The SyncRunFileLog owned by the Folder must be destroyed after the
SyncEngine since the SyncEngine will abort during destruction, resulting
in all jobs being aborted.
It's possible that this crash only happens with a debug build.
FolderDefinition::save and load escapes the alias. We also need to escape
it when we remove it.
New folder can't be created with alias that needs escaping, but old folder
from old config may still exist, and we must allow user to delete them.
For issue #4927:
On Windows 10, we get a notification after the sync is finished for file that were
just downloaded. The guard we have against our "own changes" are only working when
the sync is running and the OwncloudPropagator still alive.
Since the statuses are cached and that we can't invalidate the cache,
sending NOP would need to be overwritten by the default OK status
once the client successfully connected. But instead of remembering
which files we NOPed, rather wait until we are ready to sync before
sending the REGISTER_PATH message to the socket API client. It will
also prevent the client from sending unnecessary RETRIEVE_FILE_STATUS
requests.
Also remove AccountState::canSync, since it does the same as
isConnected and syncing is not an account responsibility.
When a conflict-rename or a temporary-rename fails, notify the
LockWatcher. It'll regularly check whether the file has become
accesible again. When it has, another sync is triggered.
owncloud/enterprise#1288
This uses the file watcher to keep track of files that were modified
in order to assign them the blue icon.
This is transient state that's not persisted across restarts.
There were two issues:
* With the refactoring of how Folder and SyncEngine relate, the
ignore_hidden_files flag on the CSync context was reset after
each sync run and not updated from the configuration again.
* The folder watcher failed to enumerate hidden folders and thus
didn't watch for changes inside them. (linux only)
SyncFileStatus' purpose is to track overlay icon status.
Instead of putting comments and default: clauses in switch
on both sides about unused enums, use different enums.
This also remove STATUS_NEW which is the equivalent of
STATUS_SYNC in all shell extension implementations, and
remove STATUS_UPDATED and STATUS_STAT_ERROR which have
the same semantic as STATUS_UPTODATE and STATUS__ERROR.
This currently is no-op code since the socket API isn't notified
that the tainted folder list changed, and the result is the same
since a sync will be triggered within the next 5 seconds and the
modified folder will be shown as SYNC at that point anyway.
Removing the dependency to the file watcher allows moving the
status estimation logic to libsync.
This will help moving the SyncEngine construction in the constructor
and allow moving functionalities from Folder to SyncEngine or its
delegated objects.
Previously one could accidentally call Folder::setSyncPaused() and miss
some expected side effects. Before, the correct call was to FolderMan::
slotSetFolderPaused(). Now the setter on Folder has the expected effect.
The creation doesn't need to be separated from the SyncEngine anymore.
This allows the SyncEngine to be created in fewer steps if we want to
use it in tests.
This moves most of the direct csync code from Folder into the SyncEngine.
The exclude file logic for the context has been wrapped using the
existing ExcludedFiles class as well.
Given that we control all call sites, the only way that this can fail is during
OOM. Also remove the code in csync itself to make sure that it's obvious that
any new error case wouldn't be handled by call sites.
* Ensure every time a file becomes a directory or the other way around
the item is flagged as INSTRUCTION_TYPE_CHANGE.
* Delete the badly-typed entity if necessary in the propagation jobs.
If all the files bring us to past timestamp, it is possibly a backup
restoration in the server. In which case we want don't want to just
overwrite newer files with the older ones.
Issue #2325
After c3cf6aef7d the invokeMethod calls
should be adjusted to pass the new method arguments.
The result was currently a passing sync with this error message on
the console:
QMetaObject::invokeMethod: No such method OCC::Folder::slotSyncFinished()
This patch lets a successful etag job check mark a timestamp.
If next time a connection check is requested, it is checked if
the last ETag happened within the last 30 seconds and if so the
connection check can be checked.
This way we avoid half of the PROPFINDs if all goes well.
Introduce a global ExcludedFiles instance to avoid loading the global
exclude lists several times.
One could still add per-folder exclude lists by checking these after
the global ones.
Because that's what's going on. A job can 'complete an item' or 'finish'.
Note that several jobs could complete the same item: a new directory
will complete on the PropagateRemoteMkdir and the PropagateDirectory
jobs.
Previously, PropagateDirectory jobs didn't emit the completed() signal.
Now that they do, we need to make sure to not add extra lines to the
protocol widget for them.
To accomplish that, the jobCompleted() signal now also contains the job
that completed the item.
This made no sens. Folders are setup when the account is setup.
Also this had the bad side effect to shut the sync engine too early,
leaving the SyncEngine::_syncRunning to true, and leading to ASSERT later
Issue #3427
application.cpp still had a global folder syncing on/off switch
when an account connected or disconnected. That couldn't work with
multiaccount.
Instead FolderMan listens to accountStateChanged messages and
schedules or de-schedules the folders for accounts that change state.
Do not pass AccountState in constructor of Folder, set with a
new method called setAccountState after creation. Thus the
parameter does not need to be passed through all over.
When the local sync target is just a drive letter (e.g. "X:\"), neither
the display of the sync status via file icon overlay, nor the creation of a
share link works. In the latter case no pop-up comes up and no server
request is done.
QDir::cleanPath() usually removes trailing slashes, but not if the path to
be cleaned is just "X:\". In that case the trailing slash is kept. This
commit accounts for that exception.
I had a situation here where we were showing stale desktop notifications when a remote folder
errored out and then sync finished with _syncResult data from previous sync.
Use a QSharedPointer to keep the same ownership and
continue passing the SyncFileItems as a const& when
ownership isn't taken. This allows sharing the same
allocations between the jobs and the result vectors.
This saves about 20MB of memory (off 120MB) once all
jobs are created.
QFileInfo has to be refreshed if the underlying file has been
modified in between. That is dangerous so ckamm and me decided
to eliminate the QFileInfo based implementations.
This was triggered by a bug that the client uploaded files that
it should not have.
* removed broken QSsl::SslV3 default
* rewrote slotHandleErrors(): no longer claim errors which are none.
* hack reverted: lib64 was not the cause for NixOS issues related to libraries.
* refactored csync/src/csync_owncloud.c and discovered+fixed why the dav_connect was never getting the certPath+certPassoword
* cleanup of code but seems this crushed the ssl client certificate support
* fixes the https://github.com/owncloud/client/issues/69#issuecomment-69358377 issue
* lots of cleanup
* From TODO list : translate all french comments into english
* changed _pemCertificate type from QString to QByteArray
* Use a shared pointer to Account everywhere to ensure
the instance stays alive long enough for a sync to terminate
* Folder is now tied to an AccountState
* SyncEngine and OwncloudPropagator tie to an Account and use that
for all jobs they run
Issue: Since the setup wizard currently always replaces the
account, it will always wipe all folder definitions, even when
the actual changes to the account were minor.
This allows all the account state information to live in gui
while the sync-relevant data stays in libsync.
I also moved quotainfo to gui since it depends on the account state.
The account state is now managed mostly by the Account itself
instead of through Application. The gui can still control whether
an account is signed out or not.
