def ctcp_ACTION(self, type, sender, target, rest, dcc=0):
nick = getnick(sender)
if self.channels.has_key(target):
self.channels[target].action(nick, rest)
elif self.queries.has_key(nick):
self.queries[nick].action(nick, rest, dcc=dcc)
elif self.cfg("client.use_msg_win"):
msg = self.viewtext.get_msgwin()
# assert: self.isme(target) ?
msg.action(nick, rest, dcc=dcc)
else:
self.queries[nick] = self.viewtext.create_query(nick)
self.queries[nick].action(nick, rest, dcc=dcc)
self.logger.log(target, "-> %s %s" % (nick, rest))
def ctcp_reply_unknown(self, type, sender, target, rest):
self.view.announce("Received a CTCP %s reply from %s: %s" % (type, getnick(sender), rest))
def ctcp_unknown(self, type, sender, target, rest):
##
## XXX we may not want to do this with public ctcp's
self.ctcpreply(getnick(sender), "ERROR", "WHAT YOU SAY?")
def ctcp_DCC(self, type, sender, target, rest):
##
## rest looks like: <type> <argument> <host> <port> [size]
## <argument> is a filename, or 'CHAT' for dcc chat
dcc_args = re.split("\s+", rest)
nick = getnick(sender)
if len(dcc_args) < 4:
print "Invalid number of args for dcc chat"
# report? XXX
return
type, file, dcchost, strport = dcc_args[:4]
type = lower(type)
try:
port = atoi(strport)
except ValueError:
print "Invalid port for dcc"
# report, reply, XXX
return
try:
host = net.inet_ntoa(long(dcchost))
except:
print "Invalid host for dcc"
# report, reply, XXX
return
if type == "chat":
if len(dcc_args) < 4:
print "Invalid number of args for dcc chat"
# report? XXX
return
##
## check if 1024 < port < 65536
## perhaps deny multicast range.
## local ip's are okay, basically.
## also, usually host and senders host must match, right?
## we could enfore this in a strict mode
##
## this invokes a method from dccSupport, which is inherited
## elsewhere..
##
## More checks on parameters to avoid exceptions
self.dcc_accept_chat(nick, host, port)
elif type == "send":
print dcc_args
if len(dcc_args) >= 5:
strsize = dcc_args[4]
elif len(dcc_args) == 4:
size = 0
else:
print "Invalid number of args for dcc send"
# report? XXX
return
try:
size = int(strsize)
except ValueError:
size = 0 # why not...
##
## check type of 'size'
self.dcc_accept_file(nick, host, port, file, size)
else:
self.ctcpreply(nick, "ERROR", "I don't support DCC %s" % type)
def ctcp_VERSION(self, type, sender, target, rest):
self.ctcpreply(
getnick(sender), "VERSION", "MOST irc %s, %s" % (self.cfg("client.version"), self.cfg("client.home"))
)
