Add new `knock' protocol.

[tripe] / mon / tripemon.in

#! @PYTHON@
### -*- mode: python; coding: utf-8 -*-
###
### Graphical monitor for tripe server
###
### (c) 2007 Straylight/Edgeware
###

###----- Licensing notice ---------------------------------------------------
###
### This file is part of Trivial IP Encryption (TrIPE).
###
### TrIPE is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
### the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free
### Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or (at your
### option) any later version.
###
### TrIPE is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
### ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or
### FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU General Public License
### for more details.
###
### You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
### along with TrIPE.  If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Dependencies.

import socket as S
import tripe as T
import mLib as M
from sys import argv, exit, stdin, stdout, stderr, exc_info, excepthook
import os as OS
from os import environ
import math as MATH
import sets as SET
from optparse import OptionParser
import time as TIME
import re as RX
from cStringIO import StringIO

try:
  if OS.getenv('TRIPEMON_FORCE_GI'): raise ImportError()
  import pygtk
  pygtk.require('2.0')
  import gtk as G
  import gobject as GO
  import gtk.gdk as GDK
  GL = GO
  GDK.KEY_Escape = G.keysyms.Escape
  def raise_window(w): w.window.raise_()
  combo_box_text = G.combo_box_new_text
  def set_entry_bg(e, c): e.modify_base(G.STATE_NORMAL, c)
except ImportError:
  from gi.repository import GObject as GO, GLib as GL, Gtk as G, Gdk as GDK
  G.WINDOW_TOPLEVEL = G.WindowType.TOPLEVEL
  G.EXPAND = G.AttachOptions.EXPAND
  G.SHRINK = G.AttachOptions.SHRINK
  G.FILL = G.AttachOptions.FILL
  G.SORT_ASCENDING = G.SortType.ASCENDING
  G.POLICY_AUTOMATIC = G.PolicyType.AUTOMATIC
  G.SHADOW_IN = G.ShadowType.IN
  G.SELECTION_NONE = G.SelectionMode.NONE
  G.DIALOG_MODAL = G.DialogFlags.MODAL
  G.RESPONSE_CANCEL = G.ResponseType.CANCEL
  G.RESPONSE_NONE = G.ResponseType.NONE
  def raise_window(w): getattr(w.get_window(), 'raise')()
  combo_box_text = G.ComboBoxText
  def set_entry_bg(e, c): e.modify_bg(G.StateType.NORMAL, c)

if OS.getenv('TRIPE_DEBUG_MONITOR') is not None:
  T._debug = 1

###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Doing things later.

def uncaught():
  """Report an uncaught exception."""
  excepthook(*exc_info())

def xwrap(func):
  """
  Return a function which behaves like FUNC, but reports exceptions via
  uncaught.
  """
  def _(*args, **kw):
    try:
      return func(*args, **kw)
    except SystemExit:
      raise
    except:
      uncaught()
      raise
  return _

def invoker(func, *args, **kw):
  """
  Return a function which throws away its arguments and calls
  FUNC(*ARGS, **KW).

  If for loops worked by binding rather than assignment then we wouldn't need
  this kludge.
  """
  return lambda *hunoz, **hukairz: xwrap(func)(*args, **kw)

def cr(func, *args, **kw):
  """Return a function which invokes FUNC(*ARGS, **KW) in a coroutine."""
  name = T.funargstr(func, args, kw)
  return lambda *hunoz, **hukairz: \
         T.Coroutine(xwrap(func), name = name).switch(*args, **kw)

def incr(func):
  """Decorator: runs its function in a coroutine of its own."""
  return lambda *args, **kw: \
         (T.Coroutine(func, name = T.funargstr(func, args, kw))
          .switch(*args, **kw))

###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Random bits of infrastructure.

## Program name, shorn of extraneous stuff.
M.ego(argv[0])
moan = M.moan
die = M.die

class HookList (object):
  """
  Notification hook list.

  Other objects can add functions onto the hook list.  When the hook list is
  run, the functions are called in the order in which they were registered.
  """

  def __init__(me):
    """Basic initialization: create the hook list."""
    me.list = []

  def add(me, func, obj):
    """Add FUNC to the list of hook functions."""
    me.list.append((obj, func))

  def prune(me, obj):
    """Remove hook functions registered with the given OBJ."""
    new = []
    for o, f in me.list:
      if o is not obj:
        new.append((o, f))
    me.list = new

  def run(me, *args, **kw):
    """Invoke the hook functions with arguments *ARGS and **KW."""
    for o, hook in me.list:
      rc = hook(*args, **kw)
      if rc is not None: return rc
    return None

class HookClient (object):
  """
  Mixin for classes which are clients of hooks.

  It keeps track of the hooks it's a client of, and has the ability to
  extricate itself from all of them.  This is useful because weak objects
  don't seem to work well.
  """
  def __init__(me):
    """Basic initialization."""
    me.hooks = SET.Set()

  def hook(me, hk, func):
    """Add FUNC to the hook list HK."""
    hk.add(func, me)
    me.hooks.add(hk)

  def unhook(me, hk):
    """Remove myself from the hook list HK."""
    hk.prune(me)
    me.hooks.discard(hk)

  def unhookall(me):
    """Remove myself from all hook lists."""
    for hk in me.hooks:
      hk.prune(me)
    me.hooks.clear()

class struct (object):
  """A very simple dumb data container object."""
  def __init__(me, **kw):
    me.__dict__.update(kw)

## Matches ISO date format yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss.
rx_time = RX.compile(r'^(\d+)-(\d+)-(\d+)T(\d+):(\d+):(\d+)$')

###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Connections.

class GIOWatcher (object):
  """
  Monitor I/O events using glib.
  """
  def __init__(me, conn, mc = GL.main_context_default()):
    me._conn = conn
    me._watch = None
    me._mc = mc
  def connected(me, sock):
    me._watch = GL.io_add_watch(sock, GL.IO_IN,
                                lambda *hunoz: me._conn.receive())
  def disconnected(me):
    GL.source_remove(me._watch)
    me._watch = None
  def iterate(me):
    me._mc.iteration(True)

class Connection (T.TripeCommandDispatcher):
  """
  The main connection to the server.

  The improvement over the TripeCommandDispatcher is that the Connection
  provides hooklists for NOTE, WARN and TRACE messages, and for connect and
  disconnect events.

  This class knows about the Glib I/O dispatcher system, and plugs into it.

  Hooks:

    * connecthook(): a connection to the server has been established
    * disconnecthook(): the connection has been dropped
    * notehook(TOKEN, ...): server issued a notification
    * warnhook(TOKEN, ...): server issued a warning
    * tracehook(TOKEN, ...): server issued a trace message
  """

  def __init__(me, socket):
    """Create a new Connection."""
    T.TripeCommandDispatcher.__init__(me, socket)
    me.connecthook = HookList()
    me.disconnecthook = HookList()
    me.notehook = HookList()
    me.warnhook = HookList()
    me.tracehook = HookList()
    me.handler['NOTE'] = lambda _, *rest: me.notehook.run(*rest)
    me.handler['WARN'] = lambda _, *rest: me.warnhook.run(*rest)
    me.handler['TRACE'] = lambda _, *rest: me.tracehook.run(*rest)
    me.iowatch = GIOWatcher(me)

  def connected(me):
    """Handles reconnection to the server, and signals the hook."""
    T.TripeCommandDispatcher.connected(me)
    me.connecthook.run()

  def disconnected(me, reason):
    """Handles disconnection from the server, and signals the hook."""
    me.disconnecthook.run(reason)
    T.TripeCommandDispatcher.disconnected(me, reason)

###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Watching the peers go by.

class MonitorObject (object):
  """
  An object with hooks it uses to notify others of changes in its state.
  These are the objects tracked by the MonitorList class.

