* Disabled all methods of HTTP fallback when HTTPS is enabled. This
is enforced on server side so that even modified client code (JS)
can not redirect client from HTTPS to HTTP, like it was possible
before (issue #355).
* Current solution unfortunately also disables automatic upgrade from
HTTP to HTTPS (when available), since all non-SSL connections are
droped immediately.
* Added prefixes to all log messages. Prefix should describe source of
message, like "config", "http", "ssl", "server", etc... This should
give users more info to figure out what went wrong or what is going
on. Prefixes also make automatic processing easier.
* Usage is not displayed by default when given command line options are
incorrect. This way it is easier to notice actual error.
* Added "reconnect" and "onsessionchange" message types to use with
embedded terminal. Usage examples were added to misc/embedded.html
file.
* Improved code for unix domain socket functionality.
* Changed initialization of variables and handling of unix socket path.
* Added fixes for command line argument parsing, that I forgot in previous
commit.
* Improved user input checking and error handling for code from #320.
* Added some guards for unlinking socket file in server init and destroy
functions.
* Added peer name handling for AF_UNIX type connections in HTTP handling
code.
* Added more checks for return values and null pointers.
* Removed some dead code and unused variables.
* Fixed handling of calls to exec() family functions. If this functions
fail we need to cleanup resources.
was not really interested in them. This could result in inefficient I/O
behavior and most noticably it broke the ability to interrupt long running
output with CTRL-C.
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systems with an implementation of poll() that isn't completely POSIX
compliant. We now fall back on calling select() instead. That's not our
first choice, but it is presumably the best that MacOS X can do.
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Fixed some compiler warnings when compiling with -Wextra
Thanks to Jan Jaeger's excellent bug report, made some changes
that should make it easier to build ShellInABox for OpenWRT.
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- A couple of changes to avoid false error messages in valgrind.
- Fixed a bug that could potentially lead to a double-free()
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ill-advised choice, as this particular compiler options has a tendency to
generate a lot of false positives.
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In particular, work around a problem with gcc complaining about NULL format
strings. And added additional system header files that might be required on
some platforms.
This should fix some of the problems reported when compiling on BSD-style
systems. But we are still using SysV style session management code. This
probably needs to be rewritten before ShellInABox can be run on BSD-style
system.
In particular, we rely on grantpt(), we use the utmpx API, and we access
/dev/urandom.
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first release of ShellInABox that supports an AJAX interface
instead of the original Java applet.
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