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Sometimes you don't notice something is missing for a long time until
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it suddenly demands attention. Like today.
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Seems the webapp never had a way to stop using XMPP and delete the XMPP
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password. So I added one.
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The new support for instantly noticing changes on a ssh remote forgot to
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start up a connection to a new remote after it was created. Fixed that.
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(While doing some testing on Android for unrelated reasons, I noticed that
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my android tablet was pushing photos to a ssh server and my laptop
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immediately noticed and downloaded them from tere, which is an excellent
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demo. I will deploy this on my trip in Brazil next week. Yes, I'm spending
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2 weeks in Brazil with git-annex users; more on this later.)
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Finally, it turns out that "installing" git-annex from the standalone
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tarball, or DMG, on a server didn't make it usable by the webapp. Because
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git-annex shell is not in PATH on the server, and indeed git and rsync may
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not be in PATH either if they were installed with the git-annex bundle.
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Fixed this by making the bundle install a ~/.ssh/git-annex-wrapper, which
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the webapp will detect and use.
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Also, quite a lot of other bug chasing activity.
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Today's work was sponsored by Thomas Koch.
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