  The object has a name, an `aliveness' state indicated by the `alivep' flag,
  and hooks.

  Hooks:

    * changehook(): the object has changed its state
    * deadhook(): the object has been destroyed

  Subclass responsibilities:

    * update(INFO): update internal state based on the provided INFO, and run
      the changehook.
  """

  def __init__(me, name):
    """Initialize the object with the given NAME."""
    me.name = name
    me.deadhook = HookList()
    me.changehook = HookList()
    me.alivep = True

  def dead(me):
    """Mark the object as dead; invoke the deadhook."""
    me.alivep = False
    me.deadhook.run()

class Peer (MonitorObject):
  """
  An object representing a connected peer.

  As well as the standard hooks, a peer has a pinghook, which isn't used
  directly by this class.

  Hooks:

    * pinghook(): invoked by the Pinger (q.v.) when ping statistics change

  Attributes provided are:

    * addr = a vaguely human-readable representation of the peer's address
    * ifname = the peer's interface name
    * tunnel = the kind of tunnel the peer is using
    * keepalive = the peer's keepalive interval in seconds
    * ping['EPING'] and ping['PING'] = pingstate statistics (maintained by
      the Pinger)
  """

  def __init__(me, name):
    """Initialize the object with the given name."""
    MonitorObject.__init__(me, name)
    me.pinghook = HookList()
    me.__dict__.update(conn.algs(name))
    me.update()

  def update(me, hunoz = None):
    """Update the peer, fetching information about it from the server."""
    me._setaddr(conn.addr(me.name))
    me.ifname = conn.ifname(me.name)
    me.__dict__.update(conn.peerinfo(me.name))
    me.changehook.run()

  def _setaddr(me, addr):
    """Set the peer's address."""
    if addr[0] == 'INET':
      ipaddr, port = addr[1:]
      try:
        name = S.gethostbyaddr(ipaddr)[0]
        me.addr = 'INET %s:%s [%s]' % (name, port, ipaddr)
      except S.herror:
        me.addr = 'INET %s:%s' % (ipaddr, port)
    else:
      me.addr = ' '.join(addr)

  def setaddr(me, addr):
    """Informs the object of a change to its address to ADDR."""
    me._setaddr(addr)
    me.changehook.run()

  def setifname(me, newname):
    """Informs the object of a change to its interface name to NEWNAME."""
    me.ifname = newname
    me.changehook.run()

class Service (MonitorObject):
  """
  Represents a service.

  Additional attributes are:

    * version = the service version
  """
  def __init__(me, name, version):
    MonitorObject.__init__(me, name)
    me.version = version

  def update(me, version):
    """Tell the Service that its version has changed to VERSION."""
    me.version = version
    me.changehook.run()

class MonitorList (object):
  """
  Maintains a collection of MonitorObjects.

  The MonitorList can be indexed by name to retrieve the individual objects;
  iteration generates the individual objects.  More complicated operations
  can be done on the `table' dictionary directly.

  Hooks addhook(OBJ) and delhook(OBJ) are invoked when objects are added or
  deleted.

  Subclass responsibilities:

    * list(): return a list of (NAME, INFO) pairs.

    * make(NAME, INFO): returns a new MonitorObject for the given NAME; INFO
      is from the output of list().
  """

  def __init__(me):
    """Initialize a new MonitorList."""
    me.table = {}
    me.addhook = HookList()
    me.delhook = HookList()

  def update(me):
    """
    Refresh the list of objects:

    We add new object which have appeared, delete ones which have vanished,
    and update any which persist.
    """
    new = {}
    for name, stuff in me.list():
      new[name] = True
      me.add(name, stuff)
    for name in me.table.copy():
      if name not in new:
        me.remove(name)

  def add(me, name, stuff):
    """
    Add a new object created by make(NAME, STUFF) if it doesn't already
    exist.  If it does, update it.
    """
    if name not in me.table:
      obj = me.make(name, stuff)
      me.table[name] = obj
      me.addhook.run(obj)
    else:
      me.table[name].update(stuff)

  def remove(me, name):
    """
    Remove the object called NAME from the list.

    The object becomes dead.
    """
    if name in me.table:
      obj = me.table[name]
      del me.table[name]
      me.delhook.run(obj)
      obj.dead()

  def __getitem__(me, name):
    """Retrieve the object called NAME."""
    return me.table[name]

  def __iter__(me):
    """Iterate over the objects."""
    return me.table.itervalues()

class PeerList (MonitorList):
  """The list of the known peers."""
  def list(me):
    return [(name, None) for name in conn.list()]
  def make(me, name, stuff):
    return Peer(name)

class ServiceList (MonitorList):
  """The list of the registered services."""
  def list(me):
    return conn.svclist()
  def make(me, name, stuff):
    return Service(name, stuff)

class Monitor (HookClient):
  """
  The main monitor: keeps track of the changes happening to the server.

  Exports the peers, services MonitorLists, and a (plain Python) list
  autopeers of peers which the connect service knows how to start by name.

  Hooks provided:

    * autopeershook(): invoked when the auto-peers list changes.
  """
  def __init__(me):
    """Initialize the Monitor."""
    HookClient.__init__(me)
    me.peers = PeerList()
    me.services = ServiceList()
    me.hook(conn.connecthook, me._connected)
    me.hook(conn.notehook, me._notify)
    me.autopeershook = HookList()
    me.autopeers = None

  def _connected(me):
    """Handle a successful connection by starting the setup coroutine."""
    me._setup()

  @incr
  def _setup(me):
    """Coroutine function: initialize for a new connection."""
    conn.watch('-A+wnt')
    me.peers.update()
    me.services.update()
    me._updateautopeers()

  def _updateautopeers(me):
    """Update the auto-peers list from the connect service."""
    if 'connect' in me.services.table:
      me.autopeers = [' '.join(line)
                      for line in conn.svcsubmit('connect', 'list-active')]
      me.autopeers.sort()
    else:
      me.autopeers = None
    me.autopeershook.run()

  def _notify(me, code, *rest):
    """
    Handle notifications from the server.

    ADD, KILL and NEWIFNAME notifications get passed up to the PeerList;
    SVCCLAIM and SVCRELEASE get passed up to the ServiceList.  Finally,
    peerdb-update notifications from the watch service cause us to refresh
    the auto-peers list.
    """
    if code == 'ADD':
      T.aside(me.peers.add, rest[0], None)
    elif code == 'KILL':
      T.aside(me.peers.remove, rest[0])
    elif code == 'NEWIFNAME':
      try:
        me.peers[rest[0]].setifname(rest[2])
      except KeyError:
        pass
    elif code == 'NEWADDR':
      try:
        me.peers[rest[0]].setaddr(rest[1:])
      except KeyError:
        pass
    elif code == 'SVCCLAIM':
      T.aside(me.services.add, rest[0], rest[1])
      if rest[0] == 'connect':
        T.aside(me._updateautopeers)
    elif code == 'SVCRELEASE':
      T.aside(me.services.remove, rest[0])
      if rest[0] == 'connect':
        T.aside(me._updateautopeers)
    elif code == 'USER':
      if not rest: return
      if rest[0] == 'watch' and \
         rest[1] == 'peerdb-update':
        T.aside(me._updateautopeers)

###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Window management cruft.

class MyWindowMixin (G.Window, HookClient):
  """
  Mixin for windows which call a closehook when they're destroyed.  It's also
  a hookclient, and will release its hooks when it's destroyed.

