that is called only when needed, and marks a manifest as finalised
if the verifcation fails. reading a manifest now never sets
finalised flag, as either _finalise() or _verify() must be called.
Move rhizome_new_manifest() out of rhizome_read_manifest_file() so that the
out-of-manifest report shows the names of the functions where the manifests
were really allocated.
The "rhizome file add" command assumes service=file if no manifest supplied
or the manifest lacks a service field.
The "rhizome extract manifest" command includes the service in its CLI output.
Create datastore directory and all parent dirs if it does not exist
More robust error checking and buffer overflow protection
New mkdirs() and mkdirsn() functions
The sequence start time was only getting set in overlay_interface_init(), which
was not always called, or was called after overlay_gettime_ms() had already
been used.
Added FATALF(), FATAL() and FATAL_perror() macros.
Removed a bunch of debug statements no longer needed in monitor.c and server.c.
- new test cases to cover new payload with different versions
- exit status of 2 when duplicate is detected
- tighten up other test cases
- fix bug in sqlite_exec_int64()
- adding a bundle using an existing manifest with an incorrect payload should
fail with an error
- adding a bundle using an existing manifest to update the payload to a new
version should succeed
- improve format of "dna rhizome list" output to one bundle per line
- If a bundle has the same payload hash and manifest.name as one already in
the rhizome store, then the "dna rhizome add" command will not add it
- Now passes fourth test case in tests/dna_rhizome
- refactor hlrSid() to not return pointer to static buffer, take 3rd arg instead
- introduce SID_STRLEN macro constant, use it everywhere
- reformat some code for readability
Now successfully fetches manifests for files we already have in
the database, using the existing database copy of the file.
Also added filter to stop same file being fetched more than once at
same time..
Manifests are now gleaned from advertisements, and the ones that
are interesting are scheduled for importing into database.
(actual importing is not yet done -- requires fetching of file).
