fix bot exiting on error

[erebus.git] / bot.py

#!/usr/bin/python
# vim: fileencoding=utf-8

# Erebus IRC bot - Author: John Runyon
# "Bot" and "BotConnection" classes (handling a specific "arm")

import socket, sys, time, threading, os, random, struct
from collections import deque

if sys.version_info.major < 3:
	timerbase = threading._Timer
	stringbase = basestring
else:
	timerbase = threading.Timer
	stringbase = str

class MyTimer(timerbase):
	def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
		timerbase.__init__(self, *args, **kwargs)
		self.daemon = True

if sys.version_info.major < 3:
	stringbase = basestring
else:
	stringbase = str

#bots = {'erebus': bot.Bot(nick='Erebus', user='erebus', bind='', server='irc.quakenet.org', port=6667, realname='Erebus')}
class Bot(object):
	def __init__(self, parent, nick, user, bind, authname, authpass, server, port, realname):
		self.parent = parent
		self.nick = nick
		self.permnick = nick
		self.user = user
		self.realname = realname

		self.authname = authname
		self.authpass = authpass

		self.connecttime = 0 # time at which we received numeric 001
		self.server = server # the address we try to (re-)connect to
		self.port = port
		self.servername = server # the name of the server we got connected to

		curs = self.parent.query("SELECT chname FROM chans WHERE bot = %s AND active = 1", (self.permnick,))
		if curs:
			chansres = curs.fetchall()
			curs.close()
			self.chans = [self.parent.newchannel(self, row['chname']) for row in chansres]
		else:
			self.chans = []

		self.conn = BotConnection(self, bind, server, port)

		self.lastreceived = time.time() #time we last received a line from the server
		self.watchdog()

		self.msgqueue = deque()
		self.slowmsgqueue = deque()
		self._makemsgtimer()
		self._msgtimer.start()
		self.joined_chans = False

	def __del__(self):
		try:
			curs = self.parent.query("UPDATE bots SET connected = 0 WHERE nick = %s", (self.permnick,))
			curs.close()
		except: pass

	def watchdog(self):
		if time.time() > int(self.parent.cfg.get('watchdog', 'maxtime', default=300))+self.lastreceived:
			self.parse("ERROR :Fake-error from watchdog timer.")
		self.watchdogtimer = MyTimer(int(self.parent.cfg.get('watchdog', 'interval', default=30)), self.watchdog)

	def log(self, *args, **kwargs):
		self.parent.log(self.nick, *args, **kwargs)

	def connect(self):
		self.log('!', "Connecting")
		if self.conn.connect():
			self.parent.newfd(self, self.conn.socket.fileno())

	def getdata(self):
		self.lastreceived = time.time()
		return self.conn.read()

	def _checknick(self): # check if we're using the right nick, try changing
		if self.nick != self.permnick and self.conn.registered():
			self.conn.send("NICK %s" % (self.permnick))

	def parse(self, line):
		if self.parent.cfg.getboolean('debug', 'io'):
			self.log('I', line)
		pieces = line.split()

		# dispatch dict
		zero = { #things to look for without source
			'NOTICE': self._gotconnected,
			'PING': self._gotping,
			'ERROR': self._goterror,
		}
		one = { #things to look for after source
			'NOTICE': self._gotconnected,
			'001': self._got001,
			'004': self._got004,
			'376': self._gotRegistered,
			'422': self._gotRegistered,
			'PRIVMSG': self._gotprivmsg,
			'353': self._got353, #NAMES
			'354': self._got354, #WHO
			'396': self._gotHiddenHost, # hidden host has been set
			'433': self._got433, #nick in use
			'JOIN': self._gotjoin,
			'PART': self._gotpart,
			'KICK': self._gotkick,
			'QUIT': self._gotquit,
			'NICK': self._gotnick,
			'MODE': self._gotmode,
		}

		if self.parent.hasnumhook(pieces[1]):
			hooks = self.parent.getnumhook(pieces[1])
			for callback in hooks:
				try:
					callback(self, line)
				except Exception:
					self.__debug_cbexception("numhook", line)

