Before this change --no-traverse was calling NewObject on directories
(where it would always fail) as well as files. This was very
noticeable when doing syncs with --max-age which were only
transferring a small number of objects. This should have been very
quick, but the NewObject calls for each directory slowed the sync down
a lot.
This changes replaces the check to see if the source entry is an
Object that got missed out from this commit:
88e30eecbf march: fix deadlock when using --no-traverse - fixes#8656
This renames whitelabel authentication to traditional authentication and adds support for
the main Jottacloud service also here, as it can be used as an alternative to the
authentication based on personal login token for those who prefer it. Documentation
also adjusted correspondingly, and restructured the authentication section a bit more
since some of the sections that was under standard authentication in reality also
applies to the traditional authentication.
The oauthutil.Renew was initialized early in NewFs, before the first request to the
service where a token is needed. When token is already expired at the time NewFs is
called, the Renew operation would be triggered immediately, only to abort before actually
performing a token refresh, for reason described in debug message:
Token expired but no uploads in progress - doing nothing
Then later in NewFs, a request to the customer endpoint was made, and since it requires
a valid token it would perform a token refresh after all.
This was not a big problem, but a bit unnecessary, and the debug log messages made it
confusing to understand what rclone was actually doing regarding token refreshing.
If, from debugger, we were forcing the Renew operation to perform actual token refresh,
even if no uploads in process, then it would fail because it actually needs the username
which is retrieved from the customer endpoint
jottacloud root '': Token refresh failed: read metadata failed: error 400: org.springframework.security.core.userdetails.UsernameNotFoundException: Username not found in url! (Bad Request)
Don't think this can happen in any real situations, but better to make sure it never can.
The bouncestorage image hasn't been updated for 4 years and has this
message at the top of the docs:
This repository is outdated; please use dockerswiftaio/docker-swift instead.
However, dockerswiftaio/docker-swift hasn't been updated for 2 years.
Switch to openstackswift/saio instead, which is getting regular updates.
This requires some minor changes to one test, and how we start the
container.
On my system there needs to be a slight pause between stopping and
checking to see if SwiftAIO has stopped. Without the pause the tests fail for
a non-obvious reason.
Instead of using a magic sleep, re-use the retry logic that is used for
starting the test server.
