Registry keys are no directories; you would not "migrate" to keys if you are just about to switch to them; resembling formulas as "Edit these / this Registry key/s" ease fast reading, for that also ":" instead of "::" at the end (formatting what follows)
Should be stated clearly that there are no alternative 32- / 64-bit-ownCloud-Clients, but just a 32-bit-ownCloud-Client that is treated differently in 32- / 64-bit-Windows
fixes the unicode issue #3753
I don't know much CPP and Qt but after some google research I found this http://wiki.qt.io/Strings_and_encodings_in_Qt
it does mention trUtf8() that has done the trick for me on Linux with Gnome 3.16.
Haven't tested it on other systems
Now that fetchFromKeychain is solely called from AccountState::slotInvalidCredentials
and that this one already protects the fetch call using _waitingForNewCredentials,
we can remove that extra check.
This moves the responsibility of asking the user or not for
credentials from the Credentials classes back to the AccountState.
fetch() now only extract credentials from the keychain, reports
the result to the AccountState which then decides if askFromUser()
should be called or not. The result is once more reported to the
AccounState.
This also replaces the HttpCredentials::queryPassword virtual
which now lets HttpCredentialsGui and HttpCredentialsText do it
the way that they prefer.
The AccountState is now the only class responsible for triggering credentials
fetching from the keychain or from the user.
With the ShibbolethRefresher out of the question it's possible
to remove the invalidateAndFetch virtual and manually call invalidateToken.
This also allows us to move that code from Account to AccountState.
In the end this also allows us to move the fetch() call from the
ConnectionValidator and use the same code path as for invalid credentials.
Change the wording of the certificate error dialog to include the
account URL and be a bit more accurate.
(Do not mention "SSL" in user facing messages)
Previously, in case of an error while deleting a directory, we would not
remove the entries from the local db, despite most of the files would
be deleted.
Which means that if the files re-appear on the server with the same etag,
we would think the file were deleted from the client and propagate the change.
In 1.8.0 we had this bug that we would not see some directory in the server in
some cases. This would lead us to delete the file on the client. Normaly the
files are deleted from the local database and next sync would re-download the files.
But in the cases where there was an error deleting one of the file (for example
if it was locked) we would then propagate the delete to the server.
Fix this by always deleting from the database the files that we deleted.
Issue #3206
The original problem is that showing a popup not originated
from the main settings window while it's focused won't be
shown in front to the user.
This try not to highjack the user's attention of the user
by showing a notification when checking the connection for
valid credentials, and require the user to sign in through
the UI. There are still issues with showing that popup from
the tray icon, but the user will most likely be looking for
the popup in that case. The new sign in button directly in
the settings account works properly.
Use an iterator variable declared outside of the loop condition
expression.
MinGW doesn't support C99 very easily and it's easier to keep
our C code C89 compliant.
