#!/usr/bin/python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
#
# Author: Petter Reinholdtsen
# Lisence: GPL v2 or later at your own choice

"""
Script to scan for base stations and start submitt GSM packages on one
or more the frequencies found using grgsm_livemon_headless to the
loopback network device

The idea is to gather GSM packages from as many of the GSM base
stations and phones in the area as possible, by spreading across as
many operators as possible.
"""

import imp
from optparse import OptionParser
import subprocess
import sys

def find_gsm_bases():
	scanner = imp.load_source('scanner', '/usr/bin/grgsm_scanner')
	sys.modules['scanner'] = scanner
	(options, args) = scanner.argument_parser().parse_args()
	list = scanner.do_scan(options.samp_rate, options.band, options.speed,
		options.ppm, options.gain, options.args)
	return list

def select_freqs(serverlist, count = 1):
	"""
	Select the requested number of frequencies, spread across as many base
	station operators (mcc+mnc) as possible, pick the ones with the
	strongest signals.

	Could consider arfcn, freq, cid, lac, mcc, mnc, ccch_conf, power,
	neighbours, cell_arfcns to get as wide spread as possible, but is
	only using mcc, mnc and power at the moment.
	"""

	# Make shallow copy to avoid modifying the list of the caller when
	# removing elements below.
	listcopy = []
	for s in serverlist:
		listcopy.append(s)

		freqs = []
		operatorscount = {}
	# First, initialize operatorscount[] to zero for all operators
	for s in listcopy:
		if not (s.mcc, s.mnc) in operatorscount:
			operatorscount[(s.mcc, s.mnc)] = 0
	# Next, pick the number of unique frequences we want, one a the
	# time, while trying to get as many operators as we cal.
	while 0 < count:
		sorted_list = sorted(listcopy, key=lambda s:
			(operatorscount[(s.mcc,s.mnc)], s.mcc,
			s.mnc, -s.power))
		s = sorted_list[0]
		freqs.append(s.freq)
		operatorscount[(s.mcc, s.mnc)] = operatorscount[(s.mcc, s.mnc)] + 1
		count = count - 1
		listcopy.remove(s)
	return freqs

def argument_parser():
	parser = OptionParser(usage="%prog: [options]")
	parser.add_option("-n", "--numrecv", dest="numrecv", type="int",
		default=1,
		help="Set number of livemon processes to start (use one per receiver) [default=%default]")
	return parser

def main(options = None):
	if options is None:
		(options, args) = argument_parser().parse_args()

	print("Locating potential GSM base station frequencies (this can take a few minutes).")
	list = find_gsm_bases()
	print("Found %d frequences" % len(list))
	numreceivers = options.numrecv
	freqs = select_freqs(list, numreceivers)

	print("Listening on the frequencies for %d potential GSM base stations." % numreceivers)

	# Make sure a user process can listen on port 4729 by asking
	# livemon processes to listen on other ports.
	serverport = 4730
	procs = []
	for freq in freqs:
		print("Starting livemon for freqency %.0f, server on port %d" % (freq, serverport))
		proc = subprocess.Popen(["grgsm_livemon_headless",
			"--serverport=%d" % serverport,
			"-f", str(freq)])
		procs.append(proc)
		serverport = serverport + 1
	# Keep the processes in our process group, to make sure they all die when scan-and-livemon is killed
	for proc in procs:
		proc.wait()

if __name__ == '__main__':
	main()