def change_storage_root(self, store):
""" hooks up all the directories for you. Problem, recorded,
imported, organize. """
store_paths = mmp.expand_storage(store)
# First attempt to make sure that all paths exist before adding any
# watches
for path_type, path in store_paths.iteritems():
try: mmp.create_dir(path)
except mmp.FailedToCreateDir as e: self.unexpected_exception(e)
os.chmod(store_paths['organize'], 0775)
self.set_problem_files_path(store_paths['problem_files'])
self.set_imported_path(store_paths['imported'])
self.set_recorded_path(store_paths['recorded'])
self.set_organize_path(store_paths['organize'])
def reload_directories(self):
""" this is the 'real' constructor, should be called if you ever
want the class reinitialized. there's not much point to doing
it yourself however, you should just create a new AirtimeDB
instance. """
saas = user().root_path
try:
# dirs_setup is a dict with keys:
# u'watched_dirs' and u'stor' which point to lists of corresponding
# dirs
dirs_setup = self.apc.setup_media_monitor()
dirs_setup[u'stor'] = normpath(join(saas, dirs_setup[u'stor']))
dirs_setup[u'watched_dirs'] = map(
lambda p: normpath(join(saas, p)), dirs_setup[u'watched_dirs'])
dirs_with_id = dict([(k, normpath(v))
for k, v in self.apc.list_all_watched_dirs()
['dirs'].iteritems()])
self.id_to_dir = dirs_with_id
self.dir_to_id = dict([(v, k)
for k, v in dirs_with_id.iteritems()])
self.base_storage = dirs_setup[u'stor']
self.storage_paths = mmp.expand_storage(self.base_storage)
self.base_id = self.dir_to_id[self.base_storage]
# hack to get around annoying schema of airtime db
self.dir_to_id[self.recorded_path()] = self.base_id
self.dir_to_id[self.import_path()] = self.base_id
# We don't know from the x_to_y dict which directory is watched or
# store...
self.watched_directories = set(
[os.path.normpath(p) for p in dirs_setup[u'watched_dirs']])
except Exception, e:
self.logger.info(str(e))
def reload_directories(self):
""" this is the 'real' constructor, should be called if you ever
want the class reinitialized. there's not much point to doing
it yourself however, you should just create a new AirtimeDB
instance. """
saas = user().root_path
try:
# dirs_setup is a dict with keys:
# u'watched_dirs' and u'stor' which point to lists of corresponding
# dirs
dirs_setup = self.apc.setup_media_monitor()
dirs_setup[u'stor'] = normpath( join(saas, dirs_setup[u'stor'] ) )
dirs_setup[u'watched_dirs'] = map(lambda p: normpath(join(saas,p)),
dirs_setup[u'watched_dirs'])
dirs_with_id = dict([ (k,normpath(v)) for k,v in
self.apc.list_all_watched_dirs()['dirs'].iteritems() ])
self.id_to_dir = dirs_with_id
self.dir_to_id = dict([ (v,k) for k,v in dirs_with_id.iteritems() ])
self.base_storage = dirs_setup[u'stor']
self.storage_paths = mmp.expand_storage( self.base_storage )
self.base_id = self.dir_to_id[self.base_storage]
# hack to get around annoying schema of airtime db
self.dir_to_id[ self.recorded_path() ] = self.base_id
self.dir_to_id[ self.import_path() ] = self.base_id
# We don't know from the x_to_y dict which directory is watched or
# store...
self.watched_directories = set([ os.path.normpath(p) for p in
dirs_setup[u'watched_dirs'] ])
except Exception, e:
self.logger.info(str(e))
