The "S" in the permission is only for the "Shared with me" files.
It is only used to show the shared status in the overlay icons.
But we also wish to show the shared status for files that are shared
"by" the users. We can find that out using the 'share-types' webdav
property. If set, then we are sharing the object.
We fake a 'S' in the permission as for our purpose, they mean the same.
Issue #4788
The ownCloud 9.1 server has a data-fingerprint property that the admin must
change in case of backup restoration. When this change, the client understands
that a backup was restored, and will generate conflict files and re-upload
new files.
The heuristics based system checks that there is at least two files wose mtime
is put back in the past and no files that goes forward. In that case we ask the
user before creating the conflicts.
This commit disable the heuristics for newer server that have the data-fingerpint.
And change the heuristics to two hours because we want to avoid false positive due
to some clock error, and that 2 hours of lost due to backup restoration is probably
not so bad.
We only ask the user in the heuristics based aproach so in practice this mean that
the "backup-detected" dialog will no longer appear with newer server.
Relates issues #5260, #5109
Otherwise progress listeners think it's still the last-completed
item when the next sync starts. This lead to spurious entries in
the "Recent Changes" list.
Update from commit 05ce8a23cdc12e825532dc6de06c267fb8d48b4f from
https://github.com/dragotin/QProgressIndicator
Which itself is forked from commit e5ba0fd09bfd43b067ee3646d70b294c7efcb558 from
upstream, with additional license header.
It was relicensed to MIT according to
14bb9d10e2
Relates to issues #5180 and #5184
Issue #5224
Two problems:
- In the discovery phase, we need to check the selective sync entries of
the source path in case of renames.
- When the rename is done, we need to actually update the black list in the
database.
Some tests (such as FolderManTest) can polute the config file with invalid
accounts.
(That's because most of the code, (even in libsync) always instentiate a ConfigFile)
The crash reporter shows a lot of crashes in sqlite3_clear_bindings
which seems to indicate that _stmt is null. We should guard against
a null value in order to avoid crashing.
This should only happen if the prepare call fails. We don't usually
check the return value of the prepare call, but if _stmt is null, the
exec call should return false, not true. We check the result of the
exec call, so this should then abort the sync with an error, rather
than crashing.
