def _exitChuck(self, cmd, args):
""" Exit the console
Usage: exit
Details: Exit this program"""
result = ''
result += 'Exiting...'
oMgr = CNBManager.getInstance()
oMgr.killCNB()
return '\n' + result
def _stopChuck(self, cmd, args):
""" Stop CNB
Usage: stop
Details: Stop this program (become idle)"""
result = ''
result += 'Stopping...'
oMgr = CNBManager.getInstance()
oMgr.stopCNB()
return '\n' + result
def _startChuck(self, cmd, args):
""" Start CNB
Usage: start
Details: Start this program"""
result = ''
result += 'Starting...'
oMgr = CNBManager.getInstance()
oMgr.startCNB()
return '\n' + result
def _processMod(self, oMsg):
"""
This method, called by connector specific methods (ex. processIrcMod, processXmppMod), determine if the user has access to call the module and then trigger an event or reply.
@param oMsg: Message object containing a message, status change or a command.
@type oMsg: CNBMessage
"""
result = ''
oMgr = CNBManager.getInstance()
aAdminUsers = oMgr.getConfigCNB(oMsg.conId).get('bot', 'admins')
oMod = self.getModuleFromCmd(oMsg.cmd)
if oMod:
# check for allowed users
if self.isAllowed(oMod.users, oMsg.username, oMsg.domain):
# check for admin modules
if not oMod.isAdmin or (oMod.isAdmin
and oMsg.username in aAdminUsers):
# Is this a cmd?
if oMod.enProcessCmd:
result = oMod.processCmd(oMsg)
else:
result = 'unauthorized (admin)'
else:
result = 'unauthorized (users)'
else:
# Can spot a pattern?
for (p, c) in self._patterns:
if c(oMsg):
result = p(oMsg)
if result != '':
break
# Otherwise, check something else?
if result == '':
for v in self._always:
result = v(oMsg)
if result != '':
break
# Logs
if oMsg.text != '' and oMsg.replyTo != None:
self.log.info(
str(oMsg.replyTo) + ' -> ' + str(self.LOG_NICK) + '>' +
str(oMsg.text))
if result != '' and oMsg.replyTo != None:
self.log.info(
str(self.LOG_NICK) + ' -> ' + str(oMsg.replyTo) + '>' +
str(result))
return result
def _processMod(self, oMsg):
"""
This method, called by connector specific methods (ex. processIrcMod, processXmppMod), determine if the user has access to call the module and then trigger an event or reply.
@param oMsg: Message object containing a message, status change or a command.
@type oMsg: CNBMessage
"""
result = ''
oMgr = CNBManager.getInstance()
aAdminUsers = oMgr.getConfigCNB(oMsg.conId).get('bot', 'admins')
oMod = self.getModuleFromCmd(oMsg.cmd)
if oMod:
# check for allowed users
if self.isAllowed(oMod.users, oMsg.username, oMsg.domain):
# check for admin modules
if not oMod.isAdmin or (oMod.isAdmin and oMsg.username in aAdminUsers):
# Is this a cmd?
if oMod.enProcessCmd:
result = oMod.processCmd(oMsg)
else:
result = 'unauthorized (admin)'
else:
result = 'unauthorized (users)'
else:
# Can spot a pattern?
for (p,c) in self._patterns:
if c(oMsg):
result = p(oMsg)
if result != '':
break
# Otherwise, check something else?
if result == '':
for v in self._always:
result = v(oMsg)
if result != '':
break
# Logs
if oMsg.text != '' and oMsg.replyTo != None:
self.log.info(str(oMsg.replyTo) + ' -> ' + str(self.LOG_NICK) + '>' + str(oMsg.text))
if result != '' and oMsg.replyTo != None:
self.log.info(str(self.LOG_NICK) + ' -> ' + str(oMsg.replyTo) + '>' + str(result))
return result
def __init__(self):
Thread.__init__(self)
oConfig = CNBConfig.getInstance()
if oConfig.get('global', 'daemon'):
self._bEnableShellConsole = False
self.log = logging.getLogger(self.__class__.__name__)
self._configLogs(oConfig)
oMgr = CNBManager.getInstance()
oMgr.setCNB(self)
self.oConMgr = CNBConnectorManager()
self.oConMgr.loadDefault()
if self._bEnableShellConsole:
self.oConsole = CNBConsole()
self.oConsole.start()
oMatrix = CNBMatrix.getInstance()
def __init__(self):
Thread.__init__(self)
oConfig = CNBConfig.getInstance()
if oConfig.get('global', 'daemon'):
self._bEnableShellConsole = False
self.log = logging.getLogger(self.__class__.__name__)
self._configLogs(oConfig)
oMgr = CNBManager.getInstance()
oMgr.setCNB(self)
self.oConMgr = CNBConnectorManager()
self.oConMgr.loadDefault()
if self._bEnableShellConsole:
self.oConsole = CNBConsole()
self.oConsole.start()
oMatrix = CNBMatrix.getInstance()