Adding a session validity check in hopes of eventually expiring timed out connections.

events.py

@@ -1,15 +1,17 @@
+import session_mgr
+
 """
 Holds the events scheduled in scheduler.py.
 """
 
 schedule = {
-              'event_example': 60,
+              'check_sessions': 60,
            }
            
 lastrun = {}
 
-def event_example():
+def check_sessions():
    """
-   This is where the example event would be placed. 
+   Check all of the connected sessions.
    """
-   pass
+   session_mgr.check_all_sessions()

scheduler.py

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ A really simple scheduler. We can probably get a lot fancier with this
 in the future, but it'll do for now.
 
 ADDING AN EVENT:
-* Add an entry to the 'schedule' dictionary.
+* Add an entry to the 'schedule' dictionary in the 'events' file.
 * Add the proper event_ function here.
 * Profit.
 """

session_mgr.py

@@ -19,6 +19,17 @@ def get_session_list():
    Lists the connected session objects.
    """
    return session_list
+
+def check_all_sessions():
+   """
+   Check all currently connected sessions and see if any are dead.
+   """
+   for sess in get_session_list():
+      if not sess.writable() or not sess.readable():
+         print 'Problematic Session:'
+         print 'Readable ', sess.readable()
+         print 'Writable ', sess.writable()
+         
    
 def remove_session(session):
    """