Before this PR, when a test failed, we often got:
```
thread panicked while processing panic. aborting.
error: test failed, to rerun pass '-p deltachat --lib'
Caused by:
process didn't exit successfully: `/home/user/deltachat-android/jni/deltachat-core-rust/target/debug/deps/deltachat-33648fc4aaad608c 'contact::tests::test_selfavatar_changed_event' --nocapture` (signal: 4, SIGILL: illegal instruction)
```
instead of the error message and stack trace.
This PR fixes this.
* Add DC_EVENT_SELFAVATAR_CHANGED
* Add test.
Unfortunately I can't easily also test that the avatar is not copied
from unencrypted messages:
In the second encrypted message, the avatar would not be sent again
then, because we only send avatars once a day or so.
* Unfortunately I can't easily also test that the avatar is not copied from unencrypted messages:
In the second encrypted message, the avatar would not be sent again
then, because we only send avatars once a day or so.
* add let's encrypt certificate missing on some older android devices
* create Certificate with Lazy::new()
* document certificate source
* use smaller *.der format instead of *.pem
Reduce the number of mutable variables and out parameters in
`add_parts`.
Also don't call `dc_create_smeared_timestamp` if there is no `Date`
header. Timestamps are only supposed to be "created" when the message
is sent, not received, to make sure sent messages are sorted properly
in MUAs that only use the date for sorting. Delta Chat uses database
IDs for sorting in addition to timestamps, so it can sort messages
with equal timestamps properly.
Update `dc_smeared_time` documentation.
Turn `dc_smeared_time` and `dc_create_smeared_timestamp` comments into
documentation comments.
The problem was:
When opening the connectivity view while there is no network,
get_connectivity_html() calls schedule_quota_update(), which schedules a
UpdateRecentQuota job. But in update_recent_quota(), connecting fails
and a ConnectivityChanged event is emitted (connectivity changes from
Error to Connecting and back). Therefore the UI calls
get_connectivity_html() again, and the loop is complete.
This made the UI completely unresponsible. To reproduce, just turn wi-fi
off and open the connectivity view.
The fix is:
schedule_quota_update() now only schedules a new job if there is no old
job. To prevent the possible (though probably unlikely) problem that an
old quota update job has a backoff of, like, a day and therefore quota
is not updated, I reduced the backoff time for quota jobs to 10s.
Fixes possibly https://github.com/deltachat/deltachat-android/issues/2043, but we should "re-try" this
* better readable enum
* add a failing test
* let new secure-joins abort existing ones
before, a stale secure-join or setup-contact
made the whole qr-scanning unusable until
the app is restarted,
resulting in "QR process failed" errors.
this commit fixes the issue by
aborting existing scans -
in cases, a user really wants two concurrect joins running,
this is not perfect, but that did not worked before as well.
* remove unused AlreadyRunning variant
* make clippy happy
* add Chattype::Broadcast and create_broadcast_list()
* do not disclose recipients for broadcasts
* allow sending/add-/remove-member for broadcast
* set broadcast subject same as for one-to-one chats
* broadcast-recipient-list does not include SELF
* use special icon for broadcast groups
* generate initial broadcast names
* make clippy happy
* send BCC message unencrypted to avoid unexpected disclosing; encryption is opportunistic anyway. if we have 'protected chats' at some point, we can think that over.
* reword 'To:'-group
* simplify can-send-check
* add broadcast tests
* tweak comments
* Update deltachat-ffi/deltachat.h
Co-authored-by: Hocuri <hocuri@gmx.de>
* change name of can_edit() to is_self_in_chat()
Co-authored-by: Hocuri <hocuri@gmx.de>
this is needed for targeting "non-blocking group QR joins"
as create_multiuser_record() would also be needed from other places.
this will make rebasing/rewriting and finally reviewing #2508 easier.
in the past, group-messages were marked as "read by recipient"
only when at least 50% of the group members have send a read receipt -
in practise, this does happen never or much too late esp. in larger groups.
setting the state OutMdnRcvd already on the first read-receipt
seems to be much more intuitive and useful as you at least know
one person has read the message.
this is also what other messengers as telegram are doing here.
moreover, this fixes a bug that did not add all read-receipts
to the "Info" screen - once "enough" read-receipts were received,
and the state was already set to OutMdnRcvd, subsequent read-receipts
were ignored.
probably because the "Info" screen did not show the read-receipts since forever -
and for the second tick, the addutional read-receipts are not needed.
