. */ if (!defined('GNUSOCIAL')) { exit(1); } /** * Extended DB_DataObject to improve a few things: * - free global resources from destructor * - remove bogus global references from serialized objects * - don't leak memory when loading already-used .ini files * (eg when using the same schema on thousands of databases) */ class Safe_DataObject extends GS_DataObject { /** * Destructor to free global memory resources associated with * this data object when it's unset or goes out of scope. * DB_DataObject doesn't do this yet by itself. */ function __destruct() { $this->free(); if (method_exists('DB_DataObject', '__destruct')) { parent::__destruct(); } } /** * Magic function called at clone() time. * * We use this to drop connection with some global resources. * This supports the fairly common pattern where individual * items being read in a loop via a single object are cloned * for individual processing, then fall out of scope when the * loop comes around again. * * As that triggers the destructor, we want to make sure that * the original object doesn't have its database result killed. * It will still be freed properly when the original object * gets destroyed. */ function __clone() { $this->_DB_resultid = false; } /** * Magic function called at serialize() time. * * We use this to drop a couple process-specific references * from DB_DataObject which can cause trouble in future * processes. * * @return array of variable names to include in serialization. */ function __sleep() { $vars = array_keys(get_object_vars($this)); $skip = array('_DB_resultid', '_link_loaded'); return array_diff($vars, $skip); } /** * Magic function called at unserialize() time. * * Clean out some process-specific variables which might * be floating around from a previous process's cached * objects. * * Old cached objects may still have them. */ function __wakeup() { // Refers to global state info from a previous process. // Clear this out so we don't accidentally break global // state in *this* process. $this->_DB_resultid = null; // We don't have any local DBO refs, so clear these out. $this->_link_loaded = false; } /** * Magic function called when someone attempts to call a method * that doesn't exist. DB_DataObject uses this to implement * setters and getters for fields, but neglects to throw an error * when you just misspell an actual method name. This leads to * silent failures which can cause all kinds of havoc. * * @param string $method * @param array $params * @return mixed * @throws Exception */ function __call($method, $params) { $return = null; // Yes, that's _call with one underscore, which does the // actual implementation. if ($this->_call($method, $params, $return)) { return $return; } else { // Low level exception. No need for i18n as discussed with Brion. throw new Exception('Call to undefined method ' . get_class($this) . '::' . $method); } } /** * Work around memory-leak bugs... * Had to copy-paste the whole function in order to patch a couple lines of it. * Would be nice if this code was better factored. * * @param optional string name of database to assign / read * @param optional array structure of database, and keys * @param optional array table links * * @access public * @return true or PEAR:error on wrong paramenters.. or false if no file exists.. * or the array(tablename => array(column_name=>type)) if called with 1 argument.. (databasename) */ function databaseStructure() { global $_DB_DATAOBJECT; // Assignment code if ($args = func_get_args()) { if (count($args) == 1) { // this returns all the tables and their structure.. if (!empty($_DB_DATAOBJECT['CONFIG']['debug'])) { $this->debug("Loading Generator as databaseStructure called with args",1); } $x = new DB_DataObject; $x->_database = $args[0]; $this->_connect(); $DB = &$_DB_DATAOBJECT['CONNECTIONS'][$this->_database_dsn_md5]; $tables = $DB->getListOf('tables'); class_exists('DB_DataObject_Generator') ? '' : require_once 'DB/DataObject/Generator.php'; foreach($tables as $table) { $y = new DB_DataObject_Generator; $y->fillTableSchema($x->_database,$table); } return $_DB_DATAOBJECT['INI'][$x->_database]; } else { $_DB_DATAOBJECT['INI'][$args[0]] = isset($_DB_DATAOBJECT['INI'][$args[0]]) ? $_DB_DATAOBJECT['INI'][$args[0]] + $args[1] : $args[1]; if (isset($args[1])) { $_DB_DATAOBJECT['LINKS'][$args[0]] = isset($_DB_DATAOBJECT['LINKS'][$args[0]]) ? $_DB_DATAOBJECT['LINKS'][$args[0]] + $args[2] : $args[2]; } return true; } } if (!