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.
Since the QLocalServer parent of the QLocalSockets gets destroyed
after the _listeners QList, onLostConnection might try to update
an already destroyed list.
Fix the issue by simply making sure that _localServer is destroyed
first.
Also, use the mirall version for ocsync.
Currently, the csync engine part and the Qt part have different UAs,
and this makes debugging (i.e. reading access logs) difficult. On
top, we haven't increased the ocsync version number in ages. So
as a consequence, I think it would be the best to have ocsync
and the rest share the same version number, and make them identify
with the same user agent.
To ease debugging for our side, we'll still append "(csyncoC)"
for calls made by csync.
For issue #3106
1) Always use the actual timestamp from the file in the file system
to create the conflict file. This is important because if one edit a
file several time, they should have different name. Also it makes more
sens to have the mtime of the modified file.
2) Give the correct size to the job so we know when the temporary file
is complete in case of resuming.
Because file system like FAT only have two second accuracy and would result
in a upload if the mtime in the database is not the same as the one that was
downloaded
Issue #3103
The AccountManager does not belong in the libsync because it is not
part of the synchronisation algorithm, but is just an helper class
for the UI to maintain the account and read/save the config
csync_reconcile.c:159:26: warning: address of array 'tmp->path' will always evaluate to 'true' [-Wpointer-bool-conversion]
if( tmp->path ) {
~~ ~~~~~^~~~
csync_file_stat_s::path is an array so it is never null
What was meant here is to check if the string was not empty
