def main():
# launchd on OS X seems to handle placing things in the background.
# The default config for OS X prevents this script from running in the
# the background. On Linux systems this value should be set to true.
global channel
if background == "True":
doFork()
wasConnected = False
while True:
growl = []
if wasConnected is True:
wasConnected = False
dencoderCommon.gNotify("Connection to AMQP server lost on %s" %
(RabbitMQServer.getSelectedHost(), ))
writePid()
dencoderSetup()
RabbitMQServer = dencoderAMQP.AMQPConnection()
RabbitMQServer.setQueueName("encodejobs")
if not RabbitMQServer:
logger.info(' [*] connecting to RabbitMQ @%s' % (RabbitMQServer, ))
try:
logger.info(' [*] connected')
except IOError:
logger.critical(' [*] failed to connect to RabbitMQ!')
logger.critical(
' [*] Please check RabbitMQ host and configuration')
# waitAndSee()
# check to see if paths exist
# ensure that configured paths exist. If they don't, HandBrakeCLI will
# immediately fail but as the script is currently written it'll still
# ack the message. This ack tells RabbitMQ the encode was successful,
# even though it wasn't
if not checkPaths():
logger.critical(
" [*] source path (%s) doesn't exist, is the file system mounted?"
% (basePath + sourcePath, ))
if sys.platform == "darwin":
shutdownDencoder()
else:
waitAndSee()
continue
logger.debug(' [*] entering pika.asyncore_loop')
logger.info(' [*] Waiting for encode jobs. Issue kill to %i to end' %
(os.getpid(), ))
dencoderCommon.gNotify(
'Dencoder on %s is now available for encoding jobs' %
(dencoderCommon.hostname(), ))
wasConnected = True
RabbitMQServer.doLoop()
def shutdownDencoder():
dencoderCommon.gNotify('Dencoder on %s is shutting down' % (dencoderCommon.hostname(),) )
logger.info(' [*] SIGTERM received')
logger.info(' [*] shutting down...')
logger.info(' [*] terminating any running encodes...')
disconnectRabbitMQ(dencoderCommon.channel)
stopEncodes()
logger.info(' [*] good bye')
exit()
def main():
# launchd on OS X seems to handle placing things in the background.
# The default config for OS X prevents this script from running in the
# the background. On Linux systems this value should be set to true.
global channel
if background == "True":
doFork()
wasConnected = False
while True:
growl = []
if wasConnected is True:
wasConnected = False
dencoderCommon.gNotify("Connection to AMQP server lost on %s" % (RabbitMQServer.getSelectedHost(),))
writePid()
dencoderSetup()
RabbitMQServer = dencoderAMQP.AMQPConnection()
RabbitMQServer.setQueueName("encodejobs")
if not RabbitMQServer:
logger.info(' [*] connecting to RabbitMQ @%s' %(RabbitMQServer,))
try:
logger.info(' [*] connected')
except IOError:
logger.critical(' [*] failed to connect to RabbitMQ!')
logger.critical(' [*] Please check RabbitMQ host and configuration')
# waitAndSee()
# check to see if paths exist
# ensure that configured paths exist. If they don't, HandBrakeCLI will
# immediately fail but as the script is currently written it'll still
# ack the message. This ack tells RabbitMQ the encode was successful,
# even though it wasn't
if not checkPaths():
logger.critical(" [*] source path (%s) doesn't exist, is the file system mounted?" % (basePath + sourcePath,))
if sys.platform == "darwin":
shutdownDencoder()
else:
waitAndSee()
continue
logger.debug(' [*] entering pika.asyncore_loop')
logger.info(' [*] Waiting for encode jobs. Issue kill to %i to end' % (os.getpid(),))
dencoderCommon.gNotify('Dencoder on %s is now available for encoding jobs' % (dencoderCommon.hostname(),))
wasConnected = True
RabbitMQServer.doLoop()
def shutdownDencoder():
dencoderCommon.gNotify('Dencoder on %s is shutting down' %
(dencoderCommon.hostname(), ))
logger.info(' [*] SIGTERM received')
logger.info(' [*] shutting down...')
logger.info(' [*] terminating any running encodes...')
disconnectRabbitMQ(dencoderCommon.channel)
stopEncodes()
logger.info(' [*] good bye')
exit()
