async def start(self) -> None:
"""
Start downloading torrent held by this client.
The method stops when downloading gull complete or aborted.
"""
await self.tracker.connect()
self.peers = [
PeerConnection(self.available_peers, self.tracker.peer_id)
for _ in range(MAX_PEERS)
]
last_announce_call = None
interval = self.tracker.interval
while True:
if self.piece_manager.compete:
logging.info("Downloading complete")
break
if self.abort:
logging.info("Downloading aborted!")
break
current = time.time()
if not last_announce_call or (last_announce_call + interval >
current):
try:
self.tracker.connect()
except TrackerError as e:
logging.error(e)
break
last_announce_call = current
interval = self.tracker.interval
self.stop()
def __init__(self, addr, swarm=None, sock=None):
assert self.my_peerid
if len(self.index) >= config.max_peers:
raise Exception('Too many peers')
if sock:
assert swarm is None
self.inbound = True
self.connected = True
else:
assert swarm
self.inbound = False
self.connected = False
self.swarm = swarm
self.remote_peerid = None
self.child = None
self.proxy = None
self.closed = False
self.refs_sig = ''
self.last_refs_check = 0
self.negotiated = False
self.cmd = ''
self.cloning = False
# dict of files we're fetching from remote peer (and serving via our http proxy)
self.requests = {}
self.next_request_id = 0
# dict of files we're sending to remote peer
self.sending = {}
self.connection = PeerConnection(self, sock, addr)
self.index.append(self)
if self.swarm:
self.swarm.add_peer(self)
#print timestamp(), self, "Registered"
if self.swarm and self.swarm.clone:
print timestamp(), self, "Peer is a candidate for cloning"
class Peer(object):
'''
Encapsulates a single peer. Uses PeerConnection to handle the TCP socket, and
to encode/decode messages. When a Message is received, PeerConnection calls
the appropriate Peer callback method. e.g., "ping" calls "on_ping". For an
outbound connection, it will also call "on_connect" when a connection has been
established.
'''
my_peerid = None
index = []
pex = True
@classmethod
def list(cls):
return list(cls.index)
def __repr_peerid__(self):
#return '%-10s' % self.remote_peerid
return self.remote_peerid
def __repr__(self):
try:
addr = "%s:%d" % self.connection.addr
if self.swarm:
sha = self.swarm.short_sha
else:
sha = 'Inbound'
peerid = self.__repr_peerid__()
return "Peer(%s, %s, %s)" % (repr(peerid), repr(sha), addr)
except:
return "Peer(oops, %s)" % id(self)
def __init__(self, addr, swarm=None, sock=None):
assert self.my_peerid
if len(self.index) >= config.max_peers:
raise Exception('Too many peers')
if sock:
assert swarm is None
self.inbound = True
self.connected = True
else:
assert swarm
self.inbound = False
self.connected = False
self.swarm = swarm
self.remote_peerid = None
self.child = None
self.proxy = None
self.closed = False
self.refs_sig = ''
self.last_refs_check = 0
self.negotiated = False
self.cmd = ''
self.cloning = False
# dict of files we're fetching from remote peer (and serving via our http proxy)
self.requests = {}
self.next_request_id = 0
# dict of files we're sending to remote peer
self.sending = {}
self.connection = PeerConnection(self, sock, addr)
self.index.append(self)
if self.swarm:
self.swarm.add_peer(self)
#print timestamp(), self, "Registered"
if self.swarm and self.swarm.clone:
print timestamp(), self, "Peer is a candidate for cloning"
def close(self):
if self.closed:
return
self.closed = True
print timestamp(), self, "Closing Peer"
if self.swarm:
self.swarm.remove_peer(self)
if self.proxy:
self.proxy.close()
if self.child:
self.child.close()
for x in self.sending.values():
x.close()
for x in self.requests.values():
x.close()
if self in self.index:
self.index.remove(self)
else:
print self, timestamp(), "I wasn't in the index?"
self.connection.close()
def on_heartbeat(self):
# Decide if this peer will take responsibility for cloning
peers_cloning = [ x for x in self.list() if x.cloning ]
if self.negotiated and self.swarm.clone and not peers_cloning:
assert not self.child
print timestamp(), self, "Cloning"
self.cloning = True
self.do_clone()
# Monitor children
if self.child and self.child.closed:
should_merge = False
# Cloning
if self.cloning:
if self.child.exitcode != 0:
print timestamp(), self, "ERROR: git clone failed."
