def _check_version(self):
"""Actually check for an auto-update:
1. Check the version number from the file on the version site.
2. Check the stable version number from the file on the version site.
3. Notify the user and stop if they are on an OS with no installer.
4. Get the torrent file from the version site.
5. Get the signature from the version site.
6. Check the signature against the torrent file using the public key.
7a. Start the torrent if it's not in the client.
7b. Restart the torrent if it's in the client but not running.
8. Put the infohash of the torrent into estate so the butler knows
to butle it.
9. AutoUpdateButler.started() ensures that only the most recent
auto-update torrent is running.
10. AutoUpdateButler.finished() indicates the new version is available,
the UI polls for that value later.
Whether an auto-update was found and started or not, requeue
the call to check_version() to run a day later. This means
that the version check runs at startup, and once a day.
"""
debug_prefix = '_check_version() run#%d: '%self.runs
self.debug(debug_prefix + 'starting')
url = self.version_site + self.current_version.name()
df = ThreadedDeferred(_wrap_task(self.rawserver.external_add_task),
self._get_available, url, daemon=True)
yield df
try:
available_version = df.getResult()
except BTFailure, e:
self.debug(debug_prefix + 'failed to load %s' % url)
self._restart()
return
def parse_allowed(self):
if self.parse_pending:
return
self.parse_pending = True
df = ThreadedDeferred(wrap_task(self.rawserver.external_add_task),
self._parse_allowed, daemon=True)
def eb(etup):
self.parse_pending = False
self._print_exc("parse_dir: ", etup)
df.addCallbacks(self._parse_allowed_finished, eb)
def save_dfile(self):
if self.save_pending:
return
self.save_pending = True
# if this is taking all the time, threading it won't help anyway because
# of the GIL
#state = bencode(self.state)
state = cPickle.dumps(self.state) # pickle handles Unicode.
df = ThreadedDeferred(wrap_task(self.rawserver.external_add_task),
self._save_dfile, state)
def cb(r):
self.save_pending = False
if NOISY:
self._print_event( "save_dfile: Completed" )
def eb(etup):
self.save_pending = False
self._print_exc( "save_dfile: ", etup )
df.addCallbacks(cb, eb)
def smart_gettext_and_install(domain, localedir, languages,
fallback=False, unicode=False):
try:
t = gettext.translation(domain, localedir, languages=languages,
fallback=fallback)
except Exception, e:
# if we failed to find the language, fetch it from the web async-style
running_count = 0
running_deferred = {}
# Get some reasonable defaults for arguments that were not supplied
if languages is None:
languages = []
for envar in ('LANGUAGE', 'LC_ALL', 'LC_MESSAGES', 'LANG'):
val = os.environ.get(envar)
if val:
languages = val.split(':')
break
if 'C' not in languages:
languages.append('C')
# now normalize and expand the languages
nelangs = []
for lang in languages:
for nelang in gettext._expand_lang(lang):
if nelang not in nelangs:
nelangs.append(nelang)
languages = nelangs
for lang in languages:
d = ThreadedDeferred(None, get_language, lang)
def translate_and_install(r, td=d):
running_deferred.pop(td)
# only let the last one try to install
if len(running_deferred) == 0:
t = gettext.translation(domain, localedir,
languages=languages,
fallback=True)
t.install(unicode)
def failed(e, tlang=lang, td=d):
if td in running_deferred:
running_deferred.pop(td)
# don't raise an error, just continue untranslated
sys.stderr.write('Could not find translation for language "%s"\n' %
tlang)
#traceback.print_exc(e)
d.addCallback(translate_and_install)
d.addErrback(failed)
# accumulate all the deferreds first
running_deferred[d] = 1
# start them all, the last one finished will install the language
for d in running_deferred:
d.start()
return
def _start_announce(*a):
self.running_df = ThreadedDeferred(_wrap_task(self.externalsched),
self._rerequest, s, self.peerid,
daemon=True)
def _rerequest_finish(x):
self.running_df = None
def _rerequest_error(e):
self.errorfunc(logging.ERROR, _("Rerequest failed!"),
exception=True, exc_info=e)
self.running_df.addCallbacks(_rerequest_finish, _rerequest_error)
if event == 'stopped':
# if self._rerequest needs any state, pass it through args
self.cleanup()
def initialize(self, save_path, files):
# a list of bytes ranges and filenames for window-based IO
self.ranges = []
# a dict of filename-to-ranges for piece priorities and filename lookup
self.range_by_name = {}
# a sparse set for smart allocation detection
self.allocated_regions = SparseSet()
