sqlite_void_exec() and its ilk now return the count of changed rows, not
just zero, on success
sqlite_exec_prepared() and its ilk now return the count of rows (number
of step results SQLITE_ROW), instead of just zero, on success
rhizome_clean() function now produces an optional report of its changes
rhizome_fail_write() and rhizome_finish_write() now log WARNings not
ERRORs if the SQL DELETE FROM FILES or DELETE FROM FILEBLOBS statements
fail
Refactor rhizome_open_read() to use sqlite_exec_int64()
Ensure that 'rhizome extract' and 'rhizome dump' commands return exit
status of 1 in "not found" conditions, not 255, which is reserved for
errors
Test cases for four new commands: 'rhizome delete bundle', 'rhizome
delete manifest', 'rhizome delete payload' and 'rhizome delete file'
(no test case for 'rhizome clean' yet)
- we no longer hit the database for every outgoing packet, attempting to announce bundles
- we no longer advertise manifests periodically
- when an interesting bar arrives, we ask for the manifest to be announced, which uses the existing packet format
can open and read from TTY.
doesn't do anything with the data yet.
doesn't write proper packets to the interface yet.
doesn't use bitrate config option yet.
Output is same format as "keyring add" command
Fixed minor bug in rolling a random DID -- last byte was not random
Some code improvements, including better support for sid_t
Replace explicit [<pin,pin...>] command-line arguments with --entry-pin=<pin>
options. Update test scripts accordlingly.
Add --keyring-pin=<pin> option (with one test case).
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.
The new header "os.h" defines a supplemental API around existing basic
operating system services (system calls and standard library functions).
Moved some function prototypes from serval.h and net.h into os.h.
This allows non-servald executables to take advantage of this API without
having to include serval.h and bringing in all the other servald link-time
baggage.
