def __init__(self,
config,
rawserver,
data_dir,
listen_fail_ok=False,
init_torrents=True,
is_single_torrent=False,
resume_from_torrent_config=True,
bitstring=None):
"""
@param config: program-wide configuration object.
@param rawserver: object that manages main event loop and event
scheduling.
@param data_dir: where variable data such as fastresume information
and GUI state is saved.
@param listen_fail_ok: if false, a BTFailure is raised if
a server socket cannot be opened to accept incoming peer
connections.
@param init_torrents: restore fast resume state from prior
instantiations of MultiTorrent.
@param is_single_torrent: if true then allow only one torrent
at a time in this MultiTorrent.
@param resume_from_torrent_config: resume from ui_state files.
"""
# is_single_torrent will go away when we move MultiTorrent into
# a separate process, in which case, single torrent applications like
# curses and console will act as a client to the MultiTorrent daemon.
# --Dave
# init_torrents refers to fast resume rather than torrent config.
# If init_torrents is set to False, the UI state file is still
# read and the paths to existing downloads still used. This is
# not what we want for launchmany.
#
# resume_from_torrent_config is separate from
# is_single_torrent because launchmany must be able to have
# multiple torrents while not resuming from torrent config
# state. If launchmany resumes from torrent config then it
# saves or seeds from the path in the torrent config even if
# the file has moved in the directory tree. Because
# launchmany has no mechanism for removing torrents other than
# to change the directory tree, the only way for the user to
# eliminate the old state is to wipe out the files in the
# .bittorrent/launchmany-*/ui_state directory. This is highly
# counterintuitive. Best to simply ignore the ui_state
# directory altogether. --Dave
assert isinstance(config, Preferences)
#assert isinstance(data_dir, unicode) # temporarily commented -Dave
assert isinstance(listen_fail_ok, bool)
assert not (is_single_torrent and resume_from_torrent_config)
self.config = config
self.data_dir = data_dir
self.last_save_time = 0
self.policies = []
self.torrents = {}
self.running = {}
self.log_root = "core.MultiTorrent"
self.logger = logging.getLogger(self.log_root)
self.is_single_torrent = is_single_torrent
self.resume_from_torrent_config = resume_from_torrent_config
self.auto_update_policy_index = None
self.dht = None
self.rawserver = rawserver
nattraverser = NatTraverser(self.rawserver)
self.internet_watcher = get_internet_watcher(self.rawserver)
self.singleport_listener = SingleportListener(
self.rawserver,
nattraverser,
self.log_root,
# config['use_local_discovery']
False)
self.choker = Choker(self.config, self.rawserver.add_task)
self.up_ratelimiter = RateLimiter(self.rawserver.add_task)
self.up_ratelimiter.set_parameters(config['max_upload_rate'],
config['upload_unit_size'])
self.down_ratelimiter = DownloadRateLimiter(
config['download_rate_limiter_interval'],
self.config['max_download_rate'])
self.total_downmeasure = Measure(config['max_rate_period'])
self._find_port(listen_fail_ok)
self.filepool_doneflag = DeferredEvent()
self.filepool = FilePool(self.filepool_doneflag,
self.rawserver.add_task,
self.rawserver.external_add_task,
config['max_files_open'],
config['num_disk_threads'])
self.bitstring = bitstring
if self.resume_from_torrent_config:
try:
self._restore_state(init_torrents)
except BTFailure:
# don't be retarted.
self.logger.exception("_restore_state failed")
def no_dump_set_option(option, value):
self.set_option(option, value, dump=False)
self.bandwidth_manager = BandwidthManager(
self.rawserver.external_add_task,
config,
no_dump_set_option,
self.rawserver.get_remote_endpoints,
get_rates=self.get_total_rates)
self.rawserver.add_task(0, self.butle)