  Hooks:

    * closehook(): called when the window is closed.
  """

  def mywininit(me):
    """Initialization function.  Note that it's not called __init__!"""
    me.closehook = HookList()
    HookClient.__init__(me)
    me.connect('destroy', invoker(me.close))

  def close(me):
    """Close the window, invoking the closehook and releasing all hooks."""
    me.closehook.run()
    me.destroy()
    me.unhookall()

class MyWindow (MyWindowMixin):
  """A version of MyWindowMixin suitable as a single parent class."""
  def __init__(me, kind = G.WINDOW_TOPLEVEL):
    G.Window.__init__(me, kind)
    me.mywininit()

class TrivialWindowMixin (MyWindowMixin):
  """A simple window which you can close with Escape."""
  def mywininit(me):
    super(TrivialWindowMixin, me).mywininit()
    me.connect('key-press-event', me._keypress)
  def _keypress(me, _, ev):
    if ev.keyval == GDK.KEY_Escape: me.destroy()

class TrivialWindow (MyWindow, TrivialWindowMixin):
  pass

class MyDialog (G.Dialog, MyWindowMixin, HookClient):
  """A dialogue box with a closehook and sensible button binding."""

  def __init__(me, title = None, flags = 0, buttons = []):
    """
    The BUTTONS are a list of (STOCKID, THUNK) pairs: call the appropriate
    THUNK when the button is pressed.  The other arguments are just like
    GTK's Dialog class.
    """
    i = 0
    br = []
    me.rmap = []
    for b, f in buttons:
      br.append(b)
      br.append(i)
      me.rmap.append(f)
      i += 1
    G.Dialog.__init__(me, title, None, flags, tuple(br))
    me.mywininit()
    me.set_default_response(i - 1)
    me.connect('response', me.respond)

  def respond(me, hunoz, rid, *hukairz):
    """Dispatch responses to the appropriate thunks."""
    if rid >= 0: me.rmap[rid]()

def makeactiongroup(name, acts):
  """
  Creates an ActionGroup called NAME.

  ACTS is a list of tuples containing:

    * ACT: an action name
    * LABEL: the label string for the action
    * ACCEL: accelerator string, or None
    * FUNC: thunk to call when the action is invoked
  """
  actgroup = G.ActionGroup(name)
  for act, label, accel, func in acts:
    a = G.Action(act, label, None, None)
    if func: a.connect('activate', invoker(func))
    actgroup.add_action_with_accel(a, accel)
  return actgroup

class GridPacker (G.Table):
  """
  Like a Table, but with more state: makes filling in the widgets easier.
  """

  def __init__(me):
    """Initialize a new GridPacker."""
    G.Table.__init__(me)
    me.row = 0
    me.col = 0
    me.rows = 1
    me.cols = 1
    me.set_border_width(4)
    me.set_col_spacings(4)
    me.set_row_spacings(4)

  def pack(me, w, width = 1, newlinep = False,
           xopt = G.EXPAND | G.FILL | G.SHRINK, yopt = 0,
           xpad = 0, ypad = 0):
    """
    Packs a new widget.

    W is the widget to add.  XOPY, YOPT, XPAD and YPAD are as for Table.
    WIDTH is how many cells to take up horizontally.  NEWLINEP is whether to
    start a new line for this widget.  Returns W.
    """
    if newlinep:
      me.row += 1
      me.col = 0
    bot = me.row + 1
    right = me.col + width
    if bot > me.rows or right > me.cols:
      if bot > me.rows: me.rows = bot
      if right > me.cols: me.cols = right
      me.resize(me.rows, me.cols)
    me.attach(w, me.col, me.col + width, me.row, me.row + 1,
              xopt, yopt, xpad, ypad)
    me.col += width
    return w

  def labelled(me, lab, w, newlinep = False, **kw):
    """
    Packs a labelled widget.

    Other arguments are as for pack.  Returns W.
    """
    label = G.Label(lab + ' ')
    label.set_alignment(1.0, 0)
    me.pack(label, newlinep = newlinep, xopt = G.FILL)
    me.pack(w, **kw)
    return w

  def info(me, label, text = None, len = 18, **kw):
    """
    Packs an information widget with a label.

    LABEL is the label; TEXT is the initial text; LEN is the estimated length
    in characters.  Returns the entry widget.
    """
    e = G.Label()
    if text is not None: e.set_text(text)
    e.set_width_chars(len)
    e.set_selectable(True)
    e.set_alignment(0.0, 0.5)
    me.labelled(label, e, **kw)
    return e

class WindowSlot (HookClient):
  """
  A place to store a window -- specificially a MyWindowMixin.

  If the window is destroyed, remember this; when we come to open the window,
  raise it if it already exists; otherwise make a new one.
  """
  def __init__(me, createfunc):
    """
    Constructor: CREATEFUNC must return a new Window which supports the
    closehook protocol.
    """
    HookClient.__init__(me)
    me.createfunc = createfunc
    me.window = None

  def open(me):
    """Opens the window, creating it if necessary."""
    if me.window:
      raise_window(me.window)
    else:
      me.window = me.createfunc()
      me.hook(me.window.closehook, me.closed)

  def closed(me):
    """Handles the window being closed."""
    me.unhook(me.window.closehook)
    me.window = None

class MyTreeView (G.TreeView):
  def __init__(me, model):
    G.TreeView.__init__(me, model)
    me.set_rules_hint(True)

class MyScrolledWindow (G.ScrolledWindow):
  def __init__(me):
    G.ScrolledWindow.__init__(me)
    me.set_policy(G.POLICY_AUTOMATIC, G.POLICY_AUTOMATIC)
    me.set_shadow_type(G.SHADOW_IN)

## Matches a signed integer.
rx_num = RX.compile(r'^[-+]?\d+$')

## The colour red.
c_red = GDK.color_parse('#ff6666')

class ValidationError (Exception):
  """Raised by ValidatingEntry.get_text() if the text isn't valid."""
  pass

class ValidatingEntry (G.Entry):
  """
  Like an Entry, but makes the text go red if the contents are invalid.

  If get_text is called, and the text is invalid, ValidationError is raised.
  The attribute validp reflects whether the contents are currently valid.
  """

  def __init__(me, valid, text = '', size = -1, *arg, **kw):
    """
    Make a validating Entry.

    VALID is a regular expression or a predicate on strings.  TEXT is the
    default text to insert.  SIZE is the size of the box to set, in
    characters (ish).  Other arguments are passed to Entry.
    """
    G.Entry.__init__(me, *arg, **kw)
    me.connect("changed", me._check)
    me.connect("state-changed", me._check)
    if callable(valid):
      me.validate = valid
    else:
      me.validate = RX.compile(valid).match
    me.ensure_style()
    if size != -1: me.set_width_chars(size)
    me.set_activates_default(True)
    me.set_text(text)
    me._check()

  def _check(me, *hunoz):
    """Check the current text and update validp and the text colour."""
    if me.validate(G.Entry.get_text(me)):
      me.validp = True
      set_entry_bg(me, None)
    else:
      me.validp = False
      set_entry_bg(me, me.is_sensitive() and c_red or None)

  def get_text(me):
    """
    Return the text in the Entry if it's valid.  If it isn't, raise
    ValidationError.
    """
    if not me.validp:
      raise ValidationError()
    return G.Entry.get_text(me)

def numericvalidate(min = None, max = None):
  """
  Return a validation function for numbers.

