Thu, 21 Dec 2017 19:48:27 +0100
davql: allow ANYWHERE keyword in SELECT statements
This may seem pointless, but users might want to be explicit about this and the grammar is more consistent.
This commit also adds some no-ops to the functions body of the SET parser, because some day the grammar might allow more clauses after the WHERE clause.
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This element can only have <code><directory></code> elements as children.</p> <h2 id="directory">directory</h2> <p>This element configures a sync-directory. A sync-directory must have a unique name, a (local) path, repository and a database.</p> <p>Required elements: <code><name></code>, <code><repository></code>, <code><path></code>, <code><database></code><br /> Optional elements: <code><collection></code>, <code><trash></code>, <code><max-retry></code>, <code><backup-on-pull></code>, <code><lock-pull></code>, <code><lock-push></code>, <code><lock-timeout></code>, <code><filter></code></p> <h3 id="name">name</h3> <p>Unique sync-directory identifer. This identifer is used in combination with all <em>dav-sync</em> commands.</p> <p>Type: string<br /> Example: <code><name>mysyncdir</name></code></p> <h3 id="repository">repository</h3> <p>Name of the WebDAV-repository. A repository with the same name must be configured in [config.xml][1].</p> <p>Type: string<br /> Example: <code><name>myrepo</name></code></p> <h3 id="path">path</h3> <p>The path of the local directory that should be synchronized. The path must be an absolute path or start with an environment variable. A path with an environment variable must start with an <code>$</code> followed by the variable name optionally followed by a path. For example:</p> <pre><code>`<path>$HOME/Documents</path>`</code></pre> <p>The part between <code>$</code> and <code>/</code> is the environment variable name.</p> <p>Type: string<br /> Example: <code><path>/absolute/path</path></code></p> <h3 id="database">database</h3> <p>Path to the database file used for this sync-directory. The path must be relative to the <em>$HOME/.dav/</em> directory.</p> <p>Type: string<br /> Example: <code><database>myrepo-db.xml</database></code></p> <h3 id="collection">collection</h3> <p>Path of the collection relative to the repository root collection. For example if the repository url is <em>http://example.com/webdav/</em> and the collection value is <em>/myfiles/</em>, the directory is synchronized with <em>http://example.com/webdav/myfiles/</em></p> <p>Type: string<br /> Default: /<br /> Example: <code><collection>/myfiles</collection></code></p> <h3 id="trash">trash</h3> <p>Path to the trash directory for this sync-directory. Files that should be deleted will be moved to this directory. The value must be an absolute path or relative to the sync-directory path.</p> <p>Type: string<br /> Example: <code><trash>.trash</trash></code></p> <h3 id="max-retry">max-retry</h3> <p>This integer value controls how many attempts of downloading/uploading a file in case of an error are made.</p> <p>Type: integer<br /> Default: 0<br /> Example: <code><max-retry>3</max-retry></code></p> <h3 id="backup-on-pull">backup-on-pull</h3> <p>If this element has the value of true, the <em>pull</em> command will move old local files to the trash directory before downloading the new version from the server.</p> <p>Type: boolean<br /> Default: false<br /> Example: <code><backup-on-pull>true</backup-on-pull></code></p> <h3 id="lock-pull">lock-pull</h3> <p>Enables locking for the <em>pull</em> command.</p> <p>Type: boolean<br /> Default: false<br /> Example: <code><lock-pull>true</lock-pull></code></p> <h3 id="lock-push">lock-push</h3> <p>Enables locking for the <em>push</em> command.</p> <p>Type: boolean<br /> Default: false<br /> Example: <code><lock-push>true</lock-push></code></p> <h3 id="lock-timeout">lock-timeout</h3> <p>Specifies the lock timeout in seconds. If the lock-timeout is 0, the client doesn't request a specific timeout and the server's default value is used. If the lock-timeout is -1, a infinite timeout is requested.</p> <p>Type: integer<br /> Default: 0<br /> Example: <code><lock-timeout>50</lock-timeout></code></p> <h3 id="filter">filter</h3> <p>With the filter element, include and exclude filters can be specified, to control which files are synchronized. The <em>pull</em> and <em>push</em> command apply these filters to file paths. At first it is checked if a file is matching any include filter. If so only files matching not an exclude filter are further processed.</p> <p>Note: The file path is relative to the directory path (and WebDAV collection) but always starts with an path separator.</p> <p>Optional elements: <code><include></code>, <code><exclude></code></p> <h3 id="include">include</h3> <p>Controls which files will be included by <em>pull</em> and <em>push</em>. If an include filter is specified, only files matching this filter are included.</p> <p>Type: regex string<br /> Default: .*<br /> Example:</p> <pre><code><filter> <include>\.pdf$</include> </filter></code></pre> <h3 id="exclude">exclude</h3> <p>Controls which files will be excluded by <em>pull</em> and <em>push</em>.</p> <p>Type: regex string<br /> Example:</p> <pre><code><filter> <exclude>^/secretdir</exclude> <exclude>\.DS_Store$</exclude> </filter></code></pre> </div> <!-- end content --> </body> </html>