self.close()
return
else:
print timestamp(), self, "Clone done"
self.swarm.clone_done()
self.check_refs(update_only=True)
# Fetching
elif self.cmd == 'fetch':
if self.child.exitcode != 0:
print timestamp(), self, "Fetch failed! Returned", self.child.exitcode
elif config.automerge:
print timestamp(), self, "Fetch done, now Merging"
should_merge = True
else:
print timestamp(), self, "Fetch done"
# Merging
elif self.cmd == 'merge':
if self.child.exitcode != 0:
print timestamp(), self, "Merge Failed! Returned", self.child.exitcode
else:
print timestamp(), self, "Merge done"
# Wut?
else:
print timestamp(), self, "How did we get here? Forgetting child", self.child
self.proxy.close()
self.child = None
self.proxy = None
if should_merge:
self.do_merge()
if self.connection.closed:
print timestamp(), self, "Our connection closed?"
self.close()
self.check_refs()
def send(self, *args, **kwargs):
self.connection.send_msg(*args, **kwargs)
def other_peers(self):
'''
A list of other peers in our swarm
'''
return [ x for x in self.swarm.peers if x != self ]
def on_ping(self, msg):
self.send('pong')
def on_pong(self, msg):
pass
def send_helo(self):
l = [ x for x in EventLoop.list() if isinstance(x, listener.Listener) ]
assert len(l) == 1
port = l[0].addr[1]
self.send('helo',
protocol='p2p-git',
major=config.major_version,
minor=config.minor_version,
swarmid=self.swarm.sha,
peerid=self.my_peerid,
port=port,
client='mainline-' + str(config.version),
)
def on_connect(self):
self.connected = True
self.send_helo()
def on_helo(self, msg):
self.remote_peerid = msg['peerid']
self.advertised_port = msg['port']
if self.inbound:
sha = msg['swarmid']
self.swarm = swarm.Swarm.get(sha)
if not self.swarm:
print timestamp(), self, "Unknown swarm", sha
self.close()
return
self.swarm.add_peer(self)
self.send_helo()
# The loopback test is deliberely placed after the swarm check, so even
# if we know it's a loopback, we can still send a HELO before closing,
# so the *remote* side can know it's a loopback, too. That lets us
# record the outgoing address that was used in our list of loopback
# addresses, so we don't make the same mistake again in the future.
if self.my_peerid == self.remote_peerid:
print timestamp(), self, "Loopback peer detected"
if not self.inbound:
self.swarm.loops[self.connection.addr] = time.time()
self.close()
return
if not self.inbound:
self.swarm.aka[self.connection.addr] = self.remote_peerid
# Search for existing connection to this remote_peerid
if self.remote_peerid in [ x.remote_peerid for x in self.other_peers() ]:
print timestamp(), self, "We already have a connection to", self.remote_peerid
self.close()
return
# Tell all of our peers about each other
if self.pex:
for othr in [ x for x in self.other_peers() if x.negotiated ]:
othr.send('pex', peerid=self.remote_peerid, ip=self.connection.host, port=self.advertised_port)
self.send('pex', peerid=othr.remote_peerid, ip=othr.connection.host, port=othr.advertised_port)
self.negotiated = True
self.check_refs()
def on_pex_request(self, msg):
if self.pex:
for peer in [ x for x in self.other_peers() if x.negotiated and x.remote_peerid != self.remote_peerid ]:
self.send('pex', peerid=peer.remote_peerid, ip=peer.connection.host, port=peer.advertised_port)
def on_pex(self, msg):
if not self.pex:
return
peerid = msg['peerid']
addr = (msg['ip'], msg['port'])
self.swarm.connect(addr, peerid)
def do_clone(self):
assert not self.child
assert self.cloning
assert self.swarm.clone
self.proxy = ProxyListener(self, 0)
self.proxy.set_env()
self.cmd = 'clone'
self.child = Child(self,
repr(self.remote_peerid),
[ 'git',
'clone',
'--verbose',
'--origin', 'p2p-' + self.remote_peerid,
'p2p://' + self.remote_peerid,
self.swarm.directory,
])
def do_fetch(self):
if not self.negotiated:
print timestamp(), self, "Cannot fetch, connection not negotiated"
return
if self.child:
print timestamp(), self, "git", repr(self.cmd), "already in progress, cannot fetch"
return
if self.swarm.clone:
print timestamp(), self, "Cloning, cannot fetch"
return
self.swarm.git.add_remote(self.remote_peerid)
self.proxy = ProxyListener(self, 0)
self.proxy.set_env()
command = [ 'git',
'-C', self.swarm.directory,
'fetch',
'--verbose',
'--prune',
'--progress',
'p2p-' + self.remote_peerid,
]
if not config.prune:
command = [ x for x in command if x != '--prune' ]
self.cmd = 'fetch'
self.child = Child(self,
repr(self.remote_peerid),
command)
def do_merge(self):
if self.child:
print timestamp(), self, "git", repr(self.cmd), "already in progress, cannot merge"
return
if self.swarm.clone:
print timestamp(), self, "Cloning, cannot merge"
return
branch = self.swarm.git.branch()
if not branch:
print timestamp(), self, "Could not determine branch, not merging"
