* Removed obsolete options:
* `CLICON_YANG_LIST_CHECK`
* `CLICON_RESTCONF_PATH` (moved to restconf/fcgi-path)
* Fixed: Configure option `CLICON_RESTCONF_PRETTY` was marked as obsolete but was still used.
* `CLICON_RESTCONF_PRETTY` is now obsolete for sure
* Instead restconf/pretty is used with API function restconf_pretty_get()
* Updated command-line usage of cli,netconf,backend apps in sync with clixon-docs user manual
* Documented differences between protocol stubs for external vs internal netconf
* These were included for testing
* If you want to run the Clixon test suite you need to point `YANGMODELS`, see test/README.md
* The following configure options have been removed:
* `configure --with-opt-yang-installdir=DIR`
* `configure --enable-optyangs`
* You may need to specify standard YANGs using configure option `--with-yang-standard-dir=DIR`
* Updated yang ietf models with fetures for tet
* Added option `CLICON_YANG_AUGMENT_ACCEPT_BROKEN` to accept broken yangmodels.
* This is a debug option for CI testcases where standard YANG models are broken
NETCONF hello errors, such as wrong session-id, prefix, namespace terminates session
* Instead of returning an rpc-error reply
Changed YANG PATCH enabling:
* Now: `./configure --enable-yang-patch`
* Before: set YANG_PATCH constant in `include/clixon_custom.h`
Refactored Makefile for static linking
Fixing the behavior when using the `--enable-debug` flag -> the `CFLAGS` variable get's overwritten. Also logging out the `LDFLAGS` variable for debugging purposes.
* That is, to configure with fcgi, you need to explicitly configure: `--with-restconf=fcgi`
* Updated main example to native restconf and several other fixes
- Fix event exit bug (set to new counter, dont increment)
- Changed default CI to be restconf=native instead of fcgi1~
- Tests:
- Change to same wait backend and restconf commands
- Change default restconf protocol from http to https
- Added autoconf config options, temporary for nghttp2 development: `--disable-evhtp`and `--enable-nghttp2`.
- Added special case for api-path:s beginning with //
* clixon_restconf daemon is installed in /usr/local/sbin (as clixon_backend), instead of /www-data
* `configure --with-wwwdir=<dir>` remains but only applies to fcgi socket and log
* New option `CLICON_RESTCONF_INSTALL_DIR` is set to where clixon_restconf is installed, with default `/usr/local/sbin/`
* Restconf drop privileges user is defined by `CLICON_RESTCONF_USER`
* `configure --with-wwwuser=<user>` is removed
* clixon_restconf drop of privileges is defined by `CLICON_RESTCONF_PRIVILEGES` option
* New clixon-restconf@2020-05-20.yang revision
* Added: restconf `log-destination`
- Restconf auth=none changes
- Load clixon-restconf and resolve features earlier so that config features work
- Removed auth=none code from example (this was non-std half-baked basic auth)
- Changed tests that used auth-type=none to enable feature clixon-restconf:allow-auth-none
- Moved cert creation from sub-shell to servercert function
- Fixed typos for dockerfile rename of restconf evhtp to native
When using "./configure --without-restconfig" the variables "WWWUSER" and "WWWDIR" are not defined, leading to a build failure.
This change simply sets those variables to an empty string.
* Netconf split lines input (input fragments) fixed
* Netconf input split on several lines, eg using stdin: "<a>\nfoo</a>]]>]]>" could under some circumstances be split so that only "</a>]]>]]>" be properly processed. This could also happen to a socket receiving a sub-string and then after a delay receive the rest.
* Fixed by storing residue and add that to the input string if later input is received on the same socket.
* Use [https://github.com/clicon/libevhtp](https://github.com/clicon/libevhtp) instead of [https://github.com/criticalstack/libevhtp](https://github.com/criticalstack/libevhtp) as a source of the evhtp source
* This is an alternative to manage a clixon daemon via sudtemd, containerd or other
* One important special case is starting the clixon-restconf daemon internally
* This is how it works:
* Register a process via `clixon_process_register(h, name, namespace, argv, argc)`
* Use process-control RPC defined in clixon-lib.yang to start/stop/restart or query status on that process
* Example code in the main example