		if pieces[0] in zero:
			zero[pieces[0]](pieces)
		elif pieces[1] in one:
			one[pieces[1]](pieces)

	def _gotconnected(self, pieces):
		if not self.conn.registered():
			self.conn.register()
	def _gotping(self, pieces):
		self.conn.send("PONG %s" % (pieces[1]))
		self._checknick()
	def _goterror(self, pieces):
		# TODO: better handling, just reconnect that single bot
		try:
			self.quit("Error detected: %s" % ' '.join(pieces))
		except: pass
		try:
			curs = self.parent.query("UPDATE bots SET connected = 0")
			curs.close()
		except: pass
		os._exit(2) # can't use sys.exit since we might be in a sub-thread
	def _got001(self, pieces):
		# We wait until the end of MOTD instead to consider ourselves registered, but consider uptime as of 001
		self.connecttime = time.time()
	def _got004(self, pieces):
		self.servername = pieces[3]
	def _gotRegistered(self, pieces):
		self.conn.registered(True)

		curs = self.parent.query("UPDATE bots SET connected = 1 WHERE nick = %s", (self.permnick,))
		if curs: curs.close()

		self.conn.send("MODE %s +x" % (pieces[2]))
		if self.authname is not None and self.authpass is not None:
			self.conn.send(self.parent.cfg.get('erebus', 'auth_command', "AUTH %s %s") % (self.authname, self.authpass))
		if not self.parent.cfg.getboolean('erebus', 'wait_for_hidden_host'):
			for c in self.chans:
				self.join(c.name)
			self.joined_chans = True
	def _gotHiddenHost(self, pieces):
		if not self.joined_chans and self.parent.cfg.getboolean('erebus', 'wait_for_hidden_host'):
			for c in self.chans:
				self.join(c.name)
			self.joined_chans = True
	def _gotprivmsg(self, pieces):
		nick = pieces[0].split('!')[0][1:]
		user = self.parent.user(nick)
		target = pieces[2]
		msg = ' '.join(pieces[3:])[1:]
		self.parsemsg(user, target, msg)
	def _got353(self, pieces):
		prefixes = {'@': 'op', '+': 'voice'}
		chan = self.parent.channel(pieces[4])
		names = pieces[5:]
		names[0] = names[0][1:] #remove colon
		for n in names:
			if n[0] in prefixes:
				user = self.parent.user(n[1:])
				chan.userjoin(user, prefixes[n[0]])
			else:
				user = self.parent.user(n)
				chan.userjoin(user)
			user.join(chan)
	def _got354(self, pieces):
		qt = int(pieces[3])
		if qt < 3:
			nick, auth = pieces[4:6]
			chan = None
		else:
			chan, nick, auth = pieces[4:7]
			chan = self.parent.channel(chan)
		user = self.parent.user(nick)
		user.authed(auth)

		if chan is not None:
			user.join(chan)
			chan.userjoin(user)

		if qt == 2: # triggered by !auth
			if user.isauthed():
				if user.glevel > 0:
					self.msg(nick, "You are now known as #%s (access level: %s)" % (auth, user.glevel))
				else:
					self.msg(nick, "You are now known as #%s (not staff)" % (auth))
			else:
				self.msg(nick, "I tried, but you're not authed!")
	def _got433(self, pieces):
		if not self.conn.registered(): #we're trying to connect
			newnick = "%s%d" % (self.nick, random.randint(111, 999))
			self.conn.send("NICK %s" % (newnick))
			self.nick = newnick
	def _gotjoin(self, pieces):
		nick = pieces[0].split('!')[0][1:]
		chan = self.parent.channel(pieces[2])

