This makes sure that even if a NFD file name exists, it is found by the
storage and will be visible to higher layers. Even though the file will
be discarded anyway there, it gives the scanner a chance to display a
warning at least.
The one we ship may cause problems since Equifax is not included anymore (SHA-1 certs) are deprecated. We should just be consistent here and also use the certificate file which is used by the other calls in the library.
Since the library can only store the full response in memory on
download, we use an alternate client lib and set the correct headers to
be able to stream the content to a temp file.
Using the Guzzle stream directly here will only return 1739 characters for `fread` instead of all data. This leads to the problem that the stream is read incorrectly and thus the data cannot be properly decrypted => 💣
This approach copies the data into a local temporary file, as done before in all stable releases as well as other storage connectors.
While this approach will load the whole file into memory, this is already was has happened before in any stable release as well. See d608c37c90 for the breaking change.
To test this enable Google Drive as external storage and upload some files with encryption enabled. Reading the file should fail now.
Fixes https://github.com/owncloud/core/issues/22590
The current logic is checking whether:
1. The returned value is a boolen
2. The returned value is a string and then matches for "true"
Since the config is now written to the database the data is now a string with the value "1" if HTTPS is set to true. Effectively this option was thus always disabled at the moment, falling back to plain HTTP.
This change casts the data to a boolean if it is defined as boolean.
Fixes https://github.com/owncloud/core/issues/22605
Fixes https://github.com/owncloud/core/issues/22016
When encryption is enabled, GDrive would think that all files are text
files. This fix falls back to the extension based detection when a
non-special mime type is returned
1) Properly detect empty file extension, can be null.
2) When renaming part file to final file, use the correct file name
without extension, if it exists
3) When renaming a file, do not delete the original file if it had the
same id, which can happen with part files
Joas Schilling
Robin McCorkell
Lukas Reschke
Robin McCorkell
Vincent Petry
Robin Appelman
Bjoern Schiessle
Senorsen
Jesús Macias