Renamed rhizome extract file to rhizome dump file
Added rhizome extract file [manifest] [filepath] [pins]
Modified tests to use the appropriate command, assuming that MeshMS payloads will be encrypted
If configuration is bad, do not execute commands except those with the
PERMISSIVE_CONFIG property.
Flush log buffer immediately after clearing cf_limbo flag, in case there are no
further log messages that would cause the flush. (Fixes bug that an unrecognised
command produced no log output.)
More block comments in log.c.
Change a test case: configuration options are now case sensitive.
Fix config file load and parse logic in conf.c, always copy 'debug' flags
from config.debug.
The config schema 'interfaces' option is no longer MANDATORY.
Introduce new CLIFLAG_PERMISSIVE_CONFIG to supress bad-config ERROR messages
from the 'config set' and 'config get' commands.
Refactor cli_execute() into cli_parse() and cli_invoke(). Use *const* struct
command_line_option everywhere.
Instead of specifying a file path, if the file is given as '-' then the content
of the manifest is output in the 'manifest' key-value pair instead of written
to a file.
This allows the output fields of any command to contain nul characters, which
paves the way for extracting a manifest or other binary data directly instead
of having to write it into a temporary file.
Move lots of non-Serval-specific string functions from "serval.h"/dataformats.c
to "str.h"/str.c.
Add str_fromprint() function that reverses the effect of toprint(): interprets
escape sequences in the source string "\n\t\r\0\xHH\\" and replaces them with a
single char in the destination string.
- close database after every command line operation
- don't cache rhizome enabled configuration
- don't send advertisements unless the database is open and the web server is running
- don't provess advertisements unless the database is open
as recommended a while back by Dan Bernstein as offering the fastest
implementation of the crypto_sign() primitives for ARM.
Indeed this implementation IS faster. See comparison below for a
Rock 500 handset (800MHz(?) ARM6, no NEON):
Original ref/ implementation on an R500 stock rom (non-rooted)::
mean signature generation time = 96.80ms
mean signature verification time = 272.20ms
ref10/ implementations on an R500 stock rom (non-rooted):
mean signature generation time = 4.00ms
mean signature verification time = 13.00ms
Approximately 20x speed up, just like that :)
Add ".readonly" output field, add logic to detect bundle author and update
MANIFESTS table 'author' column accordingly.
Add two 'rhizomeops' test cases to deal with authorless logic.
Rename some 'rhizomeops' test cases for consistency and to help filtering.
Add test case for new feature of the "rhizome add" command: if the author SID
is not specified (empty arg) then it searches the keyring for the author.
Removed "authorSid" argument from several functions that also take a struct
rhizome_manifest * arg, since the author, if known, is now supplied in the
struct.
Improve return value handling and refactored some rhizome crypto code.
Replace ".selfsigned" column with ".author" and ".fromhere" columns in
output of "rhizome list" command. (Note that a "sender" column is
already present.)
Add 'author' field to struct rhizome_manifest.
Log all fully rendered SQL statements on DEBUG_RHIZOME.
Update 'rhizomeops' test cases and improve the assert_rhizome_list()
test function to be able to assert authorship of files.
Fixes#21. The problem was caused when the double-fork logic used in "servald
start" was clobbered in 5103176. This meant that the servald daemon process on
Android no longer had a PPID=1, but the PID of the long-lived
"org.servalproject" parent process which called the JNI entry point. Killing
the servald process then caused it to become a zombie process, since the
org.servalproject does not habitually call wait(2). That caused the "servald
stop" logic to send five SIGHUPs to the zombie without any error, making it
appear that the process was not dying.
Reinstated the double-fork logic and added a new test case to ensure that the
daemon process does not become a zombie on being killed prematurely.
Must be enabled by using rhizome.api.addfile.*
Certainly polishing to be done, including using filename supplied
during HTTP POST. Now to fix that, and make it all work with
final rhizomeprotocol test case.
rhizomeprotocol test cases 8 and 9 currently fail post-merge. #9
All test cases pass on Solaris (see issue #16) except the 'jni' tests because
there is no Java compiler available on Solaris, and the new 'rhizomeprotocol'
tests from the rhizomedirect branch, which have always failed.
serval_packetvisualise() is now replaced by DEBUG_packet_visualise() which uses
logging system not stderr (so now it will appear in Android log).
Replaced several fprintf(stderr,...) with DEBUGF(...).
Command line only prints a full help message on "help" command -- a command
parse failure simply informs the user about the "help" command.
Servald starts DNA helper, receives startup ACK, sends requests, receives
responses, handles malformed helper responses, echoes dnahelper stderr lines to
log, sends MDP reply packet, waits for dead helper process, all asynchronously.
Shuts down helper process during servald shutdown.
Remaining issues:
- Does not impose a timeout on helper responses.
- Only the first URI is reported by the "dna lookup" command.