		if nick == self.nick:
			self.conn.send("WHO %s c%%cant,3" % (chan))
		else:
			user = self.parent.user(nick, justjoined=True)
			chan.userjoin(user)
			user.join(chan)
	def _clientLeft(self, nick, chan):
		if nick != self.nick:
			gone = self.parent.user(nick).part(chan)
			chan.userpart(self.parent.user(nick))
			if gone:
				self.parent.user(nick).quit()
				del self.parent.users[nick.lower()]
	def _gotpart(self, pieces):
		nick = pieces[0].split('!')[0][1:]
		chan = self.parent.channel(pieces[2])
		self._clientLeft(nick, chan)
	def _gotkick(self, pieces):
		nick = pieces[3]
		chan = self.parent.channel(pieces[2])
		self._clientLeft(nick, chan)
	def _gotquit(self, pieces):
		nick = pieces[0].split('!')[0][1:]
		if nick != self.nick:
			for chan in self.parent.user(nick).chans:
				chan.userpart(self.parent.user(nick))
			self.parent.user(nick).quit()
			del self.parent.users[nick.lower()]
	def _gotnick(self, pieces):
		oldnick = pieces[0].split('!')[0][1:]
		newnick = pieces[2][1:]
		if oldnick == self.nick:
			self.nick = newnick
		else:
			if newnick.lower() != oldnick.lower():
				self.parent.users[newnick.lower()] = self.parent.users[oldnick.lower()]
				del self.parent.users[oldnick.lower()]
			self.parent.users[newnick.lower()].nickchange(newnick)
	def _gotmode(self, pieces):
		source = pieces[0].split('!')[0][1:]
		chan = pieces[2]
		if not chan.startswith("#"): return
		chan = self.parent.channel(pieces[2])
		mode = pieces[3]
		args = pieces[4:]

		adding = True
		for c in mode:
			if c == '+':
				adding = True
			elif c == '-':
				adding = False
			elif c == 'o':
				if adding:
					chan.userop(self.parent.user(args.pop(0)))
				else:
					chan.userdeop(self.parent.user(args.pop(0)))
			elif c == 'v':
				if adding:
					chan.uservoice(self.parent.user(args.pop(0)))
				else:
					chan.userdevoice(self.parent.user(args.pop(0)))
			else:
				pass # don't care about other modes

	def __debug_cbexception(self, source, *args, **kwargs):
		if self.parent.cfg.getboolean('debug', 'cbexc'):
			self.conn.send("PRIVMSG %s :%09.3f \ 34\1f!!! CBEXC\1f\ 3 %s" % (self.parent.cfg.get('debug', 'owner'), time.time() % 100000, source))
			__import__('traceback').print_exc()
			self.log('!', "CBEXC %s %r %r" % (source, args, kwargs))
#			print "%09.3f %s [!] CBEXC %s %r %r" % (time.time() % 100000, self.nick, source, args, kwargs)


	def parsemsg(self, user, target, msg):
		if user.glevel <= -2: return # short circuit if user is IGNORED
		chan = None
		chanparam = None # was the channel specified as part of the command?
		if len(msg) == 0:
			return

		if target == self.nick:
			if msg.startswith("\001"): #ctcp
				msg = msg.strip("\001")
				if msg == "VERSION":
					self.msg(user, "\001VERSION Erebus v%d.%d - http://jfr.im/git/erebus.git" % (self.parent.APIVERSION, self.parent.RELEASE))
				return

		triggerused = msg.startswith(self.parent.trigger)
		if triggerused: msg = msg[len(self.parent.trigger):]
		pieces = msg.split()

		if len(pieces) == 0:
			return

		if target != self.nick: # message was sent to a channel
			try:
				if pieces[0][:-1].lower() == self.nick.lower() and (pieces[0][-1] == ":" or pieces[0][-1] == ","):
					pieces.pop(0) # command actually starts with next word
					if len(pieces) == 0: # is there still anything left?
						return
					msg = ' '.join(pieces)
					triggerused = True
			except IndexError:
				return # "message" is empty

		if len(pieces) > 1:
			chanword = pieces[1]
			if chanword.startswith('#'):
				chanparam = self.parent.channel(chanword)

		if target != self.nick: # message was sent to a channel
			chan = self.parent.channel(target)
			if not triggerused:
				if self.parent.haschanhook(target.lower()):
					for callback in self.parent.getchanhook(target.lower()):
						try:
							cbret = callback(self, user, chan, *pieces)
							if isinstance(cbret, stringbase):
								self.reply(target, user, cbret)
						except:
							self.msg(user, "Command failed. Code: CBEXC%09.3f" % (time.time() % 100000))
							self.__debug_cbexception("chanhook", user=user, target=target, msg=msg)
				return # not to bot, don't process!

