Try fix Recursive use of cursors ProgrammingError by creating new cursor for every execute and move Lock to db

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shortcutme 2019-11-27 03:07:08 +01:00
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6 changed files with 51 additions and 27 deletions

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@ -79,8 +79,8 @@ class BootstrapperDb(Db.Db):
def getHashId(self, hash):
if hash not in self.hash_ids:
self.log.debug("New hash: %s" % repr(hash))
self.execute("INSERT OR IGNORE INTO hash ?", {"hash": hash})
self.hash_ids[hash] = self.cur.cursor.lastrowid
res = self.execute("INSERT OR IGNORE INTO hash ?", {"hash": hash})
self.hash_ids[hash] = res.lastrowid
return self.hash_ids[hash]
def peerAnnounce(self, ip_type, address, port=None, hashes=[], onion_signed=False, delete_missing_hashes=False):
@ -100,8 +100,8 @@ class BootstrapperDb(Db.Db):
self.log.debug("New peer: %s signed: %s" % (address, onion_signed))
if ip_type == "onion" and not onion_signed:
return len(hashes)
self.execute("INSERT INTO peer ?", {"type": ip_type, "address": address, "port": port, "date_announced": now})
peer_id = self.cur.cursor.lastrowid
res = self.execute("INSERT INTO peer ?", {"type": ip_type, "address": address, "port": port, "date_announced": now})
peer_id = res.lastrowid
# Check user's hashes
res = self.execute("SELECT * FROM peer_to_hash WHERE ?", {"peer_id": peer_id})