This queue is shared between pypo-fetch and pypo-file, where pypo-file
is the receiver. Pypo-fetch will send every schedule it gets to pypo-file
and pypo will parse this schedule to determine which file has the highest
priority, and will retrieve it.
"""
media_q = Queue()
pmh = PypoMessageHandler(pypoFetch_q, recorder_q)
pmh.daemon = True
pmh.start()
pfile = PypoFile(media_q)
pfile.daemon = True
pfile.start()
pf = PypoFetch(pypoFetch_q, pypoPush_q, media_q, telnet_lock)
pf.daemon = True
pf.start()
pp = PypoPush(pypoPush_q, telnet_lock)
pp.daemon = True
pp.start()
recorder = Recorder(recorder_q)
recorder.daemon = True
recorder.start()
# all join() are commented out becase we want to exit entire pypo
# if pypofetch is exiting
#pmh.join()
#recorder.join()
This queue is shared between pypo-fetch and pypo-file, where pypo-file
is the consumer. Pypo-fetch will send every schedule it gets to pypo-file
and pypo will parse this schedule to determine which file has the highest
priority, and retrieve it.
"""
media_q = Queue()
pmh = PypoMessageHandler(pypoFetch_q, recorder_q, config)
pmh.daemon = True
pmh.start()
pfile = PypoFile(media_q, config)
pfile.daemon = True
pfile.start()
pf = PypoFetch(pypoFetch_q, pypoPush_q, media_q, telnet_lock,
pypo_liquidsoap, config)
pf.daemon = True
pf.start()
pp = PypoPush(pypoPush_q, telnet_lock, pypo_liquidsoap, config)
pp.daemon = True
pp.start()
recorder = Recorder(recorder_q)
recorder.daemon = True
recorder.start()
stat = ListenerStat()
stat.daemon = True
stat.start()
while not g.selfcheck():
time.sleep(5)
logger = logging.getLogger()
if options.test:
g.test_api()
sys.exit()
q = Queue()
pp = PypoPush(q)
pp.start()
pf = PypoFetch(q)
pf.start()
while True:
time.sleep(3600)
#pp.join()
#pf.join()
"""
if options.check:
try: g.check_schedule()
except Exception, e:
print e
if options.cleanup:
try: pf.cleanup('scheduler')
