* Change the textedit-empty text to be just "Password"
* Hide the 'Copy link' button when the share isn't created yet
* Show the checked and disabled 'Password required' checkbox
when a password is required.
For remote renames that are replicated locally the _file member is
overwritten by the target file name when the new entry is added to
the metadata table. Using _originalFile here guarantees that
the affected local file is mentioned.
Since QNonContiguousByteDeviceThreadForwardImpl::reset will
call UploadDevice::reset with a BlockingQueuedConnection, this
allows us to reset the HTTP channel along with its buffers
before they get the chance to be reused with a subsequent request.
If 1.8.0 caused missing data in the local tree, this patch gets it
back. For that, the usage of the journal for remote repository is
disabled at the first start.
The problem was that on network error the networkError() and
finishedWithError() signals both fired. To fix it, I collapse all
error handing into a slot triggered by finishedWithError().
I tested the redirection case and the invalid credentials case.
I had a situation here where we were showing stale desktop notifications when a remote folder
errored out and then sync finished with _syncResult data from previous sync.
Since the QLocalServer parent of the QLocalSockets gets destroyed
after the _listeners QList, onLostConnection might try to update
an already destroyed list.
Fix the issue by simply making sure that _localServer is destroyed
first.
For issue #3106
1) Always use the actual timestamp from the file in the file system
to create the conflict file. This is important because if one edit a
file several time, they should have different name. Also it makes more
sens to have the mtime of the modified file.
2) Give the correct size to the job so we know when the temporary file
is complete in case of resuming.
Because file system like FAT only have two second accuracy and would result
in a upload if the mtime in the database is not the same as the one that was
downloaded
Issue #3103
The default constructor of the iterator points to NULL, which makes
it != end() but invalid to dereference.
Use an integer index instead to keep 0 as a valid default value that
can always correctly be checked against size().
Also make sure that no data is shared between threads by making the
csync_vio_file_stat_t copyable and passing it as const.