  Entry must consist of an optional sign followed by digits, and the
  resulting integer must be within the given bounds.
  """
  return lambda x: (rx_num.match(x) and
                    (min is None or long(x) >= min) and
                    (max is None or long(x) <= max))

###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Various minor dialog boxen.

GPL = """\
TrIPE is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free
Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or (at your
option) any later version.

TrIPE is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU General Public License
for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with TrIPE.  If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>."""

class AboutBox (G.AboutDialog, TrivialWindowMixin):
  """The program `About' box."""
  def __init__(me):
    G.AboutDialog.__init__(me)
    me.mywininit()
    me.set_name('TrIPEmon')
    me.set_version(T.VERSION)
    me.set_license(GPL)
    me.set_authors(['Mark Wooding <mdw@distorted.org.uk>'])
    me.set_comments('A graphical monitor for the TrIPE VPN server')
    me.set_copyright('Copyright © 2006-2008 Straylight/Edgeware')
    me.connect('response', me.respond)
    me.show()
  def respond(me, hunoz, rid, *hukairz):
    if rid == G.RESPONSE_CANCEL:
      me.close()
aboutbox = WindowSlot(AboutBox)

def moanbox(msg):
  """Report an error message in a window."""
  d = G.Dialog('Error from %s' % M.quis,
               flags = G.DIALOG_MODAL,
               buttons = ((G.STOCK_OK, G.RESPONSE_NONE)))
  label = G.Label(msg)
  label.set_padding(20, 20)
  d.vbox.pack_start(label, True, True, 0)
  label.show()
  d.run()
  d.destroy()

def unimplemented(*hunoz):
  """Indicator of laziness."""
  moanbox("I've not written that bit yet.")

###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Logging windows.

class LogModel (G.ListStore):
  """
  A simple list of log messages, usable as the model for a TreeView.

  The column headings are stored in the `cols' attribute.
  """

  def __init__(me, columns):
    """
    COLUMNS must be a list of column name strings.  We add a time column to
    the left.
    """
    me.cols = ('Time',) + columns
    G.ListStore.__init__(me, *((GO.TYPE_STRING,) * len(me.cols)))

  def add(me, *entries):
    """
    Adds a new log message, with a timestamp.

    The ENTRIES are the contents for the list columns.
    """
    now = TIME.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')
    me.append((now, ) + entries)

class TraceLogModel (LogModel):
  """Log model for trace messages."""
  def __init__(me):
    LogModel.__init__(me, ('Message',))
  def notify(me, line):
    """Call with a new trace message."""
    me.add(line)

class WarningLogModel (LogModel):
  """
  Log model for warnings.

  We split the category out into a separate column.
  """
  def __init__(me):
    LogModel.__init__(me, ('Category', 'Message'))
  def notify(me, tag, *rest):
    """Call with a new warning message."""
    me.add(tag, ' '.join([T.quotify(w) for w in rest]))

class LogViewer (TrivialWindow):
  """
  A log viewer window.

  Its contents are a TreeView showing the log.

  Attributes:

    * model: an appropriate LogModel
    * list: a TreeView widget to display the log
  """

  def __init__(me, model):
    """
    Create a log viewer showing the LogModel MODEL.
    """
    TrivialWindow.__init__(me)
    me.model = model
    scr = MyScrolledWindow()
    me.list = MyTreeView(me.model)
    i = 0
    for c in me.model.cols:
      crt = G.CellRendererText()
      me.list.append_column(G.TreeViewColumn(c, crt, text = i))
      i += 1
    crt.set_property('family', 'monospace')
    me.set_default_size(440, 256)
    scr.add(me.list)
    me.add(scr)
    me.show_all()

###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Pinging peers.

class pingstate (struct):
  """
  Information kept for each peer by the Pinger.

  Important attributes:

    * peer = the peer name
    * command = PING or EPING
    * n = how many pings we've sent so far
    * ngood = how many returned
    * nmiss = how many didn't return
    * nmissrun = how many pings since the last good one
    * tlast = round-trip time for the last (good) ping
    * ttot = total roung trip time
  """
  pass

class Pinger (T.Coroutine, HookClient):
  """
  Coroutine which pings known peers and collects statistics.

  Interesting attributes:

    * _map: dict mapping peer names to Peer objects
    * _q: event queue for notifying pinger coroutine
    * _timer: gobject timer for waking the coroutine
  """

  def __init__(me):
    """
    Initialize the pinger.

    We watch the monitor's PeerList to track which peers we should ping.  We
    maintain an event queue and put all the events on that.

    The statistics for a PEER are held in the Peer object, in PEER.ping[CMD],
    where CMD is 'PING' or 'EPING'.
    """
    T.Coroutine.__init__(me)
    HookClient.__init__(me)
    me._map = {}
    me._q = T.Queue()
    me._timer = None
    me.hook(conn.connecthook, me._connected)
    me.hook(conn.disconnecthook, me._disconnected)
    me.hook(monitor.peers.addhook,
            lambda p: T.defer(me._q.put, (p, 'ADD', None)))
    me.hook(monitor.peers.delhook,
            lambda p: T.defer(me._q.put, (p, 'KILL', None)))
    if conn.connectedp(): me.connected()

  def _connected(me):
    """Respond to connection: start pinging thngs."""
    me._timer = GL.timeout_add(1000, me._timerfunc)

  def _timerfunc(me):
    """Timer function: put a timer event on the queue."""
    me._q.put((None, 'TIMER', None))
    return True

  def _disconnected(me, reason):
    """Respond to disconnection: stop pinging."""
    GL.source_remove(me._timer)

  def run(me):
    """
    Coroutine function: read events from the queue and process them.

    Interesting events:

      * (PEER, 'KILL', None): remove PEER from the interesting peers list
      * (PEER, 'ADD', None): add PEER to the list
      * (PEER, 'INFO', TOKENS): result from a PING command
      * (None, 'TIMER', None): interval timer went off: send more pings
    """
    while True:
      tag, code, stuff = me._q.get()
      if code == 'KILL':
        name = tag.name
        if name in me._map:
          del me._map[name]
      elif not conn.connectedp():
        pass
      elif code == 'ADD':
        p = tag
        p.ping = {}
        for cmd in 'PING', 'EPING':
          ps = pingstate(command = cmd, peer = p,
                         n = 0, ngood = 0, nmiss = 0, nmissrun = 0,
                         tlast = 0, ttot = 0)
          p.ping[cmd] = ps
        me._map[p.name] = p
      elif code == 'INFO':
        ps = tag
        if stuff[0] == 'ping-ok':
          t = float(stuff[1])
          ps.ngood += 1
          ps.nmissrun = 0
          ps.tlast = t
          ps.ttot += t
        else:
          ps.nmiss += 1
          ps.nmissrun += 1
        ps.n += 1
        ps.peer.pinghook.run(ps.peer, ps.command, ps)
      elif code == 'TIMER':
        for name, p in me._map.iteritems():
          for cmd, ps in p.ping.iteritems():
            conn.rawcommand(T.TripeAsynchronousCommand(me._q, ps, [
              cmd, '-background', conn.bgtag(), '--', name]))

###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Random dialogue boxes.

class AddPeerDialog (MyDialog):
  """
  Let the user create a new peer the low-level way.