$this->_database) { $this->_connect(); } // loaded already? if (!empty($_DB_DATAOBJECT['INI'][$this->_database])) { // database loaded - but this is table is not available.. if ( empty($_DB_DATAOBJECT['INI'][$this->_database][$this->tableName()]) && !empty($_DB_DATAOBJECT['CONFIG']['proxy']) ) { if (!empty($_DB_DATAOBJECT['CONFIG']['debug'])) { $this->debug("Loading Generator to fetch Schema",1); } class_exists('DB_DataObject_Generator') ? '' : require_once 'DB/DataObject/Generator.php'; $x = new DB_DataObject_Generator; $x->fillTableSchema($this->_database,$this->tableName()); } return true; } if (empty($_DB_DATAOBJECT['CONFIG'])) { self::_loadConfig(); } // if you supply this with arguments, then it will take those // as the database and links array... $schemas = isset($_DB_DATAOBJECT['CONFIG']['schema_location']) ? array("{$_DB_DATAOBJECT['CONFIG']['schema_location']}/{$this->_database}.ini") : array() ; if (isset($_DB_DATAOBJECT['CONFIG']["ini_{$this->_database}"])) { $schemas = is_array($_DB_DATAOBJECT['CONFIG']["ini_{$this->_database}"]) ? $_DB_DATAOBJECT['CONFIG']["ini_{$this->_database}"] : explode(PATH_SEPARATOR,$_DB_DATAOBJECT['CONFIG']["ini_{$this->_database}"]); } /* BEGIN CHANGED FROM UPSTREAM */ $_DB_DATAOBJECT['INI'][$this->_database] = $this->parseIniFiles($schemas); /* END CHANGED FROM UPSTREAM */ // now have we loaded the structure.. if (!empty($_DB_DATAOBJECT['INI'][$this->_database][$this->tableName()])) { return true; } // - if not try building it.. if (!empty($_DB_DATAOBJECT['CONFIG']['proxy'])) { class_exists('DB_DataObject_Generator') ? '' : require_once 'DB/DataObject/Generator.php'; $x = new DB_DataObject_Generator; $x->fillTableSchema($this->_database,$this->tableName()); // should this fail!!!??? return true; } $this->debug("Cant find database schema: {$this->_database}/{$this->tableName()} \n". "in links file data: " . print_r($_DB_DATAOBJECT['INI'],true),"databaseStructure",5); // we have to die here!! - it causes chaos if we don't (including looping forever!) // Low level exception. No need for i18n as discussed with Brion. $this->raiseError( "Unable to load schema for database and table (turn debugging up to 5 for full error message)", DB_DATAOBJECT_ERROR_INVALIDARGS, PEAR_ERROR_DIE); return false; } /** For parseIniFiles */ protected static $iniCache = array(); /** * When switching site configurations, DB_DataObject was loading its * .ini files over and over, leaking gobs of memory. * This refactored helper function uses a local cache of .ini files * to minimize the leaks. * * @param array of .ini file names $schemas * @return array */ protected function parseIniFiles(array $schemas) { $key = implode("|", $schemas); if (!isset(Safe_DataObject::$iniCache[$key])) { $data = array(); foreach ($schemas as $ini) { if (file_exists($ini) && is_file($ini)) { $data = array_merge($data, parse_ini_file($ini, true)); if (!empty($_DB_DATAOBJECT['CONFIG']['debug'])) { if (!is_readable ($ini)) { $this->debug("ini file is not readable: $ini","databaseStructure",1); } else { $this->debug("Loaded ini file: $ini","databaseStructure",1); } } } else { if (!empty($_DB_DATAOBJECT['CONFIG']['debug'])) { $this->debug("Missing ini file: $ini","databaseStructure",1); } } } Safe_DataObject::$iniCache[$key] = $data; } return Safe_DataObject::$iniCache[$key]; } }