Error::from is already a function taking 1 parameter,
there's no need to wrap it with `|e| Error::from(e)`.
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It now supports custom conversation methods, so instead of
new() we ask for a default authenticator taking a password
via with_password(). Since the password is now handled by
the now separate conversation handler, `set_credentials()`
is now called on the handler we get via `.get_handler()`.
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Instead we just build the iterator using our
tools::fs::read_subdir iterator as follows:
Use the index range (0..0x10000) as an iterator, map() it
to yield a subdirectory iterator for each index, then
flatten it.
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FileIterOps will provide operations on file entry iterators.
For now this provides a file type filter.
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This wraps nix::dir::Entry with the parent and additionally
exposes the parent directory file descriptor since we need
it to perform openat().
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Eg. if you have an x: Tied<Dir, Iterator> now you can simply
call x.next() as it'll dereference to the Iterator.
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Tie two dependent values together, such as a nix::Dir with
its nix::dir::Iter<'a> where 'a is tied to the Dir's
lifetime, making it otherwise impossible to return them or
store them in a struct.
Alternatively we could try the 'rental' crate.
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Until we add the extra options like we have in pve, just use
the already existing (since 1.26) shortcut.
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buildcfg.rs should contain convenience variables or macros
for using build-time configured variables
For now we replace hardcoded "/etc/proxmox-backup/<foo>"
with configdir!("<foo>").
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lintian complains about a missing bash-completion dependency
which is implied required the bash completion debhelper...
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because there's no casync package we can build-depend on to
actually run the tests on normal systems...
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Add a defines.mk file defining the standard default layout
for installation (PREFIX, DATAROOTDIR, LIBDIR etc.).
Add a $(JSDIR) variable and use env!("JSDIR") in place of
the hardcoded /usr/share/javascript/proxmox-backup path.
Have defines.mk include an *optional* local.mak to override
JSDIR to www/ during local development.
Add `make install` targets and remove debian/install.
Note that service files are now in $libdir/proxmox-backup/
as there's usually no point in starting them from the
command line, so /usr/sbin makes no sense.
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The server expects an images/ subdir and a js/ subdir, so we
should also compile our files using the same structure.
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We need to kick (poll) the stream's next element, so simply
reiterate, the try_read!() will then return NotReady from
the next stream item for us.
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We don't need the content to be owned strings, and we don't
need the list to be a Vec, since we only care about being
able to iterate through and copy out portions of the strings
we need, so take an &[T] where T: AsRef<str>.
This avoids .iter().map(to_string).collect() before calling
parse_arguments().
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The 'skip' variable was set to indicate that the "rest of
the args" is to be copied into the 'rest' vec. We can do
this directly and avoid the 'if' case in the loop
altogether.
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We are only caring about '=' and '-' which are single-byte
codepoints, so there's no reason not to work on a byte
slice.
Also, some indentation reduction:
Transform
if (a) {
...
return A;
}
return B;
into
if (!a)
return B;
return A;
and
if (a)
if (b)
foo()
into
if (a && b)
return;
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* rename lock_file -> open_file_locked,
* add lock_file as a function working on already-opened
files
* change timeout types to std::time::Duration
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Wolfgang Bumiller