We had the legacy "memIndex" option to put the Camlistore index in
memory (the leveldb memdb) as an option in genconfig called
"memIndex", and we also had an option called "memoryIndex" for whether
to slurp the on-disk index to memory on start-up. Too confusing!
Instead, delete "memIndex" (since it's not the default anyway, now
that we have kv).
Then, also (the original point of this change): default the
memoryIndex option to true, so search works for people by default.
This option might go away in the future if it becomes the only required
way.
Also, document this.
Change-Id: Iddffa6e19adbf09c5aacd063aa44de362d90633b
This method will be used to find out when a permanode or claim
was (un)deleted for the last time.
This change also introduces the keyDeletes index entry which
allows to find the permanodes/claims that a delete claim deletes.
Finally, since some index keys have changed, this CL introduces
a check for an index schema version, to force users to reindex
when needed.
http://camlistore.org/issue/191
Change-Id: I6f8e5d3030a6ddc8b21ff5dc5db311f2ea16f613
Since 0d854e106c, we do not
use the env directly, but a copy of it, so os.Getenv does
not work to retrieve vars that were set in that copy.
Change-Id: Ibc6ab40ea2ee51e1dea6a5e9ceac782304e0039a
The integration tests run by devcam test require a
GPG keyblob in the default location (for camput), and
we do not track in git such a keyblob.
This change allows devcam test to create the keyblob
with devcam put init before running the tests.
Also, devcam server is now using CAMLI_KEYID instead
of hardcoding the key id in the dev server config file.
Change-Id: I030b88c9a9321016fedb62424e0e707621206922
Also makes kv use CAMLI_DBNAME for the index file instead of
CAMLI_KVINDEX_FILE; one less env var to care about.
http://camlistore.org/issue/225
Change-Id: I954cc2e5ff8ed1bb213435af18f1ecc2948c4e59
But really this should be a global option, and/or environment controlled,
like dev/demo.sh set up previously.
Change-Id: Iabf0c02e4a44ed574088e2938f3b4f53cabf3a43
Running 'go run dev/envvardoc/envvardoc.go' now shows:
'All environment variables are documented'
I also took the liberty of cleaning-up our mishmash of logic for handling
boolean environment variables, and cleaned up a couple other spots that didn't
seem right.
This change adds docmentation for all variables starting with (CAM|DEV|AWS).
This leaves some variables still undocumented. If there are variables worth
documenting in the following list, maybe we should rename them to have a
CAM{LI} prefix for consistency's sake:
APPDATA pkg/osutil/paths.go:86
APPDATA pkg/osutil/paths.go:102
DISPLAY pkg/misc/gpgagent/gpgagent.go:126
GOPATH pkg/fileembed/genfileembed/genfileembed.go:321
GOPATH pkg/osutil/paths.go:168
GOPATH pkg/test/world.go:54
GOPATH server/appengine/build_test.go:77
GPGKEY cmd/camput/init.go:77
GPG_AGENT_INFO cmd/camput/init.go:153
GPG_AGENT_INFO pkg/misc/gpgagent/gpgagent.go:50
HOME pkg/jsonsign/keys.go:79
HOME pkg/jsonsign/signhandler/sig.go:64
HOME pkg/osutil/paths.go:36
HOMEPATH pkg/osutil/paths.go:34
PKG_CONFIG_PATH pkg/index/sqlite/dbschema.go:59
RUN_BROKEN_TESTS pkg/fs/fs_test.go:67
SKIP_DEP_TESTS pkg/test/testdep.go:29
TERM pkg/misc/gpgagent/gpgagent.go:133
TERM pkg/misc/pinentry/pinentry.go:99
TESTING_PORT_WRITE_FD pkg/webserver/webserver.go:135
TEST_GPGAGENT_LIB pkg/misc/gpgagent/gpgagent_test.go:27
USER pkg/netutil/ident.go:135
USER pkg/osutil/paths.go:45
USERNAME pkg/jsonconfig/eval.go:228
USERNAME pkg/osutil/paths.go:43
VERBOSE_FUSE pkg/fs/fs_test.go:133
VERBOSE_FUSE_STDERR pkg/fs/fs_test.go:137
XDG_CONFIG_HOME pkg/osutil/paths.go:104
Change-Id: Ief28710d3deefd1e65247cb5d3b1d8dde73e1f2d
Also added -port flag, and untied the port to the
password in devcam server, always 'pass3179' now.
http://camlistore.org/issue/212
Change-Id: Iadf693951763d47907be17c53d4807a4706eb150
This tool will walk over interesting directories (-srcDirs flag) in the
source tree and look for references to environement variables. It then
cross-references these with environment variables found in a documentaion file
(-doc flag). Any values found in source but not documented are printed to the
screen, and the exit code is set to non-zero. Not all environment variables
are considered, only those matching one of the prefixes (-prefixes flag).
The change also begins the process of documenting environment variables.
Change-Id: Ie122b64b7befcb3104b960cf3d2d22bae443f67f
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