}
$j = new JobController($config['memcached']);
switch ($q) {
case 'expire':
case 'retire':
// retire expire encoders - best to cron this as often as you are comfortable
$threshold = isset($_REQUEST['threshold']) && !empty($_REQUEST['threshold']) ? $_REQUEST['threshold'] : MINIMUM_CRON_GRANULARITY;
$jobs_killed = $j->expire_old_jobs_per_threshold($threshold);
if (!empty($jobs_killed)) {
echo "killed: " . implode(',', $jobs_killed);
}
break;
case 'clean':
case 'clear':
// put down all encoders - start from ground zero
$j->flush_all_jobs();
break;
case 'debug':
case 'print':
// reveal all jobs
$format = isset($_REQUEST['format']) && !empty($_REQUEST['format']) ? $_REQUEST['format'] : DEFAULT_PRINT_FORMAT;
$j->print_r_jobs($format);
break;
case 'ping':
// touch the job associated with the passed source
// the following seems to work with the mod_action handler for existing m3u8 files. If the .htaccess file is rearchitected, this will need servicing too.
$source_file = basename($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
// scrape all up to the final .m3u8, and ditch any parameters appended to the spec
// WAS: $source_url = preg_replace('/(.*).m3u8(\?.*)$/i', '\1', urldecode($source_file));
$source_url = preg_replace('/(.*)(.m3u8.*)$/i', '\\1', urldecode($source_file));
if ($job = $j->job_of_source($source_url)) {
