Previously, only the Admin or the principal herself could delete a
collection. Deletion is immediate and irreversible, so there is a risk
in allowing this. But it doesn't make sense to allow the creation of a
test collection and then block the subsequent clean-up.
Previously if an addressbook was an external resource, then all local
info was deleted, and all the remote addressbook entries were
re-inserted, potentially creating new sync tokens.
This change only updates modified records.
'make' (or 'make all', if one is interested in the apidoc) should now
do everything needed to run from a git checkout. At the same time,
it no longer rebuilds all translations (xgettext run etc.). This
can be done with 'make translations'.
Handle empty "modified" ldap mapping
add the epoch origin modification date if the "modified" attribute is either
empty in the config file or is not returned by the request.
Refs #99
See merge request !33
this reverts 9df80fbde19e561699af33b591e4fdb6c7bbf9cf
fixing the crash by requiring EMail.php (from AWL)
Note: this isn't called when inviting people yet, only when replying to
an external organizer or when cancelling a meeting with external
attendees. Actually sending these emails instead of just logging them
also requires setting $c->iMIP->send_email = 1;
Prometheus metrics (and database 1.3.2)
This adds support for a /metrics.php endpoint which can be scraped by Prometheus for collecting monitoring and performance data. The metrics can work in two different ways.
Firstly, they can work as a simple set of ever-increasing counters. This is the basic mode, using PostgreSQL database sequences for the underlying data, and hence the new database version associated here.
Alternatively, they can work with memcache to build a more detailed performance picture with more advanced metrics about requests and processing.
If you enable memcache enough to get metrics, you will also get detailed result caching in DAViCal, which seems to work well, but if strange things start to happen that disappear when cache is disabled then it would be great if you could file a detailed bug report.
See merge request !32
There's a long-standing annoyance about catching errors in the early
stages of startup - sometimes they seem to disappear nowhere and yet
nothing works. This fixes at least part of that.
