On Debian, apparmor prevents tor from reading from most locations. And,
it silently fails if it is prevented from reading the hidden service
socket. I filed #846275 about this; violating the FHS is the least bad of a
bad set of choices until that bug is fixed.
Removed part about neeing to install git-annex and git in the same
location. The installer checks if the location given exists, and if not,
tells the user that git is not installed there. And the default should
work if the user just picks it in both installers.
This reverts commit c68d4305eb.
With all due respect, the link to the instructions for each OS is in the
"detailed instructions" column. Adding a second link to the same thing
is unlikely to help.
The file matcher needs to be run on the destination file not the tmp
file, in order for filename matches to work properly. However, it also
needs to be able to probe the file for size and mime type.
This is a quick fix to a regression. The double rename is not pretty.
It would be good to either have a way to run the largeFileMatcher
such that it is matching on the final filename but looks at the temp
file, or to make addAnnexedFile not need the temp file in a different
location.
Building w/o the webapp is not supposed to pull in any AGPLed files.
I appear to have written all the code in these files;
the only commit by anyone else is 64e844e1fe
and is a spelling fix that is not copyrightable.
git upload-pack makes some uncessary writes in sequence, this tries to
gather them together to avoid needing to send multiple DATA packets when
just one will do.
In a small pull, this reduces the average number of DATA packets from
4.5 to 2.5.
Still a couple bugs:
* Closing the connection to the server leaves git upload-pack /
receive-pack running, which could be used to DOS.
* Sometimes the data is transferred, but it fails at the end, sometimes
with:
git-remote-tor-annex: <socket: 10>: commitBuffer: resource vanished (Broken pipe)
Must be a race condition around shutdown.