# dict of filename-to-length on disk (for % complete in the file view)
self.undownloaded = {}
self.save_path = save_path
# Rather implement this as an ugly hack here than change all the
# individual calls. Affects all torrent instances using this module.
if self.config['bad_libc_workaround']:
bad_libc_workaround()
self.initialized = False
self.startup_df = ThreadedDeferred(_wrap_task(self.external_add_task),
self._build_file_structs,
self.filepool, files)
return self.startup_df
class Rerequester(object):
STATES = ['started', 'completed', 'stopped']
def __init__(self, url, announce_list, config, sched, externalsched, rawserver,
howmany, connect,
amount_left, up, down, port, myid, infohash, errorfunc, doneflag,
upratefunc, downratefunc, ever_got_incoming, diefunc, sfunc):
"""
@param url: tracker's announce URL.
@param announce_list: ?
@param config: preferences obj storing BitTorrent-wide
configuration.
@param sched: used to schedule events from inside rawserver's
thread. (Oh boy. externalsched and sched.
We expect Rerequester to
recognize the difference between rawserver's
thread and yet we go through the trouble of
abstracting away rawserver using a callback...
So what was the point? --Dave)
@param externalsched: see sched. This one is called from outside
rawserver's thread.
@param howmany: callback to get the number of complete connections.
@param connect: callback to establish a connection to a peer
obtained from the tracker.
@param amount_left: callback to obtain the number of bytes left to
download for this torrent.
@param up: callback to obtain the total number of bytes sent
for this torrent.
@param down: callback to obtain the total number of bytes
received for this torrent.
@param port: port to report to the tracker. If the local peer
is behind a NAT then this is the local peer's port
on the NAT facing the outside world.
@param myid: local peer's unique (self-generated) id.
@param infohash: hash of the info section of the metainfo file.
@param errorfunc: callback to report errors.
@param doneflag: when set all threads cleanup and then terminate.
@param upratefunc: callback to obtain moving average rate on the
uplink for this torrent.
@param downratefunc: callback to obtain moving average rate on the
downlink for this torrent.
@param ever_got_incoming: callback to determine if this torrent
has ever received any mesages from other peers.
@param diefunc: callback that is called when announce fails to find
any peers.
@param sfunc: success function? With regard to what? --Dave
"""
assert isinstance(url, str)
assert isinstance(config, Preferences)
assert type(port) in (int,long) and port > 0 and port < 65536, "Port: %s" % repr(port)
assert callable(connect)
assert callable(externalsched)
assert callable(amount_left)
assert callable(errorfunc)
assert isinstance(doneflag, threading._Event)
assert callable(upratefunc)
assert callable(downratefunc)
assert callable(ever_got_incoming)
assert callable(diefunc)
assert callable(sfunc)
self.rawserver = rawserver
self.dead = False
self.baseurl = url
self.announce_list = None
if announce_list:
# shuffle a new copy of the whole set only once
shuffled_announce_list = []
for tier in announce_list:
if not tier:
# strip blank lists
continue
shuffled_tier = list(tier)
random.shuffle(shuffled_tier)
shuffled_announce_list.append(shuffled_tier)
if shuffled_announce_list:
self.announce_list = shuffled_announce_list
self.tier = 0
self.announce_i = 0
self.baseurl = self.announce_list_next()
self.announce_infohash = infohash
self.peerid = None
self.wanted_peerid = myid
self.port = port
self.url = None
self.config = config
self.last = None
self.trackerid = None
self.announce_interval = 30 * 60
self.sched = sched
self.howmany = howmany
self.connect = connect
self.externalsched = externalsched
self.amount_left = amount_left
self.up = up
self.down = down
self.errorfunc = errorfunc
self.doneflag = doneflag
self.upratefunc = upratefunc
self.downratefunc = downratefunc
self.ever_got_incoming = ever_got_incoming
