While zlib is mandatory for transmission, it is not mandatory for curl.
A libcurl that has been compiled with no support for zlib will return no data if compressed responses are set to on.
In the basic case this prevents the port checking functionality from working properly. It also prevents web seeding from working as well.
An assertion failure happens shortly after opening the
"Torrent properties" dialog if the torrent's root folder has
a one-letter name, e. g.
A/
A/Some Linux distro.iso
A/Some other Linux distro.iso
Off by one errors are great, eh?
This fixes https://trac.transmissionbt.com/ticket/6141
This adjusts to the new ImageMagick command naming (way to go,
GraphicsMagick had this from the beginning) and avoids confusion with
same-named windows utility which serves completely different purpose.
While resolved paths always contain the `\\?\` prefix, it's not always
correct to strip only those 4 chars. In case of UNC paths, the prefix
is actually a bit longer (`\\?\UNC\`) and needs to be replaced with `\\`
instead.
Failing to do so results in invalid paths, e.g. `\\Host\Share\File` becomes
`UNC\Host\Share\File` which totally wrong.
While resolved paths always contain the `\\?\` prefix, it's not always
correct to strip only those 4 chars. In case of UNC paths, the prefix
is actually a bit longer (`\\?\UNC\`) and needs to be replaced with `\\`
instead.
Failing to do so results in invalid paths, e.g. `\\Host\Share\File` becomes
`UNC\Host\Share\File` which totally wrong.
Store full revision hash in REVISION file. Write fixes 10 chars of revision
hash to version.h. Use `#pragma once` in version.h. Support getting revision
from TeamCity environment variable (similar to Jenkins).
Add RPCUseHostWhitelist (maps to rpc-host-whitelist-enabled) and
RPCHostWhitelist (maps to rpc-host-whitelist) keys loading from the plist
to allow adjustment via `defaults` command.
The -symbolic icon variant (if available) is used in the GNOME top bar,
and when the high contrast theme is in use. This icon was created by
Jakub Steiner, and comes from the gnome-icons repository:
https://github.com/gnome-design-team/gnome-icons/blob/master/apps-symbolic/Adwaita/scalable/apps/transmission-symbolic.svghttps://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1221292
There is some confusion over whether symbolic app icons should be
installed to icons/hicolor/scalable/apps (alongside the regular scalable
icon) or to icons/hicolor/symbolic/apps. On the one hand,
https://wiki.gnome.org/Initiatives/GnomeGoals/HighContrastAppIcons has
this to say:
> […] obtain a suitable symbolic style icon […] and install it to the
> hicolor prefix, the same way you would for the full color variant.
>
> cp myapp-symbolic.svg /usr/share/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps/myapp-symbolic.svg
On the other hand, the Fedora package at
https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/transmission/blob/master/f/transmission.spec
ships this icon in icons/hicolor/symbolic/apps:
> # Install the symbolic icon
> mkdir -p %{buildroot}%{_datadir}/icons/hicolor/symbolic/apps
> cp %{SOURCE1} %{buildroot}%{_datadir}/icons/hicolor/symbolic/apps/transmission-symbolic.svg
Anecdotally, icons in scalable/ have minimum size 64×64 on openSUSE, so
symbolic/ is the safer location (given the GNOME top bar uses 32×32
icons). This has the advantage of matching the location used in the
distribution which already ships this file.
https://github.com/transmission/transmission/issues/414
Mike Gelfand
