def kickstart(self):
curr_proc_counter = self.proc_counter
self.proc_counter += 1
try:
shutdown.disconnect(self.proc.dispatch_uid)
except:
pass
try:
self.proc.terminate()
except:
pass
self.proc = Process(target=self.component_main,
args=(self.to_component, self.from_component))
self.proc.daemon = True
self.proc.start()
# Daemon flag seems not to work, so do this
curr_proc = self.proc
curr_proc.dispatch_uid = curr_proc_counter
def terminate_proc(sender, **kwargs):
if curr_proc.is_alive():
try:
if WINDOWS:
curr_proc.terminate()
else:
os.kill(curr_proc.pid,
signal.SIGKILL) # Stronger method
except:
pass
shutdown.connect(terminate_proc,
weak=False,
dispatch_uid=curr_proc_counter)
def kickstart(self):
curr_proc_counter = self.proc_counter
self.proc_counter += 1
try:
shutdown.disconnect(self.proc.dispatch_uid)
except:
pass
try:
self.proc.terminate()
except:
pass
self.proc = Process(target=self.component_main, args=(self.to_component, self.from_component))
self.proc.daemon = True
self.proc.start()
# Daemon flag seems not to work, so do this
curr_proc = self.proc
curr_proc.dispatch_uid = curr_proc_counter
def terminate_proc(sender, **kwargs):
if curr_proc.is_alive():
try:
if WINDOWS:
curr_proc.terminate()
else:
os.kill(curr_proc.pid, signal.SIGKILL) # Stronger method
except:
pass
shutdown.connect(terminate_proc, weak=False, dispatch_uid=curr_proc_counter)
) # Will fail on Windows, so must have 2.6 there!
Module.server_proc.wait()
except OSError:
log(logging.ERROR, "Stopping server process failed.")
# Or, in Python 2.6: process.terminate()
Module.server_proc = None
def do_disconnect():
CModule.disconnect()
main_actionqueue.add_action(do_disconnect)
# Note strictly necessary, as the server will shut down if idle - but why not
# shut it down when the client shuts down.
shutdown.connect(stop_server, weak=False)
def show_gui(sender, **kwargs):
if has_server():
if check_server_ready():
CModule.run_cubescript('''
guitext "Local server: Running"
guistayopen [
guibutton " stop" [ (run_python "intensity.components.server_runner.stop_server()") ]
]
guibutton " show output" [ showgui local_server_output ]
guistayopen [
guibutton " save map" [ do_upload ]
]
guibutton " restart map" "showgui restart_map"
Uses the Linux 'cpulimit' command to limit CPU usage.
'''
import os, subprocess
import signal # Python 2.5 killing method, see below
from intensity.base import get_config
from intensity.signals import shutdown
max_cpu = int(get_config('CPULimiter', 'limit', '50'))
process = subprocess.Popen(
"exec cpulimit -p %d -l %d" %
(os.getpid(),
max_cpu), # exec is useful so a second process is not spawned
shell=True,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
)
#process.communicate()
def terminate(sender, **kwargs):
os.kill(process.pid, signal.SIGKILL)
process.wait()
# Or, in Python 2.6: process.terminate()
shutdown.connect(terminate, weak=False)
Module.server_proc.terminate()
else:
os.kill(Module.server_proc.pid, signal.SIGKILL) # Will fail on Windows, so must have 2.6 there!
Module.server_proc.wait()
except OSError:
log(logging.ERROR, "Stopping server process failed.");
# Or, in Python 2.6: process.terminate()
Module.server_proc = None
def do_disconnect():
CModule.disconnect()
main_actionqueue.add_action(do_disconnect)
# Note strictly necessary, as the server will shut down if idle - but why not
# shut it down when the client shuts down.
shutdown.connect(stop_server, weak=False)
def show_gui(sender, **kwargs):
if has_server():
if check_server_ready():
CModule.run_script('''
GUI.text("Local server: Running")
GUI.stayOpen([[ GUI.button(" stop", [=[ Engine.startStopLocalServer() ]=]) ]])
GUI.button(" show output", [[ GUI.show("local_server_output") ]])
GUI.stayOpen([[ GUI.button(" save map", [=[ CV:run("do_upload") ]=]) ]])
GUI.button(" restart map", [[ GUI.show("restart_map") ]])
GUI.button(" editing commands", [[ GUI.show("editing") ]])
''')
elif check_server_terminated():
Module.server_proc = None
log(logging.ERROR, "Local server terminated due to an error")
# Prepare
bot = Bot(CHANNEL, NICKNAME, SERVER, PORT)
# Disconnect process
def leave_irc(sender, **kwargs):
try:
bot.disconnect()
except Exception, e:
log(logging.ERROR, "IRC plugin error: " + str(e))
shutdown.connect(leave_irc, weak=False)
# Handle our own text messages
def get_client_name(client_number):
try:
client = Clients.get(client_number)
return client.username
except Exception, e:
return '?'
def get_instance_name():
return '[' + INSTANCE_NAME + '] '
text = text[len(INDICATOR):].lstrip()
main_actionqueue.add_action(lambda : send_intensity_message(speaker, text))
# Prepare
bot = Bot(CHANNEL, NICKNAME, SERVER, PORT)
# Disconnect process
def leave_irc(sender, **kwargs):
try:
bot.disconnect()
except Exception, e:
log(logging.ERROR, "IRC plugin error: " + str(e));
shutdown.connect(leave_irc, weak=False)
# Handle our own text messages
def get_client_name(client_number):
try:
client = Clients.get(client_number)
return client.username
except Exception, e:
return '?'
def get_instance_name():
return '[' + INSTANCE_NAME + '] '
def on_text_message(sender, **kwargs):
client_number = kwargs['client_number']
import os, sys, shutil
from intensity.signals import shutdown
GRACEFUL_SHUTDOWN_INDICATOR = "-----====Shutdown was graceful====-----"
MAX_UPLOAD_LOG_SIZE = 80*100
# On normal shutdown, output a marker that it was graceful
def write_shutdown_graceful(sender, **kwargs):
print "--"
print GRACEFUL_SHUTDOWN_INDICATOR
print "--"
shutdown.connect(write_shutdown_graceful, weak=False)
# Check last log file, if there is one, and upload error log if it wasn't graceful
# Test for an ungraceful shutdown last time, and update master if so
def test_last_shutdown_graceful():
try:
log_filename = sys.argv[2]
except IndexError:
print "NOTE: No previous log file provided, so no way to check for prior crash and to upload log to master"
return True # Continue as if all is well, oblivious to it all
print "Checking previous log for crash:", log_filename
if not os.path.exists(log_filename):
return True # No log, so assume all ok
# This file is part of Syntensity/the Intensity Engine, an open source project. See COPYING.txt for licensing.
'''
Uses the Linux 'cpulimit' command to limit CPU usage.
'''
import os, subprocess
import signal # Python 2.5 killing method, see below
from intensity.base import get_config
from intensity.signals import shutdown
max_cpu = int( get_config('CPULimiter', 'limit', '50') )
process = subprocess.Popen(
"exec cpulimit -p %d -l %d" % (os.getpid(), max_cpu), # exec is useful so a second process is not spawned
shell=True,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
)
#process.communicate()
def terminate(sender, **kwargs):
os.kill(process.pid, signal.SIGKILL)
process.wait()
# Or, in Python 2.6: process.terminate()
shutdown.connect(terminate, weak=False)