  Interesting attributes:

    * e_name, e_addr, e_port, c_keepalive, l_tunnel: widgets in the dialog
  """

  def __init__(me):
    """Initialize the dialogue."""
    MyDialog.__init__(me, 'Add peer',
                      buttons = [(G.STOCK_CANCEL, me.destroy),
                                 (G.STOCK_OK, me.ok)])
    me._setup()

  @incr
  def _setup(me):
    """Coroutine function: background setup for AddPeerDialog."""
    table = GridPacker()
    me.vbox.pack_start(table, True, True, 0)
    me.e_name = table.labelled('Name',
                               ValidatingEntry(r'^[^\s:]+$', '', 16),
                               width = 3)
    me.e_addr = table.labelled('Address',
                               ValidatingEntry(r'^[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+$', '', 24),
                               newlinep = True)
    me.e_port = table.labelled('Port',
                               ValidatingEntry(numericvalidate(0, 65535),
                                               '4070',
                                               5))
    me.l_tunnel = table.labelled('Tunnel', combo_box_text(),
                                 newlinep = True, width = 3)
    me.tuns = ['(Default)'] + conn.tunnels()
    for t in me.tuns:
      me.l_tunnel.append_text(t)
    me.l_tunnel.set_active(0)

    def tickybox_sensitivity(tickybox, target):
      tickybox.connect('toggled',
                       lambda t: target.set_sensitive (t.get_active()))

    def optional_entry(label, rx_valid, width):
      c = G.CheckButton(label)
      table.pack(c, newlinep = True, xopt = G.FILL)
      e = ValidatingEntry(rx_valid, '', width)
      e.set_sensitive(False)
      tickybox_sensitivity(c, e)
      table.pack(e, width = 3)
      return c, e

    me.c_keepalive, me.e_keepalive = \
      optional_entry('Keepalives', r'^\d+[hms]?$', 5)

    me.c_cork = G.CheckButton('Cork')
    table.pack(me.c_cork, newlinep = True, width = 4, xopt = G.FILL)

    me.c_mobile = G.CheckButton('Mobile')
    table.pack(me.c_mobile, newlinep = True, width = 4, xopt = G.FILL)

    me.c_peerkey, me.e_peerkey = \
      optional_entry('Peer key tag', r'^[^.:\s]+$', 16)
    me.c_privkey, me.e_privkey = \
      optional_entry('Private key tag', r'^[^.:\s]+$', 16)

    me.c_knock, me.e_knock = \
      optional_entry('Knock string', r'^[^:\s]+$', 16)

    me.show_all()

  def ok(me):
    """Handle an OK press: create the peer."""
    try:
      t = me.l_tunnel.get_active()
      me._addpeer(me.e_name.get_text(),
                  me.e_addr.get_text(),
                  me.e_port.get_text(),
                  keepalive = (me.c_keepalive.get_active() and
                               me.e_keepalive.get_text() or None),
                  tunnel = t and me.tuns[t] or None,
                  cork = me.c_cork.get_active() or None,
                  mobile = me.c_mobile.get_active() or None,
                  key = (me.c_peerkey.get_active() and
                         me.e_peerkey.get_text() or None),
                  priv = (me.c_privkey.get_active() and
                          me.e_privkey.get_text() or None),
                  knock = (me.c_knock.get_active() and
                           me.e_knock.get_text() or None))
    except ValidationError:
      GDK.beep()
      return

  @incr
  def _addpeer(me, *args, **kw):
    """Coroutine function: actually do the ADD command."""
    try:
      conn.add(*args, **kw)
      me.destroy()
    except T.TripeError, exc:
      T.defer(moanbox, ' '.join(exc))

class ServInfo (TrivialWindow):
  """
  Show information about the server and available services.

  Interesting attributes:

    * e: maps SERVINFO keys to entry widgets
    * svcs: Gtk ListStore describing services (columns are name and version)
  """

  def __init__(me):
    TrivialWindow.__init__(me)
    me.set_title('TrIPE server info')
    table = GridPacker()
    me.add(table)
    me.e = {}
    def add(label, tag, text = None, **kw):
      me.e[tag] = table.info(label, text, **kw)
    add('Implementation', 'implementation')
    add('Version', 'version', newlinep = True)
    me.svcs = G.ListStore(*(GO.TYPE_STRING,) * 2)
    me.svcs.set_sort_column_id(0, G.SORT_ASCENDING)
    scr = MyScrolledWindow()
    lb = MyTreeView(me.svcs)
    i = 0
    for title in 'Service', 'Version':
      lb.append_column(G.TreeViewColumn(
        title, G.CellRendererText(), text = i))
      i += 1
    for svc in monitor.services:
      me.svcs.append([svc.name, svc.version])
    scr.add(lb)
    table.pack(scr, width = 2, newlinep = True,
               yopt = G.EXPAND | G.FILL | G.SHRINK)
    me.update()
    me.hook(conn.connecthook, me.update)
    me.hook(monitor.services.addhook, me.addsvc)
    me.hook(monitor.services.delhook, me.delsvc)
    me.show_all()

  def addsvc(me, svc):
    me.svcs.append([svc.name, svc.version])

  def delsvc(me, svc):
    for i in xrange(len(me.svcs)):
      if me.svcs[i][0] == svc.name:
        me.svcs.remove(me.svcs.get_iter(i))
        break
  @incr
  def update(me):
    info = conn.servinfo()
    for i in me.e:
      me.e[i].set_text(info[i])

class TraceOptions (MyDialog):
  """Tracing options window."""
  def __init__(me):
    MyDialog.__init__(me, title = 'Tracing options',
                      buttons = [(G.STOCK_CLOSE, me.destroy),
                                 (G.STOCK_OK, cr(me.ok))])
    me._setup()

  @incr
  def _setup(me):
    me.opts = []
    for ch, st, desc in conn.trace():
      if ch.isupper(): continue
      text = desc[0].upper() + desc[1:]
      ticky = G.CheckButton(text)
      ticky.set_active(st == '+')
      me.vbox.pack_start(ticky, True, True, 0)
      me.opts.append((ch, ticky))
    me.show_all()
  def ok(me):
    on = []
    off = []
    for ch, ticky in me.opts:
      if ticky.get_active():
        on.append(ch)
      else:
        off.append(ch)
    setting = ''.join(on) + '-' + ''.join(off)
    conn.trace(setting)
    me.destroy()

###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Peer window.

def xlate_time(t):
  """Translate a TrIPE-format time to something human-readable."""
  if t == 'NEVER': return '(never)'
  YY, MM, DD, hh, mm, ss = map(int, rx_time.match(t).group(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6))
  ago = TIME.time() - TIME.mktime((YY, MM, DD, hh, mm, ss, 0, 0, -1))
  ago = MATH.floor(ago); unit = 's'
  for n, u in [(60, 'min'), (60, 'hrs'), (24, 'days')]:
    if ago < 2*n: break
    ago /= n
    unit = u
  return '%04d:%02d:%02d %02d:%02d:%02d (%.1f %s ago)' % \
         (YY, MM, DD, hh, mm, ss, ago, unit)
def xlate_bytes(b):
  """Translate a raw byte count into something a human might want to read."""
  suff = 'B'
  b = int(b)
  for s in 'KMG':
    if b < 4096: break
    b /= 1024
    suff = s
  return '%d %s' % (b, suff)