		cmd = pieces[0].lower()
		rancmd = False
		if self.parent.hashook(cmd):
			for callback in self.parent.gethook(cmd):
				if chanparam is not None and (callback.needchan or callback.wantchan):
					chan = chanparam
					pieces.pop(1)
				if chan is None and callback.needchan:
					rancmd = True
					self.msg(user, "You need to specify a channel for that command.")
				elif user.glevel >= callback.reqglevel and (not callback.needchan or chan.levelof(user.auth) >= callback.reqclevel):
					rancmd = True
					try:
						cbret = callback(self, user, chan, target, *pieces[1:])
						if isinstance(cbret, stringbase):
							self.reply(target, user, cbret)
					except Exception:
						self.msg(user, "Command failed. Code: CBEXC%09.3f" % (time.time() % 100000))
						self.__debug_cbexception("hook", user=user, target=target, msg=msg)
					except SystemExit as e:
						try:
							curs = self.parent.query("UPDATE bots SET connected = 0")
							curs.close()
						except: pass
						raise e
		else:
			rancmd = True
			self.msg(user, "I don't know that command.")
		if not rancmd:
			self.msg(user, "You don't have enough access to run that command.")

	def __debug_nomsg(self, target, msg):
		if self.parent.cfg.getboolean('debug', 'nomsg'):
			self.conn.send("PRIVMSG %s :%09.3f \ 34\1f!!! NOMSG\1f\ 3 %r, %r" % (self.parent.cfg.get('debug', 'owner'), time.time() % 100000, target, msg))
			self.log('!', "!!! NOMSG")
#			print "%09.3f %s [!] %s" % (time.time() % 100000, self.nick, "!!! NOMSG")
			__import__('traceback').print_stack()


	def reply(self, chan, user, msg):
		if chan is not None and (isinstance(chan, self.parent.Channel) or (isinstance(chan, stringbase) and chan[0] == "#")):
			self.msg(chan, "%s: %s" % (user, msg))
		else:
			self.msg(user, msg)

	"""
		Does the work for msg/slowmsg/fastmsg. Uses the append_callback to append to the correct queue.

		In the case of fastmsg, self.conn.exceeded may be True, however, in this case append_callback=self.conn.send, so it will still be sent immediately.
	"""
	def _msg(self, target, msg, truncate, append_callback, msgtype):
		if self.parent.cfg.getboolean('erebus', 'nofakelag'): return self.fastmsg(target, msg)

		cmd = self._formatmsg(target, msg, msgtype)
		# The max length is much shorter than recvq (510) because of the length the server adds on about the source (us).
		# If you know your hostmask, you can of course figure the exact length, but it's very difficult to reliably know your hostmask.
		maxlen = (
			self.conn.recvq
			- 63 # max hostname len
			- 11 # max ident len
			- 3  # the symbols in :nick!user@host
			- len(self.nick)
		)
		if len(cmd) > maxlen:
			if not truncate:
				return False
			else:
				cmd = cmd[:maxlen]

		if self.conn.exceeded or self.conn.bytessent+len(cmd) >= self.conn.recvq:
			append_callback(cmd)
		else:
			self.conn.send(cmd)

		self.conn.exceeded = True
		return True

	def msg(self, target, msg, truncate=False, *, msgtype=None):
		"""msgtype must be a valid IRC command, i.e. NOTICE or PRIVMSG; or leave as None to use default"""
		return self._msg(target, msg, truncate, self.msgqueue.append, msgtype)

	def slowmsg(self, target, msg, truncate=False, *, msgtype=None):
		return self._msg(target, msg, truncate, self.slowmsgqueue.append, msgtype)

	def fastmsg(self, target, msg, truncate=False, *, msgtype=None):
		return self._msg(target, msg, truncate, self.conn.send, msgtype)

	def _formatmsg(self, target, msg, msgtype):
		if target is None or msg is None:
			return self.__debug_nomsg(target, msg)

		target = str(target)

