+18Jan99========================================================================
+1. added present(),presentish() and disconnect() to DXCron so that you can see
+(easily) if a station is on the cluster anywhere and also disconnect them
+locally.
+2. added rcmd() to DXCron so you can send an rcmd to someone else from crontab.
+3. <embarrassment>Fixed create_sysop.pl so that longitude is spelt correctly
+there as well</embarrassment> made the update work properly. NOTE create_sysop
+will only do what you expect if all cluster.pl and client.pl programs are
+stopped.
+4. DXCron wasn't reading in reliably on startup, this is now (hopefully) fixed.
+the -M semantics are rather strange!
+5. The -w switch is now standard on cluster.pl
+6. Added last_connect() which gives the last connect time of a user (or now
+if connected).
+7. Added present_on(call, node) and presentish_on(ditto) which returns true if
+the call is connected to the node.
17Jan99========================================================================
1. fixed some permission problems on DXLog.
2. There is a circumstance in DXMsg which caused the cluster to stop on an
use vars qw{@crontab $mtime $lasttime $lastmin};
@crontab = ();
-$mtime = 1;
+$mtime = 0;
$lasttime = 0;
$lastmin = 0;
$t = -M $fn;
cread($fn);
- $mtime = $t if $t <= $mtime;
+ $mtime = $t if !$mtime || $t <= $mtime;
}
# then read in any local ones
# these are simple stub functions to make connecting easy in DXCron contexts
#
+# is it locally connected?
sub connected
{
my $call = uc shift;
return DXChannel->get($call);
}
+# is it remotely connected anywhere (with exact callsign)?
+sub present
+{
+ my $call = uc shift;
+ return DXCluster->get_exact($call);
+}
+
+# is it remotely connected anywhere (ignoring SSIDS)?
+sub presentish
+{
+ my $call = uc shift;
+ return DXCluster->get($call);
+}
+
+# is it remotely connected anywhere (with exact callsign) and on node?
+sub present_on
+{
+ my $call = uc shift;
+ my $node = uc shift;
+ my $ref = DXCluster->get_exact($call);
+ return ($ref && $ref->mynode) ? $ref->mynode->call eq $node : undef;
+}
+
+# is it remotely connected anywhere (ignoring SSIDS) and on node?
+sub presentish_on
+{
+ my $call = uc shift;
+ my $node = uc shift;
+ my $ref = DXCluster->get($call);
+ return ($ref && $ref->mynode) ? $ref->mynode->call eq $node : undef;
+}
+
+# last time this thing was connected
+sub last_connect
+{
+ my $call = uc shift;
+ return $main::systime if DXChannel->get($call);
+ my $user = DXUser->get($call);
+ return $user ? $user->lastin : 0;
+}
+
+# disconnect a locally connected thing
+sub disconnect
+{
+ my $call = uc shift;
+ my $dxchan = DXChannel->get($call);
+ if ($dxchan) {
+ if ($dxchan->is_ak1a) {
+ $dxchan->send_now("D", DXProt::pc39($main::mycall, "$main::mycall DXCron"));
+ } else {
+ $dxchan->send_now('D', "");
+ }
+ $dxchan->disconnect;
+ }
+}
+
+# start a connect process off
sub start_connect
{
my $call = uc shift;
sleep(1);
}
+# spawn any old job off
sub spawn
{
my $line = shift;
# coordinate
sleep(1);
}
+
+# do an rcmd to another cluster from the crontab
+sub rcmd
+{
+ my $call = uc shift;
+ my $line = shift;
+
+ # can we see it? Is it a node?
+ my $noderef = DXCluster->get_exact($call);
+ return if !$noderef || !$noderef->pcversion;
+
+ # send it
+ DXProt::addrcmd($main::mycall, $call, $line);
+}
1;
__END__
$line =~ s/\n/\r/og if $mode == 1;
#my $p = qq($line$snl);
if ($buffered) {
- if (length $outqueue >= 128) {
+ if (length $outqueue >= $client_buffer_lth) {
print $stdout $outqueue;
$outqueue = "";
}
$mode = 2; # 1 - \n = \r as EOL, 2 - \n = \n, 0 - transparent
$call = ""; # the callsign being used
-@stdoutq = (); # the queue of stuff to send out to the user
$conn = 0; # the connection object for the cluster
$lastbit = ""; # the last bit of an incomplete input line
$mynl = "\n"; # standard terminator
$lasttime = time; # lasttime something happened on the interface
-$outqueue = ""; # the output queue length
+$outqueue = ""; # the output queue
+$client_buffer_lth = 200; # how many characters are buffered up on outqueue
$buffered = 1; # buffer output
$savenl = ""; # an NL that has been saved from last time
$timeout = 60; # default timeout for connects
$rfh = 0;
$wfh = 0;
+$waitedpid = 0;
#
# deal with args
close(I);
$issue = s/\n/\r/og if $mode == 1;
local $/ = $nl;
- $stdout->print($issue) if issue;
+ $stdout->print($issue) if $issue;
}
# close W;
$stdin = $rfh;
$stdout = $wfh;
- $csort = 'telnet' if $sort eq 'prog';
+ $csort = 'telnet' if $csort eq 'prog';
} elsif ($csort eq 'telnet') {
# open(STDIN, "<&$sock");
# open(STDOUT, ">&$sock");
-#!/usr/bin/perl
+#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#
# This is the DX cluster 'daemon'. It sits in the middle of its little
# web of client routines sucking and blowing data where it may.
$self->{qth} = $myqth;
$self->{qra} = $mylocator;
$self->{lat} = $mylatitude;
- $self->{long} = $mylongtitude;
+ $self->{long} = $mylongitude;
$self->{email} = $myemail;
$self->{bbsaddr} = $mybbsaddr;
$self->{homenode} = $mycall;
$self->{qth} = $myqth;
$self->{qra} = $mylocator;
$self->{lat} = $mylatitude;
- $self->{long} = $mylongtitude;
+ $self->{long} = $mylongitude;
$self->{email} = $myemail;
$self->{bbsaddr} = $mybbsaddr;
$self->{homenode} = $mycall;
}
-DXUser->init($userfn);
if (-e "$userfn") {
print "Do you wish to destroy your user database (THINK!!!) [y/N]: ";
$ans = <STDIN>;
if ($ans =~ /^[Yy]/) {
delete_it();
+ DXUser->init($userfn);
create_it();
} else {
print "Do you wish to reset your cluster and sysop information? [y/N]: ";
$ans = <STDIN>;
- create_it() if $ans =~ /^[Yy]/;
+ if ($ans =~ /^[Yy]/) {
+ DXUser->init($userfn);
+ create_it();
+ }
}
} else {
+ DXUser->init($userfn);
create_it();
}
DXUser->finish();
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