We want to be sure that `Library` actually exists when we use it.
While it is not a silver bullet (user can still create a shared_ptr on
a raw pointer), making the `Server` keep `shared_ptr` on the library
help us a lot here.
We want to be sure that `Library` actually exists when we modify it.
While it is not a silver bullet (user can still create a shared_ptr on
a raw pointer), making the `Manager` keep `shared_ptr` on the library
help us a lot here.
This commit drops the usage of the userlang cookie in the backend but
not in the frontend. UI language control should be broken at this point
and will be fixed in the next few commits.
Created a generic function multipleQuery which takes:
1. string (representing a comma separated list)
2. param (the value to query on using Xapian).
Category and language query will use this function.
Now (in a library.xml flow) a book is considered to contain an
illustration only if both "faviconMimeType" and "favicon" attributes
are set to non-empty values.
According to POSIX, sockaddr_in is declared in netinet/in.h.
Some POSIX systems (notably OpenBSD and FreeBSD) declare it in
only this header, so including it is required. Others, like Linux,
are are more lax in exposing symbols to the namespace, providing
sockaddr_in via additional headers, but it does no harm to include
the standard header on such systems.
The previous "fix" (merged PR #924) was buggy. It not only didn't work
in Chromium v90, but in more recent versions too.
I verified that this fix works in Firefox (v111) and Chromium (v90):
- Attempts by the ZIM content to break out of the viewer iframe are
blocked.
- PDFs are displayed in the viewer.
With non-empty root location, the canonic form of the root URL for a
kiwix server is now required to end with a slash (to match the situation
for an empty root location). This requirement enables usage of relative
URLs on the welcome page and resources/scripts loaded through that page.
A slashless root URL is redirected to the slashful version.
Now the root location is URI-encoded too.
In order to properly test this change the root location in the tests was
changed from "/ROOT" to "/ROOT#?" (or "/ROOT%23%3F" in URI-encoded form),
which is why this commit is so big.
This change doesn't make much sense on its own - the real goal is to
prepare some ground for easier implementation of URI-encoding of the root
location.
Testing of this functionality revealed that the query part containing +
symbols (as replacement for spaces in the parameter values) isn't
forwarded properly as the + symbols are URI-encoded (this is a bug on
the part of the `RequestContext::get_query()` the result of which
already contains URI-encoded +'s).
- Before this change `InternalServer::build_redirect()` only URI-encoded the
article path, ignoring the book name and/or the root location components of
the URL.
- In order to be able to test this fix, corner_cases.zim was renamed to
contain a couple of special URL symbols in its filename. The
`create_corner_cases_zim_file` script was updated accordingly.
`false` is a pretty bad default value as most user want to track
the real download.
By removing the default value, we force user to make a choice.
We could have change the default value to true but it would have been
a silent API change and we don't want that.
User may already have a pointer to the `Download` and it is not protected
against concurrent access.
We could update the status of new created `Download` as by definition,
no one have a pointer on it.
But it better to not do it neither :
- For consistency
- Because the first call on update status may be long on windows (because
of file preallocation). It is better to not block the downloader for that.
Special URI symbols occurring in the item path part of the search result
link were NOT encoded, because that would also encode the path separator (/)
symbol. Now that `urlEncode()` never encodes the / symbol, it is safe to
encode all other URI-special symbols in the path.
This change is a quick hack solving known issues with URI-encoding in
libkiwix.
This change removes the slash character from the list of URL separator
symbols in URL encoding/decoding utilities, and makes it a symbol that
is safe to leave unencoded.
Effects:
- `urlEncode()` never encodes the '/' symbol (even when it is requested
to encode the URL separator symbols too).
- `urlDecode(str)`/`urlDecode(..., false)` will now decode %2F to '/';
other encoded URL separator symbols are NOT decoded when the second
argument of `urlDecode()` is set to false (which is the default).
Without specifying the "Path" attribute of the cookie in the "Set-Cookie" header
we end up with multiple instances of the cookie for different URLs. We
want a single "global" cookie for kiwix-serve. Besides we want it to be
"permanent" rather than a session cookie, hence the large (1-year-long)
TTL value for the "Max-Age" attribute.
From now on, the `lang` parameter of the /catalog/search,
/catalog/v2/entries, and /catalog/v2/partial_entries endpoints is
interpreted as a comma-separated list of languages.
Before this change RequestContext::get_query() returned a reordered
query string (alphabetically sorted by the parameter names).
This fix facilitiates testing of responses where the request URL appears
in the response.
Multizim search requires that all selected books be in the same
language.
No new URL query parameter was introduced for specifying the intended
search language - `books.filter.lang` can be used for that purpose.
The server_search unit-test was updated to use a slightly cheating
library xml file where the language of example.zim was tweaked from "en"
to "eng" in order to match that of zimfile.zim. Note that this change
drops from the tested server two other goofy ZIM files corner_cases.zim
and poor.zim that have been/are included in ServerTest.
Matthieu Gautier
Veloman Yunkan
Nikhil Tanwar
Anthony J. Bentley
Emmanuel Engelhart