] = scan.completed

def update_cleanup_analyst_status(user_list):
    """
    Updates cleanup analyst status for the list of panel users.
    Checks if users have active cleanup requests (pending or in_progress)
    or recently completed requests (within the last 3 days).

:param user_list: List of user dictionaries to update
    """
    if not user_list:
        return

# Calculate the cutoff date for "recently completed" (3 days ago)
    three_days_ago = datetime.now(timezone.utc) - timedelta(days=3)

# Get all usernames from the user list
    usernames = [u["user"] for u in user_list if u["user"]]

def expression(users):
        """
        Returns a query to fetch active cleanup requests and recently completed
        requests for the specified users.
        """
        return (
            AnalystCleanupRequest.select(
                AnalystCleanupRequest.username,
                AnalystCleanupRequest.status,
                AnalystCleanupRequest.last_updated,
                AnalystCleanupRequest.created_at,
            )
            .where(
                (AnalystCleanupRequest.username.in_(users))
                & (
                    (
                        AnalystCleanupRequest.status.in_(
                            ["pending", "in_progress"]
                        )
                    )
                    | (
                        (AnalystCleanupRequest.status == "completed")
                        & (
                            AnalystCleanupRequest.last_updated
                            >= three_days_ago
                        )
                    )
                )
            )
            .order_by(AnalystCleanupRequest.created_at.desc())
        )

# Use the same get_results_iterable_expression pattern as other update functions
    requests = get_results_iterable_expression(expression, usernames)

# Create a mapping of username to their most recent request
    user_to_request = {}
    for request in requests:
        # If we already have a request for this user and it's not newer, skip
        if (
            request.username in user_to_request
            and user_to_request[request.username].created_at
            > request.created_at
        ):
            continue
        user_to_request[request.username] = request

# Update each user with their request status
    for u in user_list:
        username = u["user"]
        if username in user_to_request:
            request = user_to_request[username]
            u["analyst_status"] = request.status

async def get_matched_users(match) -> Tuple[int, List[Dict[str, Any]]]:
    user_list = await panel_users()
    if isinstance(match, str):
        pattern = re.compile(f".*{match}.*")
    elif isinstance(match, Iterable):
        pattern = re.compile(f"^({'|'.join(match)})$")
    else:
        pattern = re.compile(".*")
    matched_users = [u for u in user_list if pattern.match(u["user"])]
    return len(user_list), matched_users

async def fetch_user_list(get_scans, *, match=None):
    max_count, user_list = await get_matched_users(match)
    update_infected_count_and_last_scan(user_list)
    update_running_scan_status(user_list, get_scans)
    update_cleanup_status(user_list)
    update_last_scan_date(user_list)
    if await AnalystCleanupAPI.check_cleanup_allowed():
        update_cleanup_analyst_status(user_list)
    return max_count, user_list

def sort(user_list, field="_infected_total", desc=True):
    def getter(element):
        field_type = (
            int
            if field
            in ["infected", "infected_db", "_infected_total", "scan_date"]
            else str
        )
        min_val = chr(0) if field_type is str else 0
        value = element.get(field)
        if value is None:
            value = min_val
        return value

user_list.sort(key=getter, reverse=desc)
    if field == "_infected_total":
        for user in user_list:
            user.pop("_infected_total")
    return user_list

async def get_file_owner(
    path: str, users_from_panel: Set[str], pw_all: List[pwd.struct_passwd]
):
    """Get username, groupname for file *path*

pw_all - should contains result of pwd.getpwall()
    user_from_panel - users in current panel (see code comment)

Returns tuple (user, group, uid, gid)"""
    stat = os.stat(path)
    owner = user = uid = stat.st_uid
    group = gid = stat.st_gid

p = Path(path)
    if uid == 0 and is_crontab(p):
        for pw in pw_all:
            if pw.pw_name == p.name:
                if pw.pw_name in users_from_panel:
                    owner, user, uid = pw.pw_name, pw.pw_name, pw.pw_uid
                    group = gid = pw.pw_gid
                break
    else:
        # Plesk-panel clients can have two system users with same uids,
        # but only one of them will be used in panel.
        for pw in pw_all:
            if pw.pw_uid == uid and pw.pw_name in users_from_panel:
                owner = user = pw.pw_name
                break

try:
        group = (await to_thread(grp.getgrgid, gid)).gr_name
    except KeyError:
        pass

user = CloudwaysUser.override_name_by_path(
        p, user, users_from_panel, pw_all
    )

return owner, user, group, uid, gid

async def fill_results_owner(results):
    users_from_panel = set(await hosting_panel.HostingPanel().get_users())
    missing = []
    pw_all = await to_thread(pwd.getpwall)
    for path, data in results.items():
        try:
            owner, user, group, uid, gid = await get_file_owner(
                path,
                users_from_panel,
                pw_all,
            )
        except FileNotFoundError:
            missing.append(path)
        else:
            data["owner"] = owner
            data["user"] = user
            data["group"] = group
            data["uid"] = uid
            data["gid"] = gid

for m in missing:
        del results[m]

def is_uid(username: str) -> bool:
    try:
        int(username)
        return True
    except ValueError:
        return False

async def get_username_by_uid(uid) -> str:
    uid = int(uid)
    pw_all = await to_thread(pwd.getpwall)
    return next(
        (pw.pw_name for pw in pw_all if pw.pw_uid == uid),
        None,
    )

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