## How to translate peer stats.  Maps the stat name to a translation
## function.
statsxlate = \
  [('start-time', xlate_time),
   ('last-packet-time', xlate_time),
   ('last-keyexch-time', xlate_time),
   ('bytes-in', xlate_bytes),
   ('bytes-out', xlate_bytes),
   ('keyexch-bytes-in', xlate_bytes),
   ('keyexch-bytes-out', xlate_bytes),
   ('ip-bytes-in', xlate_bytes),
   ('ip-bytes-out', xlate_bytes)]

def format_stat(format, dict):
  if callable(format): return format(dict)
  else: return format % dict

## How to lay out the stats dialog.  Format is (LABEL, FORMAT): LABEL is
## the label to give the entry box; FORMAT is the format string to write into
## the entry.
cryptolayout = \
  [('Diffie-Hellman group',
    '%(kx-group)s '
    '(%(kx-group-order-bits)s-bit order, '
    '%(kx-group-elt-bits)s-bit elements)'),
   ('Bulk crypto transform',
    '%(bulk-transform)s (%(bulk-overhead)s byte overhead)'),
   ('Data encryption', lambda d: '%s (%s; %s)' % (
     d['cipher'],
     '%d-bit key' % (8*int(d['cipher-keysz'])),
     d.get('cipher-blksz', '0') == '0'
       and 'stream cipher'
       or '%d-bit block' % (8*int(d['cipher-blksz'])))),
   ('Message authentication', lambda d: '%s (%s; %s)' % (
     d['mac'],
     d.get('mac-keysz') is None
       and 'one-time MAC'
       or '%d-bit key' % (8*int(d['mac-keysz'])),
     '%d-bit tag' % (8*int(d['mac-tagsz'])))),
   ('Hash', lambda d: '%s (%d-bit output)' %
    (d['hash'], 8*int(d['hash-sz'])))]

statslayout = \
  [('Start time', '%(start-time)s'),
   ('Private key', '%(current-key)s')] + \
  cryptolayout + \
  [('Last key-exchange', '%(last-keyexch-time)s'),
   ('Last packet', '%(last-packet-time)s'),
   ('Packets in/out',
    '%(packets-in)s (%(bytes-in)s) / %(packets-out)s (%(bytes-out)s)'),
   ('Key-exchange in/out',
    '%(keyexch-packets-in)s (%(keyexch-bytes-in)s) / %(keyexch-packets-out)s (%(keyexch-bytes-out)s)'),
   ('IP in/out',
    '%(ip-packets-in)s (%(ip-bytes-in)s) / %(ip-packets-out)s (%(ip-bytes-out)s)'),
   ('Rejected packets', '%(rejected-packets)s')]

class PeerWindow (TrivialWindow):
  """
  Show information about a peer.

  This gives a graphical view of the server's peer statistics.

  Interesting attributes:

    * e: dict mapping keys (mostly matching label widget texts, though pings
      use command names) to entry widgets so that we can update them easily
    * peer: the peer this window shows information about
    * cr: the info-fetching coroutine, or None if crrrently disconnected
    * doupate: whether the info-fetching corouting should continue running
  """

  def __init__(me, peer):
    """Construct a PeerWindow, showing information about PEER."""

    TrivialWindow.__init__(me)
    me.set_title('TrIPE statistics: %s' % peer.name)
    me.peer = peer

    table = GridPacker()
    me.add(table)

    ## Utility for adding fields.
    me.e = {}
    def add(label, text = None, key = None):
      if key is None: key = label
      me.e[key] = table.info(label, text, len = 42, newlinep = True)

    ## Build the dialogue box.
    add('Peer name', peer.name)
    add('Tunnel', peer.tunnel)
    add('Interface', peer.ifname)
    add('Keepalives',
        (peer.keepalive == '0' and 'never') or '%s s' % peer.keepalive)
    add('Address', peer.addr)
    add('Transport pings', key = 'PING')
    add('Encrypted pings', key = 'EPING')

    for label, format in statslayout:
      add(label)

    ## Hook onto various interesting events.
    me.hook(conn.connecthook, me.tryupdate)
    me.hook(conn.disconnecthook, me.stopupdate)
    me.hook(me.closehook, me.stopupdate)
    me.hook(me.peer.deadhook, me.dead)
    me.hook(me.peer.changehook, me.change)
    me.hook(me.peer.pinghook, me.ping)
    me.cr = None
    me.doupdate = True
    me.tryupdate()

    ## Format the ping statistics.
    for cmd, ps in me.peer.ping.iteritems():
      me.ping(me.peer, cmd, ps)

    ## And show the window.
    me.show_all()

  def change(me):
    """Update the display in response to a notification."""
    me.e['Interface'].set_text(me.peer.ifname)
    me.e['Address'].set_text(me.peer.addr)

  def _update(me):
    """
    Main display-updating coroutine.

    This does an update, sleeps for a while, and starts again.  If the
    me.doupdate flag goes low, we stop the loop.
    """
    while me.peer.alivep and conn.connectedp() and me.doupdate:
      stat = conn.stats(me.peer.name)
      for s, trans in statsxlate:
        stat[s] = trans(stat[s])
      stat.update(me.peer.__dict__)
      for label, format in statslayout:
        me.e[label].set_text(format_stat(format, stat))
      GL.timeout_add(1000, lambda: me.cr.switch() and False)
      me.cr.parent.switch()
    me.cr = None

  def tryupdate(me):
    """Start the updater coroutine, if it's not going already."""
    if me.cr is None:
      me.cr = T.Coroutine(me._update,
                          name = 'update-peer-window %s' % me.peer.name)
      me.cr.switch()

  def stopupdate(me, *hunoz, **hukairz):
    """Stop the update coroutine, by setting me.doupdate."""
    me.doupdate = False

  def dead(me):
    """Called when the peer is killed."""
    me.set_title('TrIPE statistics: %s [defunct]' % me.peer.name)
    me.e['Peer name'].set_text('%s [defunct]' % me.peer.name)
    me.stopupdate()

  def ping(me, peer, cmd, ps):
    """Called when a ping result for the peer is reported."""
    s = '%d/%d' % (ps.ngood, ps.n)
    if ps.n:
      s += ' (%.1f%%)' % (ps.ngood * 100.0/ps.n)
    if ps.ngood:
      s += '; %.2f ms (last %.1f ms)' % (ps.ttot/ps.ngood, ps.tlast);
    me.e[ps.command].set_text(s)

###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Cryptographic status.

class CryptoInfo (TrivialWindow):
  """Simple display of cryptographic algorithms in use."""
  def __init__(me):
    TrivialWindow.__init__(me)
    me.set_title('Cryptographic algorithms')
    T.aside(me.populate)
  def populate(me):
    table = GridPacker()
    me.add(table)

    crypto = conn.algs()
    firstp = True
    for label, format in cryptolayout:
      table.info(label, format_stat(format, crypto),
                 len = 42, newlinep = not firstp)
      firstp = False

    me.show_all()

###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Main monitor window.

class MonitorWindow (MyWindow):

  """
  The main monitor window.

  This class creates, populates and maintains the main monitor window.

