#!/usr/bin/python import dbus from dbus.mainloop.glib import DBusGMainLoop DBusGMainLoop(set_as_default=True) import logging import sys import xapian from gi.repository import GObject from softwarecenter.db.database import StoreDatabase from softwarecenter.backend import get_install_backend import softwarecenter.paths LOG = logging.getLogger("update-software-center-channels") def compare_channels_in_db_to_cache(db): # the operation get_origins can take some time (~60s?) cache_origins = set(db._aptcache.get_all_origins()) db_origins = set(db.get_origins_from_db()) # origins LOG.debug("cache_origins: %s" % cache_origins) LOG.debug("db_origins: %s" % db_origins) # the db_origins will contain origins from the s-c-agent, so # we don't need to rebuild if the db has more origins then # the cache, but we need to rebuild if the cache has origins # that a-x-i does not have if not cache_origins.issubset(db_origins): return True return False def trigger_axi_update_and_wait(): def _axi_finished(res): main.quit() context = GObject.main_context_default() main = GObject.MainLoop(context) system_bus = dbus.SystemBus() try: axi = dbus.Interface( system_bus.get_object("org.debian.AptXapianIndex","/"), "org.debian.AptXapianIndex") axi.connect_to_signal("UpdateFinished", _axi_finished) # first arg is force, second update_only axi.update_async(True, False) main.run() except Exception as e: print e LOG.warning("could not update axi") def check_for_channel_updates_and_trigger_axi(): db = StoreDatabase() db._aptcache.open() db.open() if compare_channels_in_db_to_cache(db): trigger_axi_update_and_wait() return True return False if __name__ == "__main__": # poor mans argparse if "--debug" in sys.argv: logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG) # do it try: res = check_for_channel_updates_and_trigger_axi() # return "1" means xapian got updated if res: sys.exit(1) except xapian.DatabaseOpeningError as e: # this can happen if there is no a-x-i DB yet and we can ignore it LOG.info("failed to open xapian db: '%s'" % e) # return "0" nothing was done sys.exit(0)