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Trying to fix issue #384
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The latest changes on the platform caused the user agent to be
unable to download the smtp client certificate, receiving a 401 in
response. I added the authorization header to the call on the user
agent so that is fixed.
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Trying to apply a little of this:
https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0020/
False doesnt point out what is being disabled.
The other argument changed only because of arguments order.
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already explaining this
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longer starts the smtp server
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Adapted to run on current application module
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Get soledad from soledad_session, instead of using the private one from
Account.
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Use it instead of reapeating fdoc.content[flags]
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It was used only to retrieve encryption key. This should be done by who
is using it.
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- accidentally removed in previous commit
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otherwise
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We removed app factory and moved root resource
initialization to application.py
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Problem is, that the debian version is linked against a broken
sqlcipher. Our version is statically linked against a version of
sqlcipher that comes with python-sqlcipher.
See https://github.com/pixelated-project/project-issues/issues/110
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