self.diefunc = diefunc
self.successfunc = sfunc
self.finish = False
self.running_df = None
self.current_started = None
self.fail_wait = None
self.last_time = bttime()
self.previous_down = 0
self.previous_up = 0
self.tracker_num_peers = None
self.tracker_num_seeds = None
def _makeurl(self, peerid, port):
return ('%s?info_hash=%s&peer_id=%s&port=%s&key=%s' %
(self.baseurl, quote(self.announce_infohash), quote(peerid), str(port),
b2a_hex(''.join([chr(random.randrange(256)) for i in xrange(4)]))))
def change_port(self, peerid, port):
assert thread.get_ident() == self.rawserver.ident
self.wanted_peerid = peerid
self.port = port
self.last = None
self.trackerid = None
self._check()
def begin(self):
if self.sched:
self.sched(10, self.begin)
self._check()
def announce_list_success(self):
tmp = self.announce_list[self.tier].pop(self.announce_i)
self.announce_list[self.tier].insert(0, tmp)
self.tier = 0
self.announce_i = 0
def announce_list_fail(self):
"""returns True if the announce-list was restarted"""
self.announce_i += 1
if self.announce_i == len(self.announce_list[self.tier]):
self.announce_i = 0
self.tier += 1
if self.tier == len(self.announce_list):
self.tier = 0
return True
return False
def announce_list_next(self):
return self.announce_list[self.tier][self.announce_i]
def announce_finish(self):
if self.dead:
return
self.finish = True
self._check()
def announce_stop(self):
if self.dead:
return
self._announce('stopped')
def _check(self):
assert thread.get_ident() == self.rawserver.ident
assert not self.dead
#self.errorfunc(logging.INFO, 'check: ' + str(self.current_started))
if self.current_started is not None:
if self.current_started <= bttime() - 58:
self.errorfunc(logging.WARNING,
_("Tracker announce still not complete "
"%d seconds after starting it") %
int(bttime() - self.current_started))
return
if self.peerid is None:
self.peerid = self.wanted_peerid
self.url = self._makeurl(self.peerid, self.port)
self._announce('started')
return
if self.peerid != self.wanted_peerid:
# _announce will clean up these
up = self.up
down = self.down
self._announce('stopped')
self.peerid = None
self.previous_up = up()
self.previous_down = down()
return
if self.finish:
self.finish = False
self._announce('completed')
return
if self.fail_wait is not None:
if self.last_time + self.fail_wait <= bttime():
self._announce()
return
if self.last_time > bttime() - self.config['rerequest_interval']:
return
if self.ever_got_incoming():
getmore = self.howmany() <= self.config['min_peers'] / 3
else:
getmore = self.howmany() < self.config['min_peers']
if getmore or bttime() - self.last_time > self.announce_interval:
self._announce()
def get_next_announce_time_est(self):
# I'm sure this is wrong, but _check is confusing
return bttime() - (self.last_time + self.announce_interval)
def _announce(self, event=None):
assert not self.dead
assert thread.get_ident() == self.rawserver.ident
self.current_started = bttime()
self.errorfunc(logging.INFO, 'announce: ' + str(self.current_started))
s = ('%s&uploaded=%s&downloaded=%s&left=%s' %
(self.url, str(self.up()*self.config.get('lie',1) - self.previous_up),
str(self.down() - self.previous_down), str(self.amount_left())))
if self.last is not None:
s += '&last=' + quote(str(self.last))
if self.trackerid is not None:
s += '&trackerid=' + quote(str(self.trackerid))
if self.howmany() >= self.config['max_initiate']:
s += '&numwant=0'
else:
s += '&compact=1'
if event is not None:
s += '&event=' + event
def _start_announce(*a):
self.running_df = ThreadedDeferred(_wrap_task(self.externalsched),
self._rerequest, s, self.peerid,
daemon=True)
def _rerequest_finish(x):
self.running_df = None
def _rerequest_error(e):
self.errorfunc(logging.ERROR, _("Rerequest failed!"),
exception=True, exc_info=e)
self.running_df.addCallbacks(_rerequest_finish, _rerequest_error)
if event == 'stopped':
# if self._rerequest needs any state, pass it through args
self.cleanup()
if not event:
assert self.running_df == None, "Previous rerequest event is still running!"
