This adds support for using an API key with Filen to work with an MFA protected account
The webmodule needs to be integrated into ngclient, so the user can simply click the button and get the api-key assigned.
This adds support for supplying a url for the hostname which will also toggle the default SSL setting.
Removed providers MyCloudyPlace and dinCloud as they appear to no longer operate.
This PR adds a dynamic property so a backend can signal if it supports streaming, based on the settings.
This is currently used for the File backend, so that toggling `--use-move-for-put` will disable streaming on the backend instead of relying on the `--disable-streaming-transfers` flag.
This PR updates the S3 backend to automatically remove leading and trailing `/` characters so upgrades are less likely to encounter the error, as the previous version did not fail on such hostnames.
The check still captures cases where the user attempts to input a path or URL into the hostname field.
This fixes the reported timeout issue with MicrosoftGraphBackend cause by each fragment being required to be uploaded within the `--short-timeout` value.
With this PR the overall progress is monitored with `--read-write-timeout` (as before) and each fragment's speed is not measured.
Also updated the fragment numbers with +1 so the first fragment is "1/5" instead of "0/5", such that the last fragment is "5/5".
This PR handles empty responses with the status code 204 - No Content.
Prior to this PR a 204 response when cancelling an upload session would cause an error due to not being able to parse the empty body.
This should get us one step closer to figuring out what is triggering the errors.
This PR adds an explicit check for the status code for a B2 upload to ensure that non-success status codes are treated as failures.
Prior to this PR an upload would be considered a success if it has a failed status code but returns a valid JSON document with a `contentLength` property.
This PR updates the parsing code for errors/messags to avoid trying to read the stream twice.
This also removes the support for the unused HttpWebResponse (which is deprecated).
Carl Johnsen