state handling is not using mmap anymore but an unix socket instead.
State change can now be managed.
Bridge signals are disabled when frontend is paused.
- public bundles are now retrieved only when needed (i.e. on MissingBundleException when encrypting a message)
- a feedback is given to user when a message is received but it has not been encrypted for our device
- fixed feedback on decryption error if message come from an other device of the client (i.e. it's a carbon copy)
- setBundle if called in a "finally" if republish_bundle is set after decrypting a message
- carbon prioriy must be bigger than ones of encryption plugins, because the carbon copied messages must be unwrapped to be decrypted, this patch fixes it
- "sent" carbon elements was only stored and notified to frontends, it is now unwrapped and injected in normal traffic, this way other plugin can manage it, in particular encrypted elements can be decrypted
So far, and for historical reasons, blog items data where serialised using a unicode: unicode dict, which was causing trouble for many types of values (timestamps, booleans, lists).
This patch changes it by serialising the whole items before going to bridge, and deserialising it when going back. This way, complex data can be used easily in items.
This impact psEvent and serItemsData* methods which are renamed transItemsData* because there are not always serialising anymore (a new argument "serialise" allows to specify it).
When editing a blog post in jp, metadata are now more easy to manipulate, specially lists like tags.
XHTMLBox is a textbox specialised in XHTML, i.e. it renders the XHTML when in read_only, and it allows to edit it.
The XHTML is cleaned by default, the cleaning is done by Text Syntaxes plugin (actually there is a cleaning method which can be set by any plugin, but Text Syntaxes is the one which does it).
XML Element is now implemented in sat_tmp, so it can be available also for SàT Pubsub.
The XEP-0315 is thus not needed anymore and have been removed, XEP-0315 namespace has been added to base disco features.
Use the new install() function of sat_tmp to do the patching.
this plugin open a telnet server which open a Python interpreter and allows to inspect the backend while it is running.
To enable it, the settings "manhole_debug_dangerous_port_int" must be set to the desired TCP port in [DEFAULT] section of sat.conf.
A warning will be logged if the server is enabled.
Currently only a telnet server is available, and no login is required. This may change in the futur to enable login/password and ssh access, or even an XMPP access.
This is a debugging feature and must only be used during development.
Once in the Python interpreter, the "host" variable is accessible.
