* Implement include/exclude
* Implement rsync compatible file globbing
* Implement command line filtering flags
* --delete-excluded - Delete files on dest excluded from sync
* --filter - Add a file-filtering rule
* --filter-from - Read filtering patterns from a file
* --exclude - Exclude files matching pattern
* --exclude-from - Read exclude patterns from file
* --include - Include files matching pattern
* --include-from - Read include patterns from file
* --files-from - Read list of source-file nam
* --min-size - Don't transfer any file smaller than this in k or suffix k|M|G
* --max-size - Don't transfer any file larger than this in k or suffix k|M|G
* Document
* Read metadata in file listing for 0 length files to fix syncs
* Ignore non-existent files in isManifestFile to fix errors on copy
* remove nsToSwiftFloatString - experiments with the swift program
indicate that it puts a variable number of points after the
decimal, so might as well use the one in the swift library.
* Make sure segments get deleted properly when move from segmented
to non segmented and vice versa
* Use internal list routine to detect errors on listing
* Remove the _segments container if possible
* Remove manifest first when deleting
Protects all variables in the pacer from concurrent modifications. It is now safe to modify pacer settings while it is running.
I decided to not go for an RWMutex, since all accesses are very short, so the overhead of an RWMutex isn't worth it.
Fixes#138.
* Convert all paths to UNC paths on Windows.
* Update local filesystem to always use UNC paths.
* Change tests, so they can work with Windows character replacements.
* Remove "/" suffix on paths.
* Always use path/filepath
As proposed in the FIXME, read folders in parallel.
This appears to fix "Next token is expired" on very big directories.
The only downside is that this doesn't abort at once if an error is found.
I added some logging, so there is some output for "-v".
Shorten the URL to be used by the user and automatically use the
returned code by the server. The browser is opened on
`http://(bindaddress)/auth`, and redirected to the actual URL. When
the code is returned it is automatically inserted, instead of
requiring a copy+paste.
This is also a workaround for the "open" package, which escapes "&"
wrongly on Windows, so the opened URL's are invalid.
