public BitTorrentService(BitTorrentManager manager,
PieceLevelTorrentManager pieceLevelManager)
{
_manager = manager;
_pieceLevelManager = pieceLevelManager;
_cacheRegistry = _manager.CacheRegistry;
}
public static void SetupTorrentWatcher(BitTorrentManager manager,
string torrentsDir)
{
TorrentFolderWatcher watcher =
new TorrentFolderWatcher(torrentsDir, "*.torrent");
watcher.TorrentFound += delegate(object sender, TorrentWatcherEventArgs e) {
try {
// This is a hack to work around the issue where a file triggers the event
// before it has finished copying. As the filesystem still has an exclusive lock
// on the file, monotorrent can't access the file and throws an exception.
// The best way to handle this depends on the actual application.
// Generally the solution is: Wait a few hundred milliseconds
// then try load the file.
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(500);
Torrent t = Torrent.Load(e.TorrentPath);
Logger.WriteLineIf(LogLevel.Verbose, _log_props,
string.Format("Torrent file {1} at {0} loaded", e.TorrentPath, t.Name));
manager.AddTorrentToTracker(t);
} catch (Exception ex) {
Logger.WriteLineIf(LogLevel.Error, _log_props,
string.Format("Error loading torrent from disk: {0}", ex.ToString()));
}
};
watcher.Start();
// We have two levels in the torrents directory.
// The FileSystemWatcher is instantiated in Start().
watcher.FileSystemWatcher.IncludeSubdirectories = true;
watcher.ForceScan();
}
public BitTorrentService(BitTorrentManager manager,
PieceLevelTorrentManager pieceLevelManager)
{
_manager = manager;
_pieceLevelManager = pieceLevelManager;
_cacheRegistry = _manager.CacheRegistry;
}
public static void SetupTorrentWatcher(BitTorrentManager manager,
string torrentsDir)
{
TorrentFolderWatcher watcher =
new TorrentFolderWatcher(torrentsDir, "*.torrent");
watcher.TorrentFound += delegate(object sender, TorrentWatcherEventArgs e) {
try {
// This is a hack to work around the issue where a file triggers the event
// before it has finished copying. As the filesystem still has an exclusive lock
// on the file, monotorrent can't access the file and throws an exception.
// The best way to handle this depends on the actual application.
// Generally the solution is: Wait a few hundred milliseconds
// then try load the file.
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(500);
Torrent t = Torrent.Load(e.TorrentPath);
Logger.WriteLineIf(LogLevel.Verbose, _log_props,
string.Format("Torrent file {1} at {0} loaded", e.TorrentPath, t.Name));
manager.AddTorrentToTracker(t);
} catch (Exception ex) {
Logger.WriteLineIf(LogLevel.Error, _log_props,
string.Format("Error loading torrent from disk: {0}", ex.ToString()));
}
};
watcher.Start();
// We have two levels in the torrents directory.
// The FileSystemWatcher is instantiated in Start().
watcher.FileSystemWatcher.IncludeSubdirectories = true;
watcher.ForceScan();
}
public PieceLevelTorrentManager(BitTorrentManager manager, BitTorrentCache bittorrentCache,
DictionaryServiceProxy dhtProxy, TorrentHelper torrentHelper, int pieceInfoServerPort)
{
_manager = manager;
_dhtProxy = dhtProxy;
_bittorrentCache = bittorrentCache;
_torrentHelper = torrentHelper;
_pieceInfoServerPort = pieceInfoServerPort;
_pieceInfoServer = new HttpPieceInfoServer(_pieceInfoServerPort, this);
}
public PieceLevelTorrentManager(BitTorrentManager manager, BitTorrentCache bittorrentCache,
DictionaryServiceProxy dhtProxy, TorrentHelper torrentHelper, int pieceInfoServerPort)
{
_manager = manager;
_dhtProxy = dhtProxy;
_bittorrentCache = bittorrentCache;
_torrentHelper = torrentHelper;
_pieceInfoServerPort = pieceInfoServerPort;
_pieceInfoServer = new HttpPieceInfoServer(_pieceInfoServerPort, this);
}