def main():
# ok, let's start by opening a log
global log
log = ms.logger(LOGFILE)
if log.logfile == None:
print("Failed to open log! Logging to console instead.")
# init the client pool
clientpool = Queue(0)
for x in xrange(SERVTHREADS):
servthread(clientpool, DEFAULTCOL).start()
# create server object, bind to localhost:LPORT, and start listening
log.logline("INFO: Starting musicshelf server (elevator) on port " + str(LPORT) + ".")
server = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
server.bind(('',LPORT))
server.listen(BACKLOG)
log.logline("INFO: All good so far, server is now listening.")
# and now we populate the client pool with connections
try:
while True:
clientpool.put(server.accept())
except KeyboardInterrupt:
print("Got control-c, closing...")
log.logline(log, "INFO: server going down!")
server.close()
log.logfile.close()
quit()
def __init__(self, pool, fn):
self.pool = pool # the client pool
try:
self.col = open(fn, 'r') # file object
except IOError:
self.col = None
self.client = None # a particular connection socket
self.addr = '' # remote address, for easier access
self.inst = None # thread-specific colfile instance
threading.Thread.__init__(self)
self.name = self.getName()
self.tlog = ms.logger(self.name+'.log') # dunno if I'll use this, but it's here in case
