* Implemented support for emitting intermediate certificates from pfx files
* Added certificate check to crash earlier
* Fixed loading certificate on Windows
The option has no effect.
This closes#3566
The block cache was added originally to work around perceived slow hash table lookups in the database.
By having an in-memory dictionary, lookups would be much faster.
It has no effect on disk wear, as the lookups are read-only.
The impact of such a cache was measured to be minimal with recent versions of SQLite.
- Add support for subfolders
- Implement robust file selection using fileID for Download/Delete operations instead of concatenation of path + filename
- Improved validation for folder existence during backend connectivity tests supporting subfolders.
This issue does not affect the pCloud backend per se and its functioning as expected.
The issue is related to a symptom the BackendTester revealed as discussed here:
https://github.com/duplicati/duplicati/pull/5709
It turns out the backends should assume the caller has set the input stream at the correct position and take it from there.
Therefore the fix is simply to remove the .Position = 0; which was well intended as a way to make sure the stream was at the beginning, but thats not the pattern to follow when integrating backends.
A future blog post/tutorial on new backend integrations will mention these premises.
This fixes a case where the update checker keeps an old reference to the previous updated version, despite running a newer version.
It also removes some use of `Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetName().Version` with the information from `UpdaterManager.SelfVersion.Version` as that should follow the update info.
This fixes#5698
This fixes#5252
Changed the strategy to use absolute paths for all operations, to avoid cases where a silent reconnect would end up in a different folder.
Add backwards compatible option to use CWD style relative operations.
Added support for detecting the SSL certificate hash when there is a certificate error.
Delay was caused by AWS library performing network queries when reading properties on the configuration object.
On top of this, the properties were read twice.
Unified reading+application of options between iDrive and AWS S3.
Delay was caused by AWS library performing network queries when reading properties on the configuration object.
On top of this, the properties were read twice.
Unified reading+application of options between iDrive and AWS S3.
Kenneth Skovhede