Set OWNCLOUD_UPLOAD_CONFLICT_FILES=1 to trigger this behavior.
Note that this is experimental and unsupported. The real feature is
likely to end up in 2.5.
Uploading conflict files is simply done by removing the pattern from
csync_exclude. The rest here deals with making the conflict notification
ui approximately work.
There are still some concerns about where an uploaded conflict file
appears in the sync protocol and issues list (it should be in both, but
is only in one of them currently!).
See #4557.
* The sharing ui does a propfind anyway: use that to query the new
property as well!
* For the socket api, asynchronously query the server for the right url
when an action that needs it is triggered.
The old, manually generated URL will be used as fallback in case the
server doesn't support the new property or the property can't be
retrieved for some reason.
Depends on owncloud/core#29021
... or child folders
There is also no real reason to forbid the user from syncing the same
folder to multiple location on its hardrive.
A real use case is when the user uncheck a big directory using "choose
what to sync", but would still like to sync a folder within this disabled
tree. The user can now do this with the "add folder" feature
Since 2.3, we even support syncing the same local folder to multiple
remote folder, so why not allow syncing the same remote folder several
times?
Relates to issue #3645
This always returns true since _csync_statedb_is_empty also always
returns true. This function was initially intended to be a shortcut
in case the database doesn't contain any row, but has been broken since
27fb5d9128 and now won't return false
unless the statement fails.
The _last_db_return_error in _csync_detect_update would take care
of that code path in a more direct and clearer way anyway.
This remove the remaining "other" fields of the sync log to save a
bit of memory.
other_etag and other_fileId don't give much information to the users
and other_instruction will always be INST_NONE anyway.
other_modtime and other_size are kept since they are sometimes used.
They were renamed to have a bit more meaningful name.
SyncEngine::checkPermissions will now fetch its information from the
csync trees since they are now preserved until right after this point.
Fixes#3213
Now that csync is using a more convenient data structure for
its file trees, wait a little bit longer before destroying them and
fetch the remote permissions from the remote tree there instead.
Only store the path since they represent the same thing, and do the
phash conversion during DB lookup like done in libsync.
We could get rid of everything since we also have an index on the path
column, but since it's the primary key this makes the migration non-trivial.
Now that they use the same structure, avoid _csync_detect_update
having to recreate another instance and transfer everything manually.
Any instance created during discovery should now be used all the way
up to SyncEngine::treewalkFile.
This also makes sure that the path and types are properly set in that
object instead of having to pass everything as separate parameters.
This gets rid of csync_ftw_flags_e which was now converted from,
and to csync_ftw_type_e, already in the csync_file_stat_t.
Issue #1817
Some filesystems, vms or other limitations make using the WAL journal
mode impossible. We are notified of this problem through an sqlite
IOERR for SHMMAP. In that case We want to attempt to fall back to the
DELETE journal mode.
The query args of POST requests become the request body. If there's a
redirect, the redirected url will therefore not contain the query
arguments. Use an explicit request body to make the redirection work.
Otherwise adding patterns that start with # are impossible to add, since
they get treated as comments. Also add this escaping for patterns added
in the ui.
Also add logging of extended error codes for this IO error, maybe we can
become more specific about which situations should trigger a journal
mode switch.
