* Update handling of --get-O365-drive-id to print out all 'site names' that match the explicit search entry rather than just the last match
* Add webUrl for site to output so that the 'right' site drive_id can be identified
* Update O365 readme with updated output
* Support install on CentOS / RHEL 6.x
* Support uninstall on CentOS / RHEL 6.x
* Add /usr/local/bin/ to search path when starting init.d service
* Fix dmd-2.084.0 deprecation warning: loop index implicitly converted from size_t to int
* Update readme based on CentOS 6 / RHEL 6 additional dependencies
* Resolve warnings about "bashisms" in init.d script (Issue #349) - fixed here as we are updating the init file already, rather than have multiple PR's
* When OneDrive Business is configured with Retention Policies, attempts to delete a 'non empty' folder results in an an error response. Correctly handle the error response to print a warning message that OneDrive content must be manually deleted.
**Note:** A future version of this client will handle the removal of 'non empty' folders when Retention Policies are enabled.
* Add a 404 error handler when OneDrive cannot query what changes are available for a particular 'root' folder id
* Add additional verbose debug logging to assist in the future
* Change to not throw an exception when OneDrive cannot query what changes are available for a particular 'root' folder - rather display some meaningful details instead of crashing the application
* As we know the actual 'items.sqlite3' location, display that as the file to remove rather than a 'generic' message as this is more helpful
* ldc2 support
the pragma versions passed to the compiler need an additional `-d`
prefix in case of ldc2. Add it if the compiler component looks like
ldc2.
* pkg-config support
By passing `PKGCONFIG=1` to the make call libraries are searched via
`pkg-config` instead of hard-coded values.
* Fix remote deletes the fix for #323, #324 & #331 introduced a bug where an item when remote deleted, would actually be re-inserted to the database & eventually cause a database assertion
* Add --force-http-1.1 flag to downgrade any HTTP/2 curl operations to HTTP 1.1 protocol
* Explicitly set all bool items to false at initialisation
* Update --display-config to display sync_list if configured
* Add debug handling to display when sync_list is loaded
* Add debug handling to output the handling of OneDrive changes
* Update HTTP 412 error notifications to better identify where 412 error is occuring
* Add a check for 'id' key on metadata update to prevent 'std.json.JSONException@std/json.d(494): Key not found: id' (Issue #325)
Add a signal handler and shutdown database connection on SIGINT and SIGTERM
to make sure that .waf files are properly incorportated into the sqlite database.
If an sqlite statement is prepared and reused by using reset again and again, the connection
keeps a lock on the database, and checkpointing cannot ensure that transaction from the
wal file are carried over into the main database.
By preparing the statement every time it is used, the destructor calls finalize and thus
the lock is released.
Possible impacts during high frequency changes via monitor mode etc might arise.
* Fix logic for sync_dir handling on headless systems
* Fix logic where potentially a 'default' ~/OneDrive sync_dir could be set despite 'config' file configured for an alternate
* Add debug handling for sync_dir operations
* Add debug handling for homePath calculation
* Add debug handling for configDirBase calculation
* Reorder main() so that log.vdebug works where required
* Rework configDirName as this had the same issue as syncDir
* Update configDirName & syncDir '~' handling & replacement to be more robust and only replace if '~' is first char in string
* Add additional debug logging if syncDir is created
* check config file keys for validity, use setValue instead of direct access
* Update config.d
Add 'drive_id' to be initialised, set to an empty string
* exit application if there is a configuration file error
* Issue #293 was caused by a spelling error in the configuration file.
If the configuration file has errors, we should not load it or run
using the application defaults as this may have undesirable consequences
for users data
* missed returning false on key issue
* Missed this edit of the file
