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protected TriggerInventoryArchiveSaved ( System.Guid id, bool succeeded, |
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| id | System.Guid | |
| succeeded | bool | |
| userInfo | ||
| invPath | string | |
| saveStream | Stream | |
| reportedException | ||
| return | void | |
protected void ReceivedAllAssets(ICollection <UUID> assetsFoundUuids, ICollection <UUID> assetsNotFoundUuids, bool timedOut)
{
Exception reportedException = null;
bool succeeded = true;
try
{
m_archiveWriter.Close();
}
catch (Exception e)
{
reportedException = e;
succeeded = false;
}
finally
{
m_saveStream.Close();
}
if (timedOut)
{
succeeded = false;
reportedException = new Exception("Loading assets timed out");
}
m_module.TriggerInventoryArchiveSaved(
m_id, succeeded, m_userInfo, m_invPath, m_saveStream, reportedException, CountItems, CountFiltered);
}
protected void ReceivedAllAssets(ICollection <UUID> assetsFoundUuids, ICollection <UUID> assetsNotFoundUuids)
{
Exception reportedException = null;
bool succeeded = true;
try
{
// We're almost done. Just need to write out the control file now
m_archiveWriter.WriteFile(ArchiveConstants.CONTROL_FILE_PATH, Create0p1ControlFile());
m_log.InfoFormat("[ARCHIVER]: Added control file to archive.");
m_archiveWriter.Close();
}
catch (Exception e)
{
reportedException = e;
succeeded = false;
}
finally
{
m_saveStream.Close();
}
if (m_module != null)
{
m_module.TriggerInventoryArchiveSaved(
m_id, succeeded, m_userInfo, m_invPath, m_saveStream, reportedException);
}
}
protected void ReceivedAllAssets(ICollection <UUID> assetsFoundUuids, ICollection <UUID> assetsNotFoundUuids)
{
Exception reportedException = null;
bool succeeded = true;
try
{
m_archiveWriter.Close();
}
catch (IOException e)
{
m_saveStream.Close();
reportedException = e;
succeeded = false;
}
m_module.TriggerInventoryArchiveSaved(succeeded, m_userInfo, m_invPath, m_saveStream, reportedException);
}
/// <summary>
/// Execute the inventory write request
/// </summary>
public void Execute(Dictionary <string, object> options, IUserAccountService userAccountService)
{
if (options.ContainsKey("noassets") && (bool)options["noassets"])
{
SaveAssets = false;
}
try
{
InventoryFolderBase inventoryFolder = null;
InventoryItemBase inventoryItem = null;
InventoryFolderBase rootFolder = m_scene.InventoryService.GetRootFolder(m_userInfo.PrincipalID);
bool saveFolderContentsOnly = false;
// Eliminate double slashes and any leading / on the path.
string[] components
= m_invPath.Split(
new string[] { InventoryFolderImpl.PATH_DELIMITER }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);
int maxComponentIndex = components.Length - 1;
// If the path terminates with a STAR then later on we want to archive all nodes in the folder but not the
// folder itself. This may get more sophisicated later on
if (maxComponentIndex >= 0 && components[maxComponentIndex] == STAR_WILDCARD)
{
saveFolderContentsOnly = true;
maxComponentIndex--;
}
else if (maxComponentIndex == -1)
{
// If the user has just specified "/", then don't save the root "My Inventory" folder. This is
// more intuitive then requiring the user to specify "/*" for this.
saveFolderContentsOnly = true;
}
m_invPath = String.Empty;
for (int i = 0; i <= maxComponentIndex; i++)
{
m_invPath += components[i] + InventoryFolderImpl.PATH_DELIMITER;
}
// Annoyingly Split actually returns the original string if the input string consists only of delimiters
// Therefore if we still start with a / after the split, then we need the root folder
if (m_invPath.Length == 0)
{
inventoryFolder = rootFolder;
}
else
{
m_invPath = m_invPath.Remove(m_invPath.LastIndexOf(InventoryFolderImpl.PATH_DELIMITER));
List <InventoryFolderBase> candidateFolders
= InventoryArchiveUtils.FindFoldersByPath(m_scene.InventoryService, rootFolder, m_invPath);
if (candidateFolders.Count > 0)
{
inventoryFolder = candidateFolders[0];
}
}
// The path may point to an item instead
if (inventoryFolder == null)
{
inventoryItem = InventoryArchiveUtils.FindItemByPath(m_scene.InventoryService, rootFolder, m_invPath);
}
if (null == inventoryFolder && null == inventoryItem)
{
// We couldn't find the path indicated
string errorMessage = string.Format("Aborted save. Could not find inventory path {0}", m_invPath);
Exception e = new InventoryArchiverException(errorMessage);
m_module.TriggerInventoryArchiveSaved(m_id, false, m_userInfo, m_invPath, m_saveStream, e);
throw e;
}
m_archiveWriter = new TarArchiveWriter(m_saveStream);
m_log.InfoFormat("[INVENTORY ARCHIVER]: Adding control file to archive.");
// Write out control file. This has to be done first so that subsequent loaders will see this file first
// XXX: I know this is a weak way of doing it since external non-OAR aware tar executables will not do this
// not sure how to fix this though, short of going with a completely different file format.
m_archiveWriter.WriteFile(ArchiveConstants.CONTROL_FILE_PATH, CreateControlFile(options));
if (inventoryFolder != null)
{
m_log.DebugFormat(
"[INVENTORY ARCHIVER]: Found folder {0} {1} at {2}",
inventoryFolder.Name,
inventoryFolder.ID,
m_invPath == String.Empty ? InventoryFolderImpl.PATH_DELIMITER : m_invPath);
//recurse through all dirs getting dirs and files
SaveInvFolder(inventoryFolder, ArchiveConstants.INVENTORY_PATH, !saveFolderContentsOnly, options, userAccountService);
}
else if (inventoryItem != null)
{
m_log.DebugFormat(
"[INVENTORY ARCHIVER]: Found item {0} {1} at {2}",
inventoryItem.Name, inventoryItem.ID, m_invPath);
SaveInvItem(inventoryItem, ArchiveConstants.INVENTORY_PATH, options, userAccountService);
}
// Don't put all this profile information into the archive right now.
//SaveUsers();
if (SaveAssets)
{
m_log.DebugFormat("[INVENTORY ARCHIVER]: Saving {0} assets for items", m_assetUuids.Count);
AssetsRequest ar
= new AssetsRequest(
new AssetsArchiver(m_archiveWriter),
m_assetUuids, m_scene.AssetService,
m_scene.UserAccountService, m_scene.RegionInfo.ScopeID,
options, ReceivedAllAssets);
Util.RunThreadNoTimeout(o => ar.Execute(), "AssetsRequest", null);
}
else
{
m_log.DebugFormat("[INVENTORY ARCHIVER]: Not saving assets since --noassets was specified");
ReceivedAllAssets(new List <UUID>(), new List <UUID>(), false);
}
}
catch (Exception)
{
m_saveStream.Close();
throw;
}
}
