One local folder can now be configured as sync target for multiple
accounts as long as their url and user differ.
Also this patch accepts that the sync folder is behind a symlink.
Also this patch fixes a bug that before the user input was taken
canonically which was not working for the symlink handling.
The filename must not be wiped in csync_commit as that is
happening after every sync. It is only set once in the
constructor of the SyncEngine in csync_init().
Instead of using the regular selective-sync UI (where it's unclear what
the "Cancel" button would even mean in this context), provide a
different set of buttons that allow the user to quickly synchronize
all pending big folders, none of them, or perform manual changes
as usual.
Tray: Workaround collection
* QDBus workaround for Qt 5.5.0 only, there were reports of the tray
working fine with 5.5.1. #5164
* OWNCLOUD_FORCE_QDBUS_TRAY_WORKAROUND to force the workaround on an off
* OWNCLOUD_TRAY_UPDATE_WHILE_VISIBLE to enable or disable updating of
the menu while it's visible - disable by default due to problems on OSX and Xubuntu.
* Track the visibility of the tray menu with aboutToShow/aboutToHide
only on OSX - the aboutToHide signal doesn't trigger reliably on linux
* Refactor such that setupContextMenu is different from updateContextMenu
* Don't use on-demand updating of the tray menu when the qdbus workaround
is active, instead to occasional (30s) updates of the tray menu.
We ignored csync log, but we also need to silent Qt debug output.
We need to ignore it at the very begining because there might be
qDebug also in account creation.
Issue #5196
Two bugs:
- The change filed are not considered as move, they are re-downloaded
but the old file was not removed from the database. The change in
owncloudpropagator.cpp takes care of removing the old entries.
- Next sync would then remove the file in the server in the old folder
This was not a problem until we start reusing the sync engine, and
that the _renamedFolders map is not cleared. We were before deleting
a non-existing file. But now we delete the actual file.
Also improve the tests to be able to do move on the server.
This include support for file id.
Issue #5192
In case of the root directory, it may happen that the _item
is empty and the _item->_status is NoStatus. But we still need to report
the proper success or error of the whole propagation. We should really
use _hasError for that. However, _hasError is also defined to NoStatus
if there was no error, so in that case we need to set Success.
This fixes the problem in which the data-fingerprint is not saved on the
database because the SyncEngine think that the sync failed. (Issue #5185)
We wwer enot connecting to the right signal from the check server
job, and therefore we were not catching the condition in which the
json was invalid. We would then never terminate the ConnectionValidator job.
Note that instanceNotFound is also emited if there is a network error.
The log looked like this:
10:25:51.247 OCC::CheckServerJob::finished: status.php from server is not valid JSON!
10:25:51.248 OCC::CheckServerJob::finished: status.php returns: QMap() QNetworkReply::NetworkError(NoError) Reply: QNetworkReplyHttpImpl(0x2b6a790)
10:25:51.248 OCC::CheckServerJob::finished: No proper answer on QUrl("http://localhost/~owncloud/status.php")
10:26:23.235 OCC::AccountState::checkConnectivity: ConnectionValidator already running, ignoring "owncloud@localhost"
10:26:55.235 OCC::AccountState::checkConnectivity: ConnectionValidator already running, ignoring "owncloud@localhost"
[...]
- Replace functions that are provided by MinGW with a Win32-based
implementation
- Explicitly export needed symbols from ocsync.dll
- Rename share.h to sharemanager.h since the name clashes with one
of the Windows headers and get included from there
- Remove the timestamp from the fallback csync stderr logging, it's
not used since we always provide a log callback
These are not understood by owncloud yet, but were requested for CernBox
OC-Total-Length in the MKCOL: The full lenght of the file
OC-Chunk-Offset in the PUT: The offset within the file in which this chunk belongs
OC-Checksum in the MOVE: The transission checksum
Two bugs:
- The change filed are not considered as move, they are re-downloaded
but the old file was not removed from the database. The change in
owncloudpropagator.cpp takes care of removing the old entries.
- Next sync would then remove the file in the server in the old folder
This was not a problem until we start reusing the sync engine, and
that the _renamedFolders map is not cleared. We were before deleting
a non-existing file. But now we delete the actual file.
Also improve the tests to be able to do move on the server.
This include support for file id.
Issue #5192
(cherry picked from commit 85b8ab178e)
We wwer enot connecting to the right signal from the check server
job, and therefore we were not catching the condition in which the
json was invalid. We would then never terminate the ConnectionValidator job.
Note that instanceNotFound is also emited if there is a network error.
The log looked like this:
10:25:51.247 OCC::CheckServerJob::finished: status.php from server is not valid JSON!
10:25:51.248 OCC::CheckServerJob::finished: status.php returns: QMap() QNetworkReply::NetworkError(NoError) Reply: QNetworkReplyHttpImpl(0x2b6a790)
10:25:51.248 OCC::CheckServerJob::finished: No proper answer on QUrl("http://localhost/~owncloud/status.php")
10:26:23.235 OCC::AccountState::checkConnectivity: ConnectionValidator already running, ignoring "owncloud@localhost"
10:26:55.235 OCC::AccountState::checkConnectivity: ConnectionValidator already running, ignoring "owncloud@localhost"
[...]
(cherry picked from commit ff701bd473)
This is not sufficient as it is not working for the Socket API.
Next commit will fix it in another layer.
Also, not ignoring paths that are not inside the folder is wrong
as it might still happen if the name has a different casing
This reverts commit d5a481f132.
(cherry picked from commit 904cd46f75)
Previously, we only checked the hiddenness of the target file and
ignored the hiddenness of the containing folders. This lead to
undesired behavior when people synced their home folders and there
was a folder watcher notification for a non-hidden file in one of
the hidden folders.
I'm not fully sure why, but sometimes notifications for .foo/bar were
already ignored, but notifications for .foo/bar/car were not. This may
be because of how we set up the FolderWatchers on Linux.
The new behavior is to check all path components for hiddenness, up
until the base path (but excluding the base path, so using a hidden
folder as a sync folder will work).
