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diff --git a/segget/segget.conf b/segget/segget.conf index 4cac4a3..616ce1e 100644 --- a/segget/segget.conf +++ b/segget/segget.conf @@ -279,6 +279,81 @@ request_ip=127.0.0.1 # request_port=10000 request_port=10000 +[scripting_and_scheduling] +# Segget provides Python scripting functionalyty to support scheduling. +# Each time segget tries to start a new connection certain network it calls +# a python script (client.py) to accept or reject this connection and +# if necessary adjusts its settings. + +# PYTHON_PATH +# Define path to python +# Default: +# python_path=/usr/bin/python +python_path=/usr/bin/python + +# SCRIPTS_DIR +# Define path to a dir with python scripts. Before establishing connection for +# a particular segment via network# segget checks SCRIPTS_DIR. +# If SCRIPTS_DIR contains net#.py file, segget will launch schedule() function +# from this file to apply settings for connetion and accept or reject this +# segment for the moment. net#.py file is a causual python script file +# with a user-writen schedule() function. +# It's necessary to import functions before using get("variable"), +# set("variable",value), accept_segment() and reject_segment() in schedule(). +# get() function can obtain values for the following variables: +# connection.num, connection.url, connection.max_speed_limit, +# network.num, network.mode, network.active_connections_count, +# distfile.name, distfile.size, distfile.dld_segments_count, +# distfile.segments_count, distfile.active_connections_count, +# segment.num, segment.try_num, segment.size, segment.range +# set() function can change connection.max_speed_limit, see example: +# -----------------EXAMPLE STARTS----------------- +# from functions import * +# import time; +# def schedule(): +# localtime = time.localtime(time.time()); +# hour=localtime[3]; +# # disable downloading distfiles that have size more than 5 000 000 bytes +# # from 8-00 to 22-00. +# if hour>8 and hour<21 and (get("distfile.size"))>5000000: +# print "reject because distfile is too big" +# reject_segment() +# # set speed limit 50 000 cps for distfiles larger than 1 000 000 bytes +# if get("distfile.size")>1000000: +# print "limit connection speed" +# set(connection.max_speed_limit, 50000) +# accept_segment() +# -----------------EXAMPLE ENDS----------------- +# From example above localtime returns following tuple: +# Index Attributes Values +# 0 tm_year e.i.: 2008 +# 1 tm_mon 1 to 12 +# 2 tm_mday 1 to 31 +# 3 tm_hour 0 to 23 +# 4 tm_min 0 to 59 +# 5 tm_sec 0 to 61 (60 or 61 are leap-seconds) +# 6 tm_wday 0 to 6 (0 is Monday) +# 7 tm_yday 1 to 366 (Julian day) +# 8 tm_isdst -1, 0, 1, -1 means library determines DST +# Therefore localtime[3] provides hours. +# Segment will be accecpted by default if it was neither accepted nor rejected +# during the schedule() function. +# sagget saves logs of resulting stdout and stderr in the log folder +# separatly for each network. Hence, if there's an error in net3.py file python +# error message would be saved to net3_script_stderr.log. Results of print would +# be saved in net3_script_stdout.log. +# Default: +# scripts_dir=./scripts +scripts_dir=./scripts + +# script_socket_path +# Segget uses AF_UNIX domain sockets for communication with python. +# Specify path for the socket on your filesystem. +# NOTE !: Default value can NOT be changed yet (option under development). +# Default: +# script_socket_path=/tmp/segget_script_socket +script_socket_path=/tmp/segget_script_socket + [logs] # LOGS_DIR # Define a dir to store log files. |