Backtrace from the crash reporter:
Crash: EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION_READ at 0x401
File "moc_activitylistmo_M5OEXJ7XGJYTWT.cpp", line 92, in OCC::ActivityListModel::qt_static_metacall
File "qobject.cpp", line 3730, in QMetaObject::activate
File "moc_networkjobs_7AMNCW4BBANVRK.cpp", line 1342, in OCC::JsonApiJob::jsonReceived
File "networkjobs.cpp", line 714, in OCC::JsonApiJob::finished
File "abstractnetworkjob.cpp", line 207, in OCC::AbstractNetworkJob::slotFinished
File "moc_abstractnetwor_PFI2TXGQHRE33H.cpp", line 98, in OCC::AbstractNetworkJob::qt_static_metacall
File "qobject.cpp", line 3730, in QMetaObject::activate
File "moc_qnetworkreply.cpp", line 367, in QNetworkReply::finished
File "qnetworkreplyhttpimpl.cpp", line 2100, in QNetworkReplyHttpImplPrivate::finished
File "qnetworkreplyhttpimpl.cpp", line 279, in QNetworkReplyHttpImpl::abort
My theory is that the AccountState stored in a property of the job was destroyed.
before the job timed out.
Therefore, the qobject_cast within the qvariant_cast would call the metaObject()
virtual function on a dangling pointer.
Fix it by storing a QPointer instead which will track the deletion.
- I checked every occurence of a '%2' and make correct use of the
QString::arg overload that takes several argument instead of chaining
them, because the first argument can contains a '%1'
- I tried to look for every label that they either use plain text or richtext
and escape the user provided strings in there.
By default, followRedirects is true for all requests, to transparently
handle redirections. In the wizard, we have special redirect-handling
code though and that was being skipped.
Setting the flag to false allows the wizard to be aware of redirects
and to handle them in the correct way. Tested with the server described
in
https://github.com/owncloud/administration/tree/master/redirectServer
There's a second bug here, where followRedirects always converts
redirected requests to the GET verb. That means redirected PROPFINDs
will never have worked. This change un-breaks them for the wizard only.
There should be no case that previously worked that stops working now.
The test sets OWNCLOUD_MAX_PARALLEL to 1 to disable parallelism.
But since the max amount of parallelism is twice as much, that does not
work.
So change the way we compute the hardMaximumActiveJob: Use the value of
OWNCLOUD_MAX_PARALLEL to maximize this amount and base the maximum amount
of transfer jobs on it instead of the other way.
A result of this change is that, in case of bandwidth limit, we keep the
default of 6 non-transfer jobs in parallel. I believe that's fine since
the short jobs do not really use bandwidth, so we can still keep the same
amount of small jobs.
This reverts commit e1f5a49c21.
Retrying uploads with insufficent storage errors frequently leads to
high server traffic. See #5537 for links and a sketch of a correct
solution.
If we call
setConfiguration(QNetworkConfiguration());
This sets an invalid configuration on the QNAM.
But later, when we really go online because interfaces are discovered,
QNetworkAccessManagerPrivate::_q_onlineStateChanged is called (with isOnline=true).
And this will set the state to disconnected because customNetworkConfiguration is
true, and the networkConfiguration state is disabled.
The workaround we to fix another bug on Windows in which the default network
configuration was not behaving properly.
The issue on linux is hard to reproduce and only happen in some condition,
but it was reproduced on smashbox when they run two owncloudcmd at the same time.
Issues: #4720 , #3600
We were removing the wholme journal db when the user wanted to keep all files,
But that would also remove the selective sync lists.
We should only remove the metadata table.
Issue #5484
- Put all tests in the bin directory so that DLLs can be loaded
- Add missing exports
- Skip tests that use code depending on zlib
- The "GMT" timezone is named differently, use the int constructor instead
5 tests are still failing, it's not really worth fixing at the moment
since no developper is currently using Windows as its main platform.
On macOS /var is a symlink to /private/var and we have to make sure that we
use the canonical path before and after it enters the code to make sure we
compare paths correctly.
- We need to use a QGuiApplication on macOS or else we don't get notifications
- Switch to use QSignalSpy rather than lists and sleeps
- Use system() for all modifications since we pass kFSEventStreamCreateFlagIgnoreSelf
- Keep using the local process on Windows since it catches its own events