		if msgtype is not None: command = "%s %s :%s" % (msgtype, target, msg)
		elif target.startswith('#'): command = "PRIVMSG %s :%s" % (target, msg)
		else: command = "NOTICE %s :%s" % (target, msg)

		return command

	def _popmsg(self):
		self._makemsgtimer()
		self.conn.bytessent -= self.conn.recvq/3
		if self.conn.bytessent < 0: self.conn.bytessent = 0
		self.conn.exceeded = True

		cmd = None
		try:
			cmd = self.msgqueue.popleft()
		except IndexError:
			try:
				cmd = self.slowmsgqueue.popleft()
			except IndexError:
				pass

		if cmd is not None:
			if self.conn.bytessent+len(cmd) > self.conn.recvq: # If it's too long
				if len(cmd) > self.conn.recvq: # Is the command itself somehow over max length???
					self._msgtimer.start()
					raise ValueError('Somehow a command that was too long made it into the message queue. Uhoh!', cmd)
					# Discard the message.
				self.msgqueue.appendleft(cmd) # Phew, we've just sent too much recently. Put it (back) on the (primary) queue.
			else:
				self.conn.send(cmd)

		self._msgtimer.start()

	def _makemsgtimer(self):
		self._msgtimer = MyTimer(3, self._popmsg)

	def join(self, chan):
		self.conn.send("JOIN %s" % (chan))

	def part(self, chan):
		self.conn.send("PART %s" % (chan))

	def quit(self, reason="Shutdown"):
		self.conn.send("QUIT :%s" % (reason))

	def __str__(self): return self.nick
	def __repr__(self): return "<Bot %r>" % (self.nick)

class BotConnection(object):
	def __init__(self, parent, bind, server, port):
		self.parent = parent
		self.buffer = bytearray()
		self.socket = None

		self.bind = bind
		self.server = server
		self.port = int(port)

		self.state = 0 # 0=disconnected, 1=registering, 2=connected

		self.bytessent = 0
		self.recvq = 510
		self.exceeded = False
		self._nowrite = False

	def connect(self):
		if self.parent.parent.cfg.getboolean('erebus', 'tls'):
			import ssl
			undersocket = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
			context = ssl.create_default_context()
			self.socket = context.wrap_socket(undersocket, server_hostname=self.server)
		else:
			self.socket = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
		self.socket.setsockopt(socket.SOL_TCP, socket.TCP_NODELAY, 1) # Does Python make SOL_TCP portable? Who knows, it's not documented, and it appears to come from the _socket C lib.
		self.socket.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SOCKET, socket.SO_LINGER, struct.pack('ii', 0, 0))
		self.socket.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SOCKET, socket.SO_KEEPALIVE, 1)
		self.socket.bind((self.bind, 0))
		self.socket.connect((self.server, self.port))
		return True
	def register(self):
		if self.state == 0:
			self.send("NICK %s" % (self.parent.nick))
			self.send("USER %s 0 * :%s" % (self.parent.user, self.parent.realname))
			self.state = 1
		return True

	def registered(self, done=False):
		if done: self.state = 2
		return self.state == 2

	def send(self, line):
		if not self._nowrite:
			if self.parent.parent.cfg.getboolean('debug', 'io'):
				self.parent.log('O', line)
			self.bytessent += len(line)
			try:
				self._write(line)
			except socket.error as e:
				self._nowrite = True
				self.parent._goterror(repr(e))
		else:
			if self.parent.parent.cfg.getboolean('debug', 'io'):
				self.parent.log('X', line)

	def _write(self, line):
		self.socket.sendall(line.encode('utf-8', 'backslashreplace')+b"\r\n")

	def read(self):
		self.buffer += self.socket.recv(8192)
		lines = []

		while b"\r\n" in self.buffer:
			pieces = self.buffer.split(b"\r\n", 1)
			lines.append(pieces[0].decode('utf-8', 'backslashreplace'))
			self.buffer = pieces[1]

		return lines

	def __str__(self): return self.parent.nick
	def __repr__(self): return "<BotConnection %r (%r)>" % (self.socket.fileno(), self.parent.nick)