This time, it was overriding SPECIAL-USE attrs based on the config file,
causing bad config folders to be used as GMail specials. Now, it checks
the folder is already set as the special type before going looking for
it by name.
Convert getters that look like properties into actual properties,
remove unused and redundant public and internal API, convert
implementation to use a tree that aucyally maintains references between
steps, rather than each creating a new list of path steps and
manipulating that.
Instead of each top-level IMAP folder being a FolderRoot object, then
children of that being FolderPath objects, this makes FolderRoot an
"empty" FolderPath, so that both top-level and descendant folders are
plain FolderPath objects. Aside from being more technically correct,
this means that empty namespace roots can now be used interchangably
with non-empty namespace roots (addressing issue #181), and custom
folder implementations no longer need to provide their own trivial,
custom FolderRoot.
To support this, a notion of an IMAP root and a local root have been
added from which all remote and local folder paths are now derived,
existing places that assume top-level == root have been fixed, and
unit tests have been added.
This re-adds support for using GCR for pinning certs, but only if GCR
is in a known good state. If so, pinned certs will be stored using GCR,
if not, they will be stored in Geary's XDG data dirs as a fallback.
Rather than store a list of pinned certs each with a set of idenities,
just use a map of idenities to certs. This simplifies both storage,
lookup, retreival, and will allow pins to be persisted on a per-identity
bassis, allowing a cert to be saved for one host but not saved for
another.
On FreeBSD, checking sqlite.h without the dependency would look at
/usr/include/sqlite.h (base system version) instead of
/usr/local/include/sqlite.h (ports version, which has FTS and everything).
Make the cert mamager easily available to acccount editor panes, hook up
to untrusted-host when validating the new account and prompt to pin
certs as needed.
The docs for accept-certificate require that clients do not block while
handling it, and Geary will typically prompt the user when handling it.
This fix schedules handling the signal to be executed seperately on the
main loop.
This moves connection error notification in ImapClientService to one
place, so status updates and errors are only reported once, and the
correct status changes are made. This fixes TLS cert problems both
being reported as such, and as a service problem.
The new class encapsulates cert pinning functionality and provides a
GIO GTlsDatabase implementation for hooking pinned certs directly into
GTlsConnection. Initial impl just stores pinned certs in memory for now.
