* Adds "aix/ppc64" to the cross-compile target list.
* Including AIX in the build tag of "metadata_other.go".
* Excluding AIX from the main ncdu build tags.
* Marking AIX as an unsupported platform for ncdu.
* Excluding AIX from the fallback redirect implementation.
* Excluding AIX from unix build tags to avoid undefined unix.WNOHANG.
Before this change, you had to modify a fragile data-structure
containing all providers. This often led to things being out of order,
duplicates and conflicts whilst merging. As well as the changes for
one provider being in different places across the file.
After this change, new providers are defined in an easy to edit YAML file,
one per provider.
The config output has been tested before and after for all providers
and any changes are cosmetic only.
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.
This adds support for them in the whitelabel autentication type, relying on OpenID
Connect, same as Telia, Tele2 etc already uses.
Until recently the Elkjøp subsidiaries still supported the legacy authentication type
only, but that seem to have changed. They no longer support legacy authentication, which
made existing rclone version incompatible with them.
With this the legacy authentication has no known uses, however the implementation of
it is still kept for now.
Fixes#8852
This fixes the issue where configuration would fail after supplying passoword:
Reveal failed: input too short when revealing password - is it obscured?
Before this change, rclone would unnecessarily retry downloads when
the `Link.Expire` field was unreliable but the download URL contained
a valid expire query parameter. This primarily affects cases where
media links are unavailable or when `no_media_link` is enabled.
The `Link.Valid()` method now primarily checks the URL's expire query
parameter (as Unix timestamp) and falls back to the Expire field
only when URL parsing fails. This eliminates the `error no link`
retry loops while maintaining backward compatibility.
Signed-off-by: Youfu Zhang <zhangyoufu@gmail.com>
Before this change the minimum chunk size would default to 96M which
would allow a maximum size of just below 1TB file to be uploaded, due to
the 10000 part rule for b2.
Now the calculated chunk size is used so the chunk size can be 5GB
making a max file size of 50TB.
Fixes#8460
