pybitmessage.network.connectionpool module¶
BMConnectionPool
class definition
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class
BMConnectionPool
[source]¶ Bases:
object
Pool of all existing connections
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trustedPeer
= None¶ If the trustedpeer option is specified in keys.dat then this will contain a Peer which will be connected to instead of using the addresses advertised by other peers.
The expected use case is where the user has a trusted server where they run a Bitmessage daemon permanently. If they then run a second instance of the client on a local machine periodically when they want to check for messages it will sync with the network a lot faster without compromising security.
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connections
()¶ Shortcut for combined list of connections from
inboundConnections
andoutboundConnections
dicts
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establishedConnections
()¶ Shortcut for list of connections having fullyEstablished == True
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connectToStream
(streamNumber)¶ Connect to a bitmessage stream
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getConnectionByAddr
(addr)¶ Return an (existing) connection object based on a
Peer
object (IP and port)
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isAlreadyConnected
(nodeid)¶ Check if we’re already connected to this peer
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addConnection
(connection)¶ Add a connection object to our internal dict
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removeConnection
(connection)¶ Remove a connection from our internal dict
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static
getListeningIP
()¶ What IP are we supposed to be listening on?
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startListening
(bind=None)¶ Open a listening socket and start accepting connections on it
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startUDPSocket
(bind=None)¶ Open an UDP socket. Depending on settings, it can either only accept incoming UDP packets, or also be able to send them.
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startBootstrappers
()¶ Run the process of resolving bootstrap hostnames
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loop
()¶ Main Connectionpool’s loop
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