  Lots of attributes:

    * warnings, trace: log models for server output
    * warnview, traceview, traceopts, addpeerwin, cryptoinfo, servinfo:
      WindowSlot objects for ancillary windows
    * ui: Gtk UIManager object for the menu system
    * apmenu: pair of identical autoconnecting peer menus
    * listmodel: Gtk ListStore for connected peers; contains peer name,
      address, and ping times (transport and encrypted, value and colour)
    * status: Gtk Statusbar at the bottom of the window
    * _kidding: an unpleasant backchannel between the apchange method (which
      builds the apmenus) and the menu handler, forced on us by a Gtk
      misfeature

  Also installs attributes on Peer objects:

    * i: index of peer's entry in listmodel
    * win: WindowSlot object for the peer's PeerWindow
  """

  def __init__(me):
    """Construct the window."""

    ## Basic stuff.
    MyWindow.__init__(me)
    me.set_title('TrIPE monitor')

    ## Hook onto diagnostic outputs.
    me.warnings = WarningLogModel()
    me.hook(conn.warnhook, me.warnings.notify)
    me.trace = TraceLogModel()
    me.hook(conn.tracehook, me.trace.notify)

    ## Make slots to store the various ancillary singleton windows.
    me.warnview = WindowSlot(lambda: LogViewer(me.warnings))
    me.traceview = WindowSlot(lambda: LogViewer(me.trace))
    me.traceopts = WindowSlot(lambda: TraceOptions())
    me.addpeerwin = WindowSlot(lambda: AddPeerDialog())
    me.cryptoinfo = WindowSlot(lambda: CryptoInfo())
    me.servinfo = WindowSlot(lambda: ServInfo())

    ## Main window structure.
    vbox = G.VBox()
    me.add(vbox)

    ## UI manager  makes our menus.  (We're too cheap to have a toolbar.)
    me.ui = G.UIManager()
    actgroup = makeactiongroup('monitor',
      [('file-menu', '_File', None, None),
       ('connect', '_Connect', '<Control>C', conn.connect),
       ('disconnect', '_Disconnect', '<Control>D',
        lambda: conn.disconnect(None)),
       ('quit', '_Quit', '<Control>Q', me.close),
       ('server-menu', '_Server', None, None),
       ('daemon', 'Run in _background', None, cr(conn.daemon)),
       ('server-version', 'Server version', '<Control>V', me.servinfo.open),
       ('crypto-algs', 'Cryptographic algorithms',
        '<Control>Y', me.cryptoinfo.open),
       ('reload-keys', 'Reload keys', '<Control>R', cr(conn.reload)),
       ('server-quit', 'Terminate server', None, cr(conn.quit)),
       ('conn-peer', 'Connect peer', None, None),
       ('logs-menu', '_Logs', None, None),
       ('show-warnings', 'Show _warnings', '<Control>W', me.warnview.open),
       ('show-trace', 'Show _trace', '<Control>T', me.traceview.open),
       ('trace-options', 'Trace _options...', None, me.traceopts.open),
       ('help-menu', '_Help', None, None),
       ('about', '_About tripemon...', None, aboutbox.open),
       ('add-peer', '_Add peer...', '<Control>A', me.addpeerwin.open),
       ('kill-peer', '_Kill peer', None, me.killpeer),
       ('force-kx', 'Force key e_xchange', None, me.forcekx)])

    ## Menu structures.
    uidef = '''
      <ui>
        <menubar>
          <menu action="file-menu">
            <menuitem action="quit"/>
          </menu>
          <menu action="server-menu">
            <menuitem action="connect"/>
            <menuitem action="disconnect"/>
            <separator/>
            <menuitem action="server-version"/>
            <menuitem action="crypto-algs"/>
            <menuitem action="add-peer"/>
            <menuitem action="conn-peer"/>
            <menuitem action="daemon"/>
            <menuitem action="reload-keys"/>
            <separator/>
            <menuitem action="server-quit"/>
          </menu>
          <menu action="logs-menu">
            <menuitem action="show-warnings"/>
            <menuitem action="show-trace"/>
            <menuitem action="trace-options"/>
          </menu>
          <menu action="help-menu">
            <menuitem action="about"/>
          </menu>
        </menubar>
        <popup name="peer-popup">
          <menuitem action="add-peer"/>
          <menuitem action="conn-peer"/>
          <menuitem action="kill-peer"/>
          <menuitem action="force-kx"/>
        </popup>
      </ui>
      '''

    ## Populate the UI manager.
    me.ui.insert_action_group(actgroup, 0)
    me.ui.add_ui_from_string(uidef)

    ## Construct the menu bar.
    vbox.pack_start(me.ui.get_widget('/menubar'), False, True, 0)
    me.add_accel_group(me.ui.get_accel_group())

    ## Construct and attach the auto-peers menu.  (This is a horrible bodge
    ## because we can't attach the same submenu in two different places.)
    me.apmenu = G.Menu(), G.Menu()
    me.ui.get_widget('/menubar/server-menu/conn-peer') \
      .set_submenu(me.apmenu[0])
    me.ui.get_widget('/peer-popup/conn-peer').set_submenu(me.apmenu[1])

    ## Construct the main list model, and listen on hooks which report
    ## changes to the available peers.
    me.listmodel = G.ListStore(*(GO.TYPE_STRING,) * 6)
    me.listmodel.set_sort_column_id(0, G.SORT_ASCENDING)
    me.hook(monitor.peers.addhook, me.addpeer)
    me.hook(monitor.peers.delhook, me.delpeer)
    me.hook(monitor.autopeershook, me.apchange)

    ## Construct the list viewer and put it in a scrolling window.
    scr = MyScrolledWindow()
    me.list = MyTreeView(me.listmodel)
    me.list.append_column(G.TreeViewColumn('Peer name',
                                           G.CellRendererText(),
                                           text = 0))
    me.list.append_column(G.TreeViewColumn('Address',
                                           G.CellRendererText(),
                                           text = 1))
    me.list.append_column(G.TreeViewColumn('T-ping',
                                           G.CellRendererText(),
                                           text = 2,
                                           foreground = 3))
    me.list.append_column(G.TreeViewColumn('E-ping',
                                           G.CellRendererText(),
                                           text = 4,
                                           foreground = 5))
    me.list.get_column(1).set_expand(True)
    me.list.connect('row-activated', me.activate)
    me.list.connect('button-press-event', me.buttonpress)
    me.list.set_reorderable(True)
    me.list.get_selection().set_mode(G.SELECTION_NONE)
    scr.add(me.list)
    vbox.pack_start(scr, True, True, 0)

    ## Construct the status bar, and listen on hooks which report changes to
    ## connection status.
    me.status = G.Statusbar()
    vbox.pack_start(me.status, False, True, 0)
    me.hook(conn.connecthook, cr(me.connected))
    me.hook(conn.disconnecthook, me.disconnected)
    me.hook(conn.notehook, me.notify)

    ## Set a plausible default window size.
    me.set_default_size(512, 180)

  def addpeer(me, peer):
    """Hook: announces that PEER has been added."""
    peer.i = me.listmodel.append([peer.name, peer.addr,
                                  '???', 'green', '???', 'green'])
    peer.win = WindowSlot(lambda: PeerWindow(peer))
    me.hook(peer.pinghook, me._ping)
    me.hook(peer.changehook, lambda: me._change(peer))
    me.apchange()

  def delpeer(me, peer):
    """Hook: announces that PEER has been removed."""
    me.listmodel.remove(peer.i)
    me.unhook(peer.pinghook)
    me.apchange()

  def path_peer(me, path):
    """Return the peer corresponding to a given list-model PATH."""
    return monitor.peers[me.listmodel[path][0]]

  def apchange(me):
    """
    Hook: announces that a change has been made to the peers available for
    automated connection.

