* Add Pull #104 (@JunpeiAnzai) to ensure that uploaded files conform to
Windows naming conventions and namespaces. Refer to
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa365247 for further details
regarding Windows naming conventions and namespaces.
* Add init.d service file & helper script to start service
* Change how configDirName is set as XDG_CONFIG_HOME does not exist on
systems where X11 is not present. When using init scripts and using
XDG_CONFIG_HOME, ~ is not expanded thus existing config cannot be found.
Using ~ in --confdir also does not work when running under init.d
* Update single user file so that it requries the network to be online
before the service starts
* Create a multi-user service file for multi-user environments with each
user having their own onedrive account configuration (#321) - file
provided by @sbocquet
* Fix the handling of hidden filenames & directories (.hello, .git etc)
so that these are uploaded / downloaded without issue.
* Add verbose logging for uploaded files as to why they were skipped
Prior to this change logging of upload, download and deletion activities
were only written to the log file when using the --verbose flag, however
they would be written to console / syslog. This corrects that behaviour.
* Add specific uploadOnly flag so that the onedrive client only uploads
data from the local directory and does not download changes from
OneDrive
* Change the logfile name to include the username running the onedrive
client
Change '&error' to 'error' on line 37 of onedrive.d
Issue uncovered where prior code with '&' would compile without issue on
DMD reference compiler v2.078.3 and below, but using '2.079.0' this
would throw an error if '&' was present.
The original patch added the '&' to get the code to compile, this simple
reverts this change.
Note: For future reference compile this code with DMD v2.079.0 or later.
* Fix 4xx errors including (412 pre-condition)
* Add Logging - log to a file (/var/log/onedrive/onedrive.log)
* Add http(s) debugging as a flag
* Add dont sync when just blindly running the application
* Add individual folder sync - ie ~/OneDrive/blah/ vs. syncing
everything in ~/OneDrive/
* Add sync from local directory first rather than download first then
upload
* Add upload long path check (430 character limitation)
when trying to redeem an code, this error always occured, no matter
which parts of the response uri/url that was used.
the old regexp for parsing the code contained 3 groups, where as the
actual code always was the last group, and the second group was either ?
or &, and the first group would've been everything up until "code=".
changed from a matching group to character class so there would only be
two matching groups, so calling popFront() would actually leave the
authorization code in the front.
