require 'rbot/plugins'
require 'rbot/message'
require 'rbot/language'
-require 'rbot/dbhash'
-require 'rbot/registry'
module Irc
attr_reader :socket
# bot's object registry, plugins get an interface to this for persistant
- # storage (hash interface tied to a bdb file, plugins use Accessors to store
+ # storage (hash interface tied to a db file, plugins use Accessors to store
# and restore objects in their own namespaces.)
attr_reader :registry
# bot's plugins. This is an instance of class Plugins
attr_reader :plugins
- # bot's httputil help object, for fetching resources via http. Sets up
+ # bot's httputil helper object, for fetching resources via http. Sets up
# proxies etc as defined by the bot configuration/environment
attr_accessor :httputil
bot.socket.penalty_pct = v
},
:desc => "Percentage of IRC penalty to consider when sending messages to prevent being disconnected for excess flood. Set to 0 to disable penalty control.")
+ Config.register Config::StringValue.new('core.db',
+ :default => "bdb",
+ :wizard => true, :default => "bdb",
+ :validate => Proc.new { |v| ["bdb", "tc"].include? v },
+ :requires_restart => true,
+ :desc => "DB adaptor to use for storing settings and plugin data. Options are: bdb (Berkeley DB, stable adaptor, but troublesome to install and unmaintained), tc (Tokyo Cabinet, new adaptor, fast and furious, but may be not available and contain bugs)")
@argv = params[:argv]
@run_dir = params[:run_dir] || Dir.pwd
$daemonize = true
end
+ case @config["core.db"]
+ when "bdb"
+ require 'rbot/registry/bdb'
+ when "tc"
+ require 'rbot/registry/tc'
+ else
+ raise _("Unknown DB adaptor: %s") % @config["core.db"]
+ end
+
@logfile = @config['log.file']
if @logfile.class!=String || @logfile.empty?
logfname = File.basename(botclass).gsub(/^\.+/,'')
m = WhoisMessage.new(self, server, source, target, data[:whois])
@plugins.delegate "whois", m
}
+ @client[:list] = proc {|data|
+ source = data[:source]
+ m = ListMessage.new(self, server, source, source, data[:list])
+ @plugins.delegate "irclist", m
+ }
@client[:join] = proc {|data|
m = JoinMessage.new(self, server, data[:source], data[:channel], data[:message])
sendq("MODE #{data[:channel]}", nil, 0) if m.address?
quit if $interrupted > 0
@socket.connect
@last_rec = Time.now
- rescue => e
- raise e.class, "failed to connect to IRC server at #{@socket.server_uri}: #{e}"
+ rescue Exception => e
+ uri = @socket.server_uri || '<unknown>'
+ error "failed to connect to IRC server at #{uri}"
+ error e
+ raise
end
quit if $interrupted > 0
end
# disconnect the bot from IRC, if connected, and then connect (again)
- def reconnect(message=nil, too_fast=false)
+ def reconnect(message=nil, too_fast=0)
# we will wait only if @last_rec was not nil, i.e. if we were connected or
# got disconnected by a network error
# if someone wants to manually call disconnect() _and_ reconnect(), they
log "\n\nWaiting to reconnect\n\n"
sleep @config['server.reconnect_wait']
- sleep 10*@config['server.reconnect_wait'] if too_fast
+ if too_fast > 0
+ tf = too_fast*@config['server.reconnect_wait']
+ tfu = Utils.secs_to_string(tf)
+ log "Will sleep for an extra #{tf}s (#{tfu})"
+ sleep tf
+ end
end
connect
+ rescue DBFatal => e
+ fatal "fatal db error: #{e.pretty_inspect}"
+ DBTree.stats
+ log_session_end
+ exit 2
rescue Exception => e
+ error e
will_wait = true
retry
end
# begin event handling loop
def mainloop
while true
- too_fast = false
+ too_fast = 0
+ quit_msg = nil
+ valid_recv = false # did we receive anything (valid) from the server yet?
begin
- quit_msg = nil
reconnect(quit_msg, too_fast)
quit if $interrupted > 0
+ valid_recv = false
while @socket.connected?
quit if $interrupted > 0
break unless reply = @socket.gets
@last_rec = Time.now
@client.process reply
+ valid_recv = true
+ too_fast = 0
else
ping_server
end
rescue Errno::ETIMEDOUT, Errno::ECONNABORTED, TimeoutError, SocketError => e
error "network exception: #{e.pretty_inspect}"
quit_msg = e.to_s
+ too_fast += 10 if valid_recv
+ rescue ServerMessageParseError => e
+ # if the bot tried reconnecting too often, we can get forcefully
+ # disconnected by the server, while still receiving an empty message
+ # wait at least 10 minutes in this case
+ if e.message.empty?
+ oldtf = too_fast
+ too_fast = [too_fast, 300].max
+ too_fast*= 2
+ log "Empty message from server, extra delay multiplier #{oldtf} -> #{too_fast}"
+ end
+ quit_msg = "Unparseable Server Message: #{e.message.inspect}"
+ retry
rescue ServerError => e
- # received an ERROR from the server
quit_msg = "server ERROR: " + e.message
- too_fast = e.message.index("reconnect too fast")
+ debug quit_msg
+ idx = e.message.index("connect too fast")
+ debug "'connect too fast' @ #{idx}"
+ if idx
+ oldtf = too_fast
+ too_fast += (idx+1)*2
+ log "Reconnecting too fast, extra delay multiplier #{oldtf} -> #{too_fast}"
+ end
+ idx = e.message.index(/a(uto)kill/i)
+ debug "'autokill' @ #{idx}"
+ if idx
+ # we got auto-killed. since we don't have an easy way to tell
+ # if it's permanent or temporary, we just set a rather high
+ # reconnection timeout
+ oldtf = too_fast
+ too_fast += (idx+1)*5
+ log "Killed by server, extra delay multiplier #{oldtf} -> #{too_fast}"
+ end
retry
- rescue BDB::Fatal => e
- fatal "fatal bdb error: #{e.pretty_inspect}"
+ rescue DBFatal => e
+ fatal "fatal db error: #{e.pretty_inspect}"
DBTree.stats
# Why restart? DB problems are serious stuff ...
# restart("Oops, we seem to have registry problems ...")