return
# There's a tiny race condition right here. Did the currently selected
# git branch change between the time we queried it directly above, and
# the time we use it just below?
#
# Life is not without risk. May git reflog save us all.
self.proxy = ProxyListener(self, 0)
self.proxy.set_env()
self.cmd = 'merge'
self.child = Child(self,
repr(self.swarm.short_sha) + ', merge',
[ 'git', '-C', self.swarm.directory,
'merge',
'--verbose',
'--ff-only',
'p2p-' + self.remote_peerid + '/' + branch,
])
def on_ref_change(self, msg):
self.do_fetch()
def check_refs(self, update_only=False):
if not self.negotiated:
return
if self.swarm.clone:
return
if time.time() - self.last_refs_check <= config.ref_check_interval:
return
self.last_refs_check = time.time()
sig = self.swarm.git.refs_signature()
if self.refs_sig != sig:
self.refs_sig = sig
if not update_only:
self.swarm.git.update_server_info()
self.send('ref_change')
###
### Receiving Files
###
# Called by Proxy()
def proxy_request_file(self, proxy, filename):
id_ = self.next_request_id
self.next_request_id += 1
self.requests[id_] = proxy
self.send('file_get', id=id_, file=filename)
return id_
# Called by Proxy()
def proxy_close(self, proxy, cancel=False):
id_ = proxy.id_
if not self.requests.has_key(id_):
print timestamp(), self, "proxy_close() from unknown proxy?", id_, proxy
return
if cancel:
self.send('file_cancel', id=id_)
del self.requests[id_]
def on_file_dat(self, msg):
buf = msg['buf']
id_ = msg['id']
proxy = self.requests.get(id_, None)
chunk = msg['chunk']
if not proxy:
print timestamp(), self, "No proxy found for file data ID?"
return
try:
proxy.on_file_dat(buf)
except Exception as e:
traceback.print_exc()
print timestamp(), self, "Proxy failed to handle data, sending cancel"
self.send('file_cancel', id=id_)
proxy.close()
else:
self.send('file_ack', id=id_, chunk=chunk)
###
### Sending Files
###
def on_file_get(self, msg):
filename = msg['file']
id_ = msg['id']
get = self.sending.get(id_, None)
if get:
raise Exception("Duplicate file_get ID")
try:
get = FileGet(self, id_, filename)
except IOError as e:
print timestamp(), self, "Open failed:", e
self.send('file_dat', chunk=0, id=id_, buf='')
return
self.sending[id_] = get
get.on_ack(0)
def on_file_cancel(self, msg):
'''
Sent by remote per to cancel it's request for a file
'''
id_ = msg['id']
get = self.sending.get(id_, None)
if not get:
print timestamp(), self, "file_cancel for non-existent sender?"
print repr(id_), repr(self.sending)
return
get.close()
del self.sending[id_]
def on_file_ack(self, msg):
id_ = msg['id']
get = self.sending.get(id_, None)
if not get:
# Very kludgey special case.
#
# Because of a quirk of the existing implementation, we'll always
# send files with the 'chunk' ID starting at 1, not 0. An
# exception is in on_file_get() above, where on error we send an
# EOF using chunk ID 0. The remote peer will ack that chunk ID,
# even though we aren't keeping a record of it. So, if the chunk
# ID is 0, just don't print anything, just to make the debugging
# output look nicer.
if msg['chunk'] != 0:
print timestamp(), self, "file_ack for non-existent sender?"
return
# Returns True if we're done sending
ret = get.on_ack(msg['chunk'])
if ret:
get.close()
del self.sending[id_]