src/pgp/gpg.c:p_ox_gpg_readkey
Used to read a public key from a file. The function will return the fingerprint
of the file and the base64 encoded key.
src/xmpp/ox.[hc]
ox_announce_public_key(const char* const filename) can be called from the /ox
announce <filename> command. The key within the file will be pushed on PEP and
the Metadata node will be set.
Issue: #1331
Plain chat messages not working for non-carbon + no OTR support.
On master we did some clean-up. The problem is at https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/blob/0.9.patch/src/event/server_events.c#L625 (0.9.0). The implementation looks like:
- HAVE_LIBOTR is set - _sv_ev_incoming_otr
- HAVE_LIBOTR is not set - _sv_ev_incoming_plain
I think the `_sv_ev_incoming_otr` can handle otr and plain, because I didn't find a `_sv_ev_incoming_plain` if `HAVE_LIBOTR` is set.
On master for 0.10.0 the implementation is much better:
https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/blob/master/src/event/server_events.c#L623
But, we just call `_sv_ev_incoming_otr` independent of `HAVE_LIBOTR`.
Unfortunately, `_sv_ev_incoming_otr` is doing nothing if `HAVE_LIBOTR` is not set:
https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/blob/master/src/event/server_events.c#L538
I did some more clean-up at sv_ev_incoming_message and changed the implementation of `_sv_ev_incoming_otr`.
```
static void
_sv_ev_incoming_otr(ProfChatWin *chatwin, gboolean new_win, ProfMessage *message)
{
// OTR or plain
plain
}
```
The caller do not take care of `HAVE_LIBOTR`, call `_sv_ev_incoming_plain` if you are sure it's a plain message or call `_sv_ev_incoming_otr`. `_sv_ev_incoming_otr` can be used for otr / plain or for plain only.
In 0.9.x we fixed an issue, because OMEMO devices should be defined in "item"
with id "current". This should work, but it won't work if there is no "current".
If there is no "current" we will just use the first item.
Issue #1384
Messages from Conversations contains:
<request xmlns='urn:xmpp:receipts'/>
And would not be displayed in Profanity as it never reached
_handle_chat(..).
So far:
```
/executable urlsave html "test %u" results in url.save.cmd[html]=test %u
/executable urlsave * "test %u" results in nothing.
```
Probably due to limitation in .ini file format.
Additionally to ec7e635e75.
In the earlier commit I just setted the test value ignoring the real
format.
Now we correctly transform:
```
[logging]
urlopen.cmd=xdg-open
```
into:
```
[executables]
url.open.cmd=false;xdg-open %u;
```
