* Use std::unique_ptr to manage UDP core object
N.B.: it's no longer valid to call socket adjustments quirks from
tr_sessionSetUTPEnabled() because the corresponding object may be
not created yet. We have to create (or re-create) it explicitly
(like it's done in tr_sessionSetDHTEnabled()) or just set
is_utp_enabled_ flag of the session and assume that socket
adjustments will be done later when the object is constructed.
When Transmission listens on both IPv4 and IPv6 interfaces IPv4 listen address
is always passed to CURL's CURLOPT_INTERFACE. In general it stays unnoticed but
if user has multiple IPv6 addresses configured on his system random (first?)
IPv6 address is used. It happens because passed value to CURLOPT_INTERFACE
is not correct -- IPv6 expected but IPv4 is passed.
* refactor: tr_torrentGetMetadataPiece() returns an optional vector
* refactor: use tr_pathbuf in create_temp_path()
* refactor: use tr_pathbuf in win32 create_temp_path()
* refactor: use std::vector in isPeerInteresting()
* refactor: remove tr_new0 from tr_peerMgrPeerStats()
* refactor: remove tr_new0 from rechokeUploads()
* refactor: silence clang nullptr dereference warning
* refactor: make tr_natpmp a C++ class
* refactor: use std::string in tr_log_message
* feat: add convenience variants of TimerMaker::create()
* refactor: use libtransmission::Timer in peer-mgr
* refactor: use libtransmission::Timer in peer-msgs
* refactor: use libtransmission::Timer in tr-utp
* refactor: use libtransmission::Timer in tr-dht
* refactor: use libtransmission::Timer in port-forwarding
* refactor: use libtransmission::Timer in webseed
* refactor: use libtransmission::Timer in tr-lpd
* refactor: use libtransmission::Timer in rpc-server
* chore: remove unused function tr_timerAdd()
* chore: remove unused function tr_gettimeofday()
* fixup! chore: remove unused function tr_timerAdd()
* fixup! refactor: use libtransmission::Timer in port-forwarding
* Revert "refactor: remove tr_sessionGetConfigDir() (#3506)"
This reverts commit c50da43ae0.
* Revert "fix: do not leak in tr_getWebClientDir() (#3502)"
This reverts commit 5a75e37033.
* refactor: remove tr_address_compare()
* refactor: remove tr_address_to_string()
* refactor: remove NUM_TR_AF_INET_TYPES
* refactor: replace tr_sessionGetPublicAddress with tr_session::getPublicAddress()
* refactor: tr_peerIo() takes tr_address by value
* refactor: replace tr_sessionIsAddressBlocked with tr_session::isAddressBlocked()
* refactor: tr_peerMgrAddIncoming now takes tr_address by value
* refactor: replace tr_address_is_valid_for_peers() with tr_address.isValidForPeers()
* refactor: tr_netOpenPeerSocket takes tr_address by value
* refactor: remove tr_generateAllowedSet()
* refactor: setup_sockaddr takes a tr_address by value
* refactor: tr_netBindTCP() takes a tr_address by value
* refactor: tr_dhtAddNode() takes a tr_address by value
* refactor: remove tr_address_from_string()
* refactor: rename tr_address.isValidForPeers() to .isValidPeerAddress()
* refactor: replace tr_address_from_sockaddr_storage() with tr_address::fromSockaddrStorage()
* refactor: minor cleanup to tr_address::readable()
* Modernize cache.cc: Convert tr_cache to a class
* Modernize cache.cc: Replaced ptrArray with vector
* refactor: Cache now takes a tr_torrents reference
* refactor: add Key type to Cache
* refactor: avoid std::back_inserter
* refactor: add Cache::flushOldest()
* fix: ESPIPE "illegal seek" error while seeding
The root cause is createSocket returning `{}` instead of `TR_BAD_SOCKET`
when we have too many peers in use. This defaulted to fd 0, which wound
up closing stdin.
Commit also includes some const-correctness changes made while tracking
the problem down.
