def replyArrived(reply):
self.connectionState = 'HANDSHAKE'
ip = self.transport.getPeer().host
d = Mercury.handleConnectingNode(reply['NodeId'], ip, reply['ListeningPort']) # returns a node as dict.
# This sets protocol globals that only become available after node is ID'd.
d.addCallback(self.postHandshakeInitialization)
d.addCallback(self.requestHeaders)
print('L<-R: Handshake reply. N: ', reply['NodeId'])
def replyArrived(reply):
self.connectionState = 'HANDSHAKE'
ip = self.transport.getPeer().host
d = Mercury.handleConnectingNode(
reply['NodeId'], ip,
reply['ListeningPort']) # returns a node as dict.
# This sets protocol globals that only become available after node is ID'd.
d.addCallback(self.postHandshakeInitialization)
d.addCallback(self.requestHeaders)
print('L<-R: Handshake reply. N: ', reply['NodeId'])
def respondToHandshake(self, NodeId, ListeningPort, ProtocolVersion):
print('L<-R: Handshake request from ', self.transport.getPeer().host, ' N:', NodeId)
self.connectionState = 'HANDSHAKE'
ip = self.transport.getPeer().host
if len(self.factory.openConnections) > globals.maxInboundCount:
# cprint('Connection refused because I\'m too busy.', 'red')
self.transport.loseConnection()
else:
d = Mercury.handleConnectingNode(NodeId, ip, ListeningPort) # returns a node as dict.
d.addCallback(self.postHandshakeInitialization)
# Reverse sync here. I'm asking the remote about his contents.
d.addCallback(self.requestHeaders)\
.addErrback(self.abortConnection, 'L<-R', self.requestHeaders.__name__)
reply = {'NodeId': self.factory.localNodeId,
'ListeningPort': aetherListeningPort,
'ProtocolVersion': protocolVersion }
print('L->R: Handshake reply sent.', ' N:', NodeId)
return reply
def respondToHandshake(self, NodeId, ListeningPort, ProtocolVersion):
print("L<-R: Handshake request from ", self.transport.getPeer().host, " N:", NodeId)
self.connectionState = "HANDSHAKE"
ip = self.transport.getPeer().host
if len(self.factory.openConnections) > globals.userProfile.get("machineDetails", "maxInboundCount"):
print("Connection refused because I'm too busy.")
self.transport.loseConnection()
else:
d = Mercury.handleConnectingNode(NodeId, ip, ListeningPort) # returns a node as dict.
d.addCallback(self.postHandshakeInitialization)
# Reverse sync here. I'm asking the remote about his contents.
d.addCallback(self.requestHeaders).addErrback(self.abortConnection, "L<-R", self.requestHeaders.__name__)
reply = {
"NodeId": self.factory.localNodeId,
"ListeningPort": aetherListeningPort,
"ProtocolVersion": PROT_VERSION,
}
print("L->R: Handshake reply sent.", " N:", NodeId)
return reply
def respondToHandshake(self, NodeId, ListeningPort, ProtocolVersion):
print('L<-R: Handshake request from ',
self.transport.getPeer().host, ' N:', NodeId)
self.connectionState = 'HANDSHAKE'
ip = self.transport.getPeer().host
if len(self.factory.openConnections) > globals.maxInboundCount:
# cprint('Connection refused because I\'m too busy.', 'red')
self.transport.loseConnection()
else:
d = Mercury.handleConnectingNode(
NodeId, ip, ListeningPort) # returns a node as dict.
d.addCallback(self.postHandshakeInitialization)
# Reverse sync here. I'm asking the remote about his contents.
d.addCallback(self.requestHeaders)\
.addErrback(self.abortConnection, 'L<-R', self.requestHeaders.__name__)
reply = {
'NodeId': self.factory.localNodeId,
'ListeningPort': aetherListeningPort,
'ProtocolVersion': protocolVersion
}
print('L->R: Handshake reply sent.', ' N:', NodeId)
return reply