    This populates both auto-peer menus and keeps them in sync.  (As
    mentioned above, we can't attach the same submenu to two separate parent
    menu items.  So we end up with two identical menus instead.  Yes, this
    does suck.)
    """

    ## The set_active method of a CheckMenuItem works by maybe activating the
    ## menu item.  This signals our handler.  But we don't actually want to
    ## signal the handler unless the user actually frobbed the item.  So the
    ## _kidding flag is used as an underhanded way of telling the handler
    ## that we don't actually want it to do anything.  Of course, this sucks
    ## mightily.
    me._kidding = True

    ## Iterate over the two menus.
    for m in 0, 1:
      menu = me.apmenu[m]
      existing = menu.get_children()
      if monitor.autopeers is None:

        ## No peers, so empty out the menu.
        for item in existing:
          menu.remove(item)

      else:

        ## Insert the new items into the menu.  (XXX this seems buggy XXX)
        ## Tick the peers which are actually connected.
        i = j = 0
        for peer in monitor.autopeers:
          if j < len(existing) and \
             existing[j].get_child().get_text() == peer:
            item = existing[j]
            j += 1
          else:
            item = G.CheckMenuItem(peer, use_underline = False)
            item.connect('activate', invoker(me._addautopeer, peer))
            menu.insert(item, i)
          item.set_active(peer in monitor.peers.table)
          i += 1

      ## Make all the menu items visible.
      menu.show_all()

    ## Set the parent menu items sensitive if and only if there are any peers
    ## to connect.
    for name in ['/menubar/server-menu/conn-peer', '/peer-popup/conn-peer']:
      me.ui.get_widget(name).set_sensitive(bool(monitor.autopeers))

    ## And now allow the handler to do its business normally.
    me._kidding = False

  def _addautopeer(me, peer):
    """
    Automatically connect an auto-peer.

    This method is invoked from the main coroutine.  Since the actual
    connection needs to issue administration commands, we must spawn a new
    child coroutine for it.
    """
    if me._kidding:
      return
    T.Coroutine(me._addautopeer_hack,
                name = '_addautopeerhack %s' % peer).switch(peer)

  def _addautopeer_hack(me, peer):
    """Make an automated connection to PEER in response to a user click."""
    if me._kidding:
      return
    try:
      T._simple(conn.svcsubmit('connect', 'active', peer))
    except T.TripeError, exc:
      T.defer(moanbox, ' '.join(exc.args))
    me.apchange()

  def activate(me, l, path, col):
    """
    Handle a double-click on a peer in the main list: open a PeerInfo window.
    """
    peer = me.path_peer(path)
    peer.win.open()

  def buttonpress(me, l, ev):
    """
    Handle a mouse click on the main list.

    Currently we're only interested in button-3, which pops up the peer menu.
    For future reference, we stash the peer that was clicked in me.menupeer.
    """
    if ev.button == 3:
      x, y = int(ev.x), int(ev.y)
      r = me.list.get_path_at_pos(x, y)
      for i in '/peer-popup/kill-peer', '/peer-popup/force-kx':
        me.ui.get_widget(i).set_sensitive(conn.connectedp() and
                                          r is not None)
      me.ui.get_widget('/peer-popup/conn-peer'). \
        set_sensitive(bool(monitor.autopeers))
      if r:
        me.menupeer = me.path_peer(r[0])
      else:
        me.menupeer = None
      me.ui.get_widget('/peer-popup').popup(
        None, None, None, ev.button, ev.time)

  def killpeer(me):
    """Kill a peer from the popup menu."""
    cr(conn.kill, me.menupeer.name)()

  def forcekx(me):
    """Kickstart a key-exchange from the popup menu."""
    cr(conn.forcekx, me.menupeer.name)()

  _columnmap = {'PING': (2, 3), 'EPING': (4, 5)}
  def _ping(me, p, cmd, ps):
    """Hook: responds to ping reports."""
    textcol, colourcol = me._columnmap[cmd]
    if ps.nmissrun:
      me.listmodel[p.i][textcol] = '(miss %d)' % ps.nmissrun
      me.listmodel[p.i][colourcol] = 'red'
    else:
      me.listmodel[p.i][textcol] = '%.1f ms' % ps.tlast
      me.listmodel[p.i][colourcol] = 'black'

  def _change(me, p):
    """Hook: notified when the peer changes state."""
    me.listmodel[p.i][1] = p.addr

  def setstatus(me, status):
    """Update the message in the status bar."""
    me.status.pop(0)
    me.status.push(0, status)

  def notify(me, note, *rest):
    """Hook: invoked when interesting notifications occur."""
    if note == 'DAEMON':
      me.ui.get_widget('/menubar/server-menu/daemon').set_sensitive(False)

  def connected(me):
    """
    Hook: invoked when a connection is made to the server.

    Make options which require a server connection sensitive.
    """
    me.setstatus('Connected (port %s)' % conn.port())
    me.ui.get_widget('/menubar/server-menu/connect').set_sensitive(False)
    for i in ('/menubar/server-menu/disconnect',
              '/menubar/server-menu/server-version',
              '/menubar/server-menu/add-peer',
              '/menubar/server-menu/server-quit',
              '/menubar/logs-menu/trace-options'):
      me.ui.get_widget(i).set_sensitive(True)
    me.ui.get_widget('/menubar/server-menu/conn-peer'). \
      set_sensitive(bool(monitor.autopeers))
    me.ui.get_widget('/menubar/server-menu/daemon'). \
      set_sensitive(conn.servinfo()['daemon'] == 'nil')

  def disconnected(me, reason):
    """
    Hook: invoked when the connection to the server is lost.

    Make most options insensitive.
    """
    me.setstatus('Disconnected')
    me.ui.get_widget('/menubar/server-menu/connect').set_sensitive(True)
    for i in ('/menubar/server-menu/disconnect',
              '/menubar/server-menu/server-version',
              '/menubar/server-menu/add-peer',
              '/menubar/server-menu/conn-peer',
              '/menubar/server-menu/daemon',
              '/menubar/server-menu/server-quit',
              '/menubar/logs-menu/trace-options'):
      me.ui.get_widget(i).set_sensitive(False)
    if reason: moanbox(reason)

###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Main program.

def parse_options():
  """
  Parse command-line options.

  Process the boring ones.  Return all of them, for later.
  """
  op = OptionParser(usage = '%prog [-a FILE] [-d DIR]',
                    version = '%prog (tripe version 1.0.0)')
  op.add_option('-a', '--admin-socket',
                metavar = 'FILE', dest = 'tripesock', default = T.tripesock,
                help = 'Select socket to connect to [default %default]')
  op.add_option('-d', '--directory',
                metavar = 'DIR', dest = 'dir', default = T.configdir,
                help = 'Select current diretory [default %default]')
  opts, args = op.parse_args()
  if args: op.error('no arguments permitted')
  OS.chdir(opts.dir)
  return opts

def init(opts):
  """Initialization."""

  global conn, monitor, pinger

  ## Try to establish a connection.
  conn = Connection(opts.tripesock)

  ## Make the main interesting coroutines and objects.
  monitor = Monitor()
  pinger = Pinger()
  pinger.switch()

def main():

  ## Main window.
  root = MonitorWindow()
  conn.connect()
  root.show_all()

  ## Main loop.
  HookClient().hook(root.closehook, exit)
  conn.mainloop()

if __name__ == '__main__':
  opts = parse_options()
  init(opts)
  main()

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