def _on_event(self, handle, data, error):
if error:
logger.error('Error %r happened on descriptor %d',
strerror(error), self.descriptor)
self._pipe.close()
# notify us that we should stop
os.kill(os.getpid(), signal.SIGTERM)
def _on_event(self, handle, data, error):
if error:
logger.error('Error %r happened on descriptor %d', strerror(error),
self.descriptor)
self._pipe.close()
# notify us that we should stop
os.kill(os.getpid(), signal.SIGTERM)
def inner_acceptor(handle, events, error):
"""Function that try to accept new connection."""
if error: # pragma: no cover
logger.error(
'Error handling new connection for'
' service %r: %s', service, strerror(error))
return
try:
fd, addr = utils.accept_connection(listen_fd)
except OSError as exc:
if exc.errno not in NOTBLOCK:
raise
return
try:
# Setup socket.
utils.set_nonblocking(fd)
utils.set_sockopt(fd, socket.IPPROTO_TCP, socket.TCP_NODELAY,
1)
except:
os.close(fd)
raise
handle = TCP(loop)
handle.open(fd)
connection = self.Connection(producer, loop, handle, addr,
on_close)
connections.register(connection)
def onFileOpen(self, response): error = response.error if error: print 'open fail:', errno.strerror(error), ',fd =', fd return fd = response.result self.fd = fd # fs.read(loop, fd, length, offset[, callback]) fs.read(loop, fd, self.BYTES_READ_ONCE, self.readOffset, self.onFileRead)
def onFileRead(self, response): error = response.error if error: print 'open fail:', errno.strerror(error) return result = response.result if len(result) == 0: fs.close(self.loop, self.fd) return # sys.stdout.write(result) # fs.write(loop, fd, write_data, offset[, callback]) fs.write(self.loop, 1, result, -1, self.onStdoutWrite)
def __on_connection_start(self, handler: TCP, error: Optional[int]):
"""
Called when the TCP connection is started
:param handler: TCP Socket that is connected to the server
:param error: An Error would be here if it failed to connect to the server
"""
if error is not None:
if error == -4095:
self.__logger.warning("Got End of File from server")
self.shutdown()
else:
self.__logger.error(
"Unknown TCP Error: {stringed}, errno: {no}".format(
stringed=errno.strerror(error), no=error))
self.shutdown()
else:
self.__logger.info(
"Connected to server at {ip}".format(ip=self.__ip))
# Start Asynchronous Read on the TCP Socket
handler.start_read(self.__on_data)
# Send the Log In Message
self.__send(Connect(1, self.__username, self.__password))
self.__protocol_state = ProtocolState.IN_QUEUE
def on_connection(self, handle: TCP, error: Optional[int]):
"""
Called when a new user connects to the server
CONCURRENT
This function is called every time a new user connects,
and then passes off the TCP socket to a session object which handles it asynchronously
Internally, the PYUV library is using select to pick between
:param handle: The TCP Server
:param error: Where an error would be if there was an error connecting
"""
if error is not None:
self.__logger.warning(
"Got {error}, {errno} when client attempted to connect to server"
.format(error=error, errno=errno.strerror(error)))
else:
new_connection = TCP(handle.loop)
# Accept a connection
handle.accept(new_connection)
# Add it to internal connections and create a session
session = self.__session_creator(new_connection)
session.start()
self.__connections.append(new_connection)
def inner_acceptor(handle, events, error):
"""Function that try to accept new connection."""
if error: # pragma: no cover
logger.error('Error handling new connection for'
' service %r: %s', service, strerror(error))
return
try:
fd, addr = utils.accept_connection(listen_fd)
except OSError as exc:
if exc.errno not in NOTBLOCK:
raise
return
try:
# Setup socket.
utils.set_nonblocking(fd)
utils.set_sockopt(fd, socket.IPPROTO_TCP, socket.TCP_NODELAY, 1)
except:
os.close(fd)
raise
handle = TCP(loop)
handle.open(fd)
connection = self.Connection(producer, loop, handle, addr, on_close)
connections.register(connection)
def __on_data(self, client: TCP, data: bytes, error: Optional[int]):
"""
Called when the TCP socket receives data
:param client: The TCP Socket that received Data
:param data: Read Data
:param error: An Error would be here if it failed to read data
"""
if error is not None:
if error == -4095:
self.__logger.warning("Got End of File from server")
self.shutdown()
else:
self.__logger.error(
"Unknown TCP Error: {stringed}, errno: {no}".format(
stringed=errno.strerror(error), no=error))
self.shutdown()
else:
# Parse the Message
if self.__timeout_buffer != b"":
data = self.__timeout_buffer + data
self.__timeout_buffer = b""
try:
# Clear out the timeout buffer
if self.__in_timeout:
self.__timeout_timer.stop()
self.__in_timeout = False
while data != b"":
msg = message_to_type(data).parse_and_decode(data)
self.__logger.debug(
"Got {message} in state {state}".format(
message=msg, state=self.__protocol_state.name))
data = data[msg.calc_size() + 1:]
# Dispatch to another function based on current DFA state
{
ProtocolState.UNAUTHENTICATED:
self.__msg_on_unauthenticated,
ProtocolState.IN_QUEUE: self.__msg_on_in_queue,
ProtocolState.PROCESSING_GAME_STATE:
self.__msg_on_processing_game_state,
ProtocolState.USER_MOVE: self.__msg_on_user_move,
ProtocolState.GAME_END: self.__msg_on_game_end
}[self.__protocol_state](msg)
except NotEnoughData:
def timeout(timer_handle: Timer):
self.__logger.critical(
"Got invalid incomplete message ({raw}) from server, closing connections"
.format(raw=self.__timeout_buffer))
self.shutdown()
# If already in timeout, restart the timer
if self.__in_timeout:
self.__timeout_timer.stop()
# Append data to the buffer
self.__timeout_buffer += data
# Set in timeout
self.__in_timeout = True
# Start timer to close connection after timeout duration if needed
self.__timeout_timer.start(timeout, self.__timeout_duration, 0)
except InvalidType:
self.__logger.critical(
"Got Invalid Message Type in message ({raw}) from server, closing connections"
.format(raw=data))
self.shutdown()
except StructError:
self.__logger.critical(
"Got Invalid Message ({raw}) from server, closing connections"
.format(raw=data))
self.shutdown()
def __on_data(self, client: TCP, data: bytes, error: Optional[int]):
"""
Called when the session receives data
:param client: The TCP socket that data was received on
:param data: Raw buffer of received data
:param error: Where an error would be
"""
if error is not None:
# End of file
if error == -4095:
self.disconnect()
else:
self.__logger.warning(
"Got unknown error {strerror} {errno} while reading from client {username}"
.format(strerror=errno.strerror(error),
errno=error,
username=self.username))
self.disconnect()
else:
if self.__timeout_buffer != b"":
data = self.__timeout_buffer + data
self.__timeout_buffer = b""
try:
# Clear out the timeout stuff since data was received
if self.__in_timeout:
self.__timeout_timer.stop()
self.__in_timeout = False
while data != b"":
msg = message_to_type(data).parse_and_decode(data)
self.__logger.debug(
"Received {message} from user {user} with session in state {state}"
.format(message=msg,
user=self.username or "(who is not logged in)",
state=self.__current_state.name))
data = data[msg.calc_size() + 1:]
# Call the correct callback based on current protocol state
{
ProtocolState.UNAUTHENTICATED:
self.__msg_on_unauthenticated,
ProtocolState.IN_QUEUE: self.__msg_on_in_queue,
ProtocolState.PROCESSING_GAME_STATE:
self.__msg_on_processing_game_state,
ProtocolState.USER_MOVE: self.__msg_on_user_move,
ProtocolState.GAME_END: self.__msg_on_game_end
}[self.__current_state](msg)
except NotEnoughData:
def timeout(timer_handle: Timer):
self.__logger.critical(
"Got invalid incomplete message ({raw}) from session {user}, disconnecting user"
.format(raw=self.__timeout_buffer, user=self.username))
self.disconnect()
# If already in timeout, restart the timer
if self.__in_timeout:
self.__timeout_timer.stop()
# Append data to the buffer
self.__timeout_buffer = data
# Set in timeout
self.__in_timeout = True
# Start timer to close connection after timeout duration if needed
self.__timeout_timer.start(timeout, self.__timeout_duration, 0)
except InvalidType:
self.__logger.critical(
"Got Invalid Message Type in message ({raw}) from session {user}, disconnecting user"
.format(raw=data, user=self.username),
exc_info=True)
self.disconnect()
except StructError:
self.__logger.critical(
"Got Invalid Message ({raw}) from session {user}, disconnecting user"
.format(raw=data, user=self.username))
self.disconnect()