* 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N.B.: it's no longer valid to call socket adjustments quirks from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-daemon is running with '--foreground' option,
log messages are emitted to standard error, which may be referred
to a tty. Since an attempt to fsync() tty is always an error,
an extra isatty() precaution should be applied.
Signed-off-by: Dmitry Antipov <dantipov@cloudlinux.com>
Signed-off-by: Dmitry Antipov <dantipov@cloudlinux.com>
* Invalid cross-device: copy_file_range changed in Kernel 5.18 (#3654)
* allow fallback to other copy routines based on errno
* tiered kernel copy routines are tried in runtime now when available
Fix the following warning emitted when using -flto with GCC 12.2.1:
libtransmission/announcer.cc:929:8: warning: type ‘struct announce_data’ violates the C++ One Definition Rule [-Wodr]
929 | struct announce_data
| ^
libtransmission/announcer-http.cc:299:8: note: a different type is defined in another translation unit
299 | struct announce_data
| ^
libtransmission/announcer.cc:931:15: note: the first difference of corresponding definitions is field ‘tier_id’
931 | int const tier_id;
| ^
libtransmission/announcer-http.cc:301:22: note: a field with different name is defined in another translation unit
301 | tr_sha1_digest_t info_hash;
|
Signed-off-by: Dmitry Antipov <dantipov@cloudlinux.com>
Signed-off-by: Dmitry Antipov <dantipov@cloudlinux.com>
* refactor: use make buf_append() a template function; use libfmt
* refactor: make charint() use a lookup table
* chore: use std::equal instead of strncmp
* refactor: make tr_peerIoSetEnabled() a member method
* refactor: make tr_peerIoFlushOutgoingProtocolMsgs() a member method
* refactor: make tr_peerIoFlush() a member method
* refactor: make tr_peerWriteBytes() a member method
* refactor: make tr_peerWriteBuf() a member method
* refactor: make tr_peerIoGetWriteBufferSpace() a member method
* chore: remove unused declaration
* refactor: make tr_peerIoUtpInit() a member method
* refactor: make tr_peerIoNew() a member method
* refactor: make tr_peerIoNewOutgoing() a member method
* refactor: make tr_peerIoNewIncoming() a member method
* refactor: make tr_peerIoReadBytes() a member method
* refactor: make tr_peerIoReadUint8() a member method
* refactor: make tr_peerIoReadUint16() a member method
* refactor: make tr_peerIoReadUint32() a member method
* refactor: make tr_peerIoSetIOFuncs() a member method
* refactor: make tr_peerIoReconnect() a member method
* refactor: make tr_peerIoClear() a member method
* refactor: make tr_peerIoDrain() a member method
* refactor: move evbuffer_add_hton_16() impl to cc
* fix(gtk): prevent duplicate shortcut folders
This prevents duplicates if the recent destination is also a system
shortcut folder.
* refactor(gtk): create gtr_get_recent_dirs helper
* feat(gtk): remember 4 recent relocate dirs
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.
Charles Kerr