some work on network discovery
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@@ -140,85 +140,30 @@ function find_diaspora_person_by_handle($handle) {
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$endlessloop = 0;
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$maxloops = 10;
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do {
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$r = q("select * from xchan where xchan_addr = '%s' limit 1",
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dbesc($handle)
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);
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if($r) {
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$person = $r[0];
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logger('find_diaspora_person_by handle: in cache ' . print_r($r,true), LOGGER_DEBUG);
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$r = q("select * from xchan where xchan_addr = '%s' limit 1",
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dbesc($handle)
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);
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if($r) {
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$person = $r[0];
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logger('find_diaspora_person_by handle: in cache ' . print_r($r,true), LOGGER_DATA);
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// update record occasionally so it doesn't get stale
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$d = strtotime($person['updated'] . ' +00:00');
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if($d < strtotime('now - 14 days'))
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$update = true;
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}
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// $d = strtotime($person['updated'] . ' +00:00');
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// if($d < strtotime('now - 14 days'))
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// $update = true;
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}
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if((! $person) || ($update)) {
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// try webfinger. Make sure to distinguish between diaspora,
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// redmatrix w/diaspora protocol and friendica w/diaspora protocol.
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$result = discover_by_webbie($handle);
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// FETCHING PERSON INFORMATION FROM REMOTE SERVER
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//
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// If the person isn't in our 'fcontact' table, or if he/she is but
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// his/her information hasn't been updated for more than 14 days, then
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// we want to fetch the person's information from the remote server.
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//
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// Note that $person isn't changed by this block of code unless the
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// person's information has been successfully fetched from the remote
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// server. So if $person was 'false' to begin with (because he/she wasn't
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// in the local cache), it'll stay false, and if $person held the local
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// cache information to begin with, it'll keep that information. That way
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// if there's a problem with the remote fetch, we can at least use our
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// cached information--it's better than nothing.
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}
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//fixme!!!
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if((! $person) || ($update)) {
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// Lock the function to prevent race conditions if multiple items
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// come in at the same time from a person who doesn't exist in
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// fcontact
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//
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// Don't loop forever. On the last loop, try to create the contact
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// whether the function is locked or not. Maybe the locking thread
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// has died or something. At any rate, a duplicate in 'fcontact'
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// is a much smaller problem than a deadlocked thread
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// $got_lock = lock_function('find_diaspora_person_by_handle', false);
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if(($endlessloop + 1) >= $maxloops)
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$got_lock = true;
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if($got_lock) {
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logger('find_diaspora_person_by_handle: create or refresh', LOGGER_DEBUG);
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require_once('include/Scrape.php');
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$r = probe_url($handle, PROBE_DIASPORA);
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// Note that Friendica contacts can return a "Diaspora person"
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// if Diaspora connectivity is enabled on their server
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if((count($r)) && ($r['network'] === NETWORK_DIASPORA)) {
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add_fcontact($r,$update);
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$person = ($r);
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}
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// unlock_function('find_diaspora_person_by_handle');
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}
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else {
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logger('find_diaspora_person_by_handle: couldn\'t lock function', LOGGER_DEBUG);
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// if(! $person)
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// block_on_function_lock('find_diaspora_person_by_handle');
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}
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}
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} while((! $person) && (! $got_lock) && (++$endlessloop < $maxloops));
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// We need to try again if the person wasn't in 'fcontact' but the function was locked.
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// The fact that the function was locked may mean that another process was creating the
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// person's record. It could also mean another process was creating or updating an unrelated
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// person.
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//
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// At any rate, we need to keep trying until we've either got the person or had a chance to
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// try to fetch his/her remote information. But we don't want to block on locking the
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// function, because if the other process is creating the record, then when we acquire the lock
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// we'll dive right into creating another, duplicate record. We DO want to at least wait
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// until the lock is released, so we don't flood the database with requests.
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//
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// If the person was in the 'fcontact' table, don't try again. It's not worth the time, since
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// we do have some information for the person
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return $person;
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}
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