as a bonus we've fixed several FIXME issues for favorite email notification
and updated parts of the codebase for these activities to a more modern style.
Calling serverError with a clientError status code (4xx) means it will
automatically default to Internal Server Error (500) which is in the
server error status code range (5xx). That is undesirable.
If you accidentally deleted a remote user's avatar from filesystem,
it'd take until its URL was updated that you got it back. Now it
happens if the local avatar file doesn't exist.
So far we only trust i.ytimg.com for YouTube thumbnails, but you can
configure the Oembed plugin in config.php by setting the plugin's class vars:
addPlugin('Oembed', array('param'=>'value', ...));
Some might think this is a security risk or privacy invasive, but as the Oembed
script is already calling remote sites to get information _about_ linked media,
the way to stop it is to disable the Oembed plugin. However it is not certain
it has been migrated out into a plugin properly yet. But try it if you want to.
The portion after StartAtomPubNewActivity would never be reached since
Favorite handles that activity through ActivityHandlerPlugin nowadays.
So I cleaned it up and followed a couple of paths, making stuff prettier.
will verify unknown aliases against old ones if the new identifies as a
previously recognized URI.
Steps:
1. Check the newly received URI. Who does it say it is?
2. Compare these alleged identities to our local database.
3. If we found any locally stored identities, ask it about its aliases.
4. Do any of the aliases from our known identity match the recently introduced one?
Currently we do _not_ update the ostatus_profile table with the new URI.
Use profile URL (not URI), like elsewhere.
Profile::getUri() doesn't actually do anything useful, here--
it does nothing unless a plugin (like OStatus) is already
able to resolve the Profile into a backend object (e.g.: an Ostatus_profile).
If we might not already have an Ostatus_profile for a given Profile,
then we need to use $profile->getUrl() and fetch the data from that URL.
If we know the URI sent from the remote party, and we don't know the
notice it is replying to, we might still be able to put it in the same
conversation thread!
So that we can actually find commandline.inc.
This should have been updated when the files in the EmailSummary tree
where moved down a level into subdirectories.
At the same time we change this to call ActivityUtils::checkAuthorship
instead to let the retrieval/verification go through event handling.
rozzin (Joshua Judson Rosen) found this error. Thanks.
We need to look up a feed profile for HandleFeedEntryWithProfile events,
regardless of whether they're an OStatus user, group, or something else;
this is the least hairy way of doing that--the alternative being
to keep spreading the same logic all over the calling code.
Theoretically, this change might allow OStatusGroups to be recorded
as the authors of activities if they pass through any authorless
activities; but that's why we have checkAuthorship().
Similarly to what ActivityUtils::checkAuthorship does; try to ensure
that activities from ambiguous OStatus feeds (groups and peopletags)
that require explicit authorship don't get in without explicit authors.
InboxNoticeStream::getNotices() no longer returns an ArrayWrapper;
just fetch notices normally via $notice->fetch(), so that
we can actually get the top notice-ID and update email_summary_status
accordingly--and not mail about the same notices repeatedly.
The last commit found a bug that a previous move of the FavCommand
into a plugin called $this in FavoritePlugin instead of the instance
of a CommandInterpreter class. Now that call is statically defined in
CommandInterpreter and appropriately called in FavoritePlugin.
In the future, use events for formatting microapp notices, more specifically
through the plugin's function "showNoticeContent" or similar, which is called
from MicroAppPlugin, which is extended from ActivityHandlerPlugin.