* let quota-warning reappear after import
an import removes all device-messages,
including the quota warning.
resetting `Config::QuotaExceeding` makes sure,
the warning reappears soon after import -
otherwise the warning would reappear only after
storage is cleaned up and exceeds again.
* a second quota warning when 95% storage exceeded
* factor out warning-check and add a test for that
* add missing stock strings for connectivity and quota
* reword quota error
* use 'Incoming/Outgoing Messages' instead of 'Inbox/Outbox'
* just say 'Not supported by your provider.' if quota cannot be read.
- the context is already given by the headline
'Storage on domain.org'
- the string is short and does not disturb much
(it is a very common error)
- the string does not mention 'quota' as such,
which will be hard to translate ('Kontingentsinformationen') -
even if ppl as we know about the Quota extensions an such things.
there was also the idea to hide the whole section,
however, that is confusing in a multi-device-usage
when things are sometimes shown and sometimes not.
before, MsgsChanged(chat_id, new_msg_id) was emitted,
but that does not cover the deleted message.
in theory, we could emit both,
however, that would just be a waste of refresh in uis.
also before, events were used this way,
however, also the documentations are updated to
reflect reality better.
Implement get_previous_message() that only looks for the last
Message-ID in the References: header instead of using
get_parent_message() which falls back to using other Message-IDs from
References and In-Reply-To field.
* add a test for xing mailinglists
* strip long hash-prefixes from mailinglist name if we got the name from the List-Id as a last resort
* add a test for newsletter@ mailinglists
these mailinglists have the list-name in `From:`
and can be detected by addresses starting with `newsletter@`.
* if not list-name is set, use the `From:` name for addresses starting with `newsletter@`
this is similar to what we do with `notifications@`
* Update src/dc_receive_imf.rs
Co-authored-by: Hocuri <hocuri@gmx.de>
* add an example to the regex
Co-authored-by: Hocuri <hocuri@gmx.de>
* draft a download-api
* basic implementation
* allow partial downloads for protected chats
* use a separate column for download_state
* force a minimal timeout for delete_server_after in combination with partial messages
* add a warning if a possible download may expire by delete_server_after
* test load_imap_deletion_msgid()
* add a test for a partial download
* improve documentation and visibility
* let get_download_limit() return Result<Option>
* rusty getters
* apply MIN_DELETE_SERVER_AFTER to shown availability time
* move stub-creation to download.rs, use stock-strings, nicer logging
* make clippy happy (cargo clippy --tests)
* refine tests and comments
* fix typo
* remove superfluous closure in ffi
* respect partial_download for immediately scheduled DeleteMsgOnImap jobs
Integer overflows crash the application by default.
On a first sight this is only a potential crash that can't be
triggered, because timestamps are stored as i64 and ephemeral timer
duration is u32.
* add a test for .xt.local mailinglists
* get correct names of .xt.local mailinglists
these mailinglist probably come from the xt:Commerce system
and are pretty widely used.
i have not seen an .xt.local mailinglist with name set in List-Id,
however, if that happens, it will still be taken.
only if the name is unset,
we use the name from the From-header.
summary::Summary replaces Lot in the Rust API for methods returning
chatlist summaries. Lot is a legacy type for C API compatibility, so
Summary can be converted into Lot.
There is a real risk of an active attack when connecting to non-.onion
servers over Tor, as bad Tor exit nodes are cheap to set up.
It's probably not needed for .onion domains, but we don't make an
exception for now.
* check update timestamps for signatures, user-avatars, ephemeral-settings, last-subject
* check update timestamp for group-avatars
* check update timestamp for group-names
* check update timestamp for memberlist
* check update timestamp for protection-settings
* add a more advanced test
* add another more advanced test
* set last-subject-timestamp more carefully
* bubble up errros from set_*timestamp() and check for from_id==0 before
* simplify Params::set_i64()
* remove comment that is more confusing than helpful
* use update_timestamp() wording consistently
Also make Accounts uncloneable. It is still possible to derive Clone,
but does not make sense to do so, as .clone() creates two separate
account managers which use the same files but different unsynchronized
in-memory data structures.