if self.running_df:
self.running_df.addCallback(_start_announce)
else:
_start_announce()
# Must destroy all references that could cause reference circles
def cleanup(self):
assert thread.get_ident() == self.rawserver.ident
self.dead = True
self.sched = None
self.howmany = None
self.connect = None
self.externalsched = lambda *args: None
self.amount_left = None
self.up = None
self.down = None
# don't zero this one, we need it on shutdown w/ error
#self.errorfunc = None
self.upratefunc = None
self.downratefunc = None
self.ever_got_incoming = None
self.diefunc = None
self.successfunc = None
def _rerequest(self, url, peerid):
if self.config['ip']:
try:
url += '&ip=' + socket.gethostbyname(self.config['ip'])
except:
self.errorfunc(logging.WARNING,
_("Problem resolving config ip (%s), gethostbyname failed") % self.config['ip'],
exc_info=sys.exc_info())
request = Request(url)
request.add_header('User-Agent', 'BitTorrent/' + version)
if self.config['tracker_proxy']:
request.set_proxy(self.config['tracker_proxy'], 'http')
try:
h = urlopen(request)
data = h.read()
h.close()
# urllib2 can raise various crap that doesn't have a common base
# exception class especially when proxies are used, at least
# ValueError and stuff from httplib
except Exception, e:
try:
s = unicode(e.args[0])
except:
s = unicode(e)
r = _("Problem connecting to tracker - %s: %s") % (e.__class__, s)
def f():
self._postrequest(errormsg=r, exc=e, peerid=peerid)
else:
class Storage(object):
def __init__(self, config, filepool, save_path, files, add_task,
external_add_task, doneflag):
self.filepool = filepool
self.config = config
self.doneflag = doneflag
self.add_task = add_task
self.external_add_task = external_add_task
self.initialize(save_path, files)
def initialize(self, save_path, files):
# a list of bytes ranges and filenames for window-based IO
self.ranges = []
# a dict of filename-to-ranges for piece priorities and filename lookup
self.range_by_name = {}
# a sparse set for smart allocation detection
self.allocated_regions = SparseSet()
# dict of filename-to-length on disk (for % complete in the file view)
self.undownloaded = {}
self.save_path = save_path
# Rather implement this as an ugly hack here than change all the
# individual calls. Affects all torrent instances using this module.
if self.config['bad_libc_workaround']:
bad_libc_workaround()
self.initialized = False
self.startup_df = ThreadedDeferred(_wrap_task(self.external_add_task),
self._build_file_structs,
self.filepool, files)
return self.startup_df
def _build_file_structs(self, filepool, files):
total = 0
for filename, length in files:
# we're shutting down, abort.
if self.doneflag.isSet():
return False
self.undownloaded[filename] = length
if length > 0:
self.ranges.append((total, total + length, filename))
self.range_by_name[filename] = (total, total + length)
if os.path.exists(filename):
if not os.path.isfile(filename):
raise BTFailure(_("File %s already exists, but is not a "
"regular file") % filename)
l = os.path.getsize(filename)
if l > length:
# This is the truncation Bram was talking about that no one
# else thinks is a good idea.
#h = file(filename, 'rb+')
#make_file_sparse(filename, h, length)
#h.truncate(length)
#h.close()
l = length
a = get_allocated_regions(filename, begin=0, length=l)
if a is not None:
a.offset(total)
else:
a = SparseSet()
if l > 0:
a.add(total, total + l)
self.allocated_regions += a
total += length
self.total_length = total
self.initialized = True
return True
def get_byte_range_for_filename(self, filename):
if filename not in self.range_by_name:
filename = os.path.normpath(filename)
filename = os.path.join(self.save_path, filename)
return self.range_by_name[filename]
def was_preallocated(self, pos, length):
return self.allocated_regions.is_range_in(pos, pos+length)
def get_total_length(self):
return self.total_length
def _intervals(self, pos, amount):
r = []
stop = pos + amount
p = max(bisect_right(self.ranges, (pos, 2 ** 500)) - 1, 0)
for begin, end, filename in self.ranges[p:]:
if begin >= stop:
break
r.append((filename, max(pos, begin) - begin, min(end, stop) - begin))
return r
def _file_op(self, filename, pos, param, write):
begin, end = self.get_byte_range_for_filename(filename)
length = end - begin
final = Deferred()
hdf = self.filepool.acquire_handle(filename, for_write=write, length=length)
def handle_error(f=None):
final.callback(0)
# error acquiring handle
if hdf is None:
handle_error()
return final
def op(h):
h.seek(pos)
if write:
odf = h.write(param)
else:
odf = h.read(param)
def complete(r):
self.filepool.release_handle(filename, h)
final.callback(r)
odf.addCallback(complete)
odf.addErrback(final.errback)
hdf.addCallback(op)
hdf.addErrback(handle_error)
return final
def _batch_read(self, pos, amount):
dfs = []
r = []
# queue all the reads
for filename, pos, end in self._intervals(pos, amount):
df = self._file_op(filename, pos, end - pos, write=False)
dfs.append(df)
# yield on all the reads in order - they complete in any order
for df in dfs:
yield df
r.append(df.getResult())
r = ''.join(r)
if len(r) != amount:
raise BTFailure(_("Short read (%d of %d) - something truncated files?") %
(len(r), amount))
yield r
def read(self, pos, amount):
df = launch_coroutine(_wrap_task(self.add_task),
self._batch_read, pos, amount)
return df
def _batch_write(self, pos, s):
dfs = []
total = 0
amount = len(s)
# queue all the writes
for filename, begin, end in self._intervals(pos, amount):
length = end - begin
assert length > 0, '%s %s' % (pos, amount)
d = buffer(s, total, length)
total += length
df = self._file_op(filename, begin, d, write=True)
dfs.append(df)
assert total == amount, '%s and %s' % (total, amount)
written = 0
# yield on all the writes - they complete in any order
for df in dfs:
yield df
written += df.getResult()
assert total == written, '%s and %s' % (total, written)
yield total
def write(self, pos, s):
df = launch_coroutine(_wrap_task(self.add_task),
self._batch_write, pos, s)
return df
def close(self):
if not self.initialized:
end = Deferred()
def post_init(r):
df = self.filepool.close_files(self.range_by_name)
df.addCallback(end.callback)
self.startup_df.addCallback(post_init)
return end
df = self.filepool.close_files(self.range_by_name)
return df
def downloaded(self, pos, length):
for filename, begin, end in self._intervals(pos, length):
self.undownloaded[filename] -= end - begin
df = ThreadedDeferred(_wrap_task(self.rawserver.external_add_task),
self._get_available, url, daemon=True)
yield df
try:
available_version = df.getResult()
except BTFailure, e:
self.debug(debug_prefix + 'failed to load %s' % url)
self._restart()
return
if available_version.is_beta():
if available_version[1] != self.current_version[1]:
available_version = self.current_version
if self.current_version.is_beta():
stable_url = self.version_site + 'stable'
df = ThreadedDeferred(_wrap_task(self.rawserver.external_add_task),
self._get_available, stable_url)
yield df
try:
available_stable_version = df.getResult()
except BTFailure, e:
self.debug(debug_prefix + 'failed to load %s' % url)
self._restart()
return
if available_stable_version > available_version:
available_version = available_stable_version
self.debug(debug_prefix + 'got %s' % str(available_version))
if available_version <= self.current_version:
self.debug(debug_prefix + 'not updating old version %s' %