Only 2 left, mainly because they're a NOP or don't work currently and need
fixing.

This covers tracker_config_get_crawling_interval() and
_get_removable_days_threshold() which were returning just 0.

Use _CRAWLER_ in there so we know where it comes from.

This patch does 3 things:
1. Fix the --with-enca (which should have been --enable-enca and was failing)
2. If JHBUILD_PREFIX is set, use that when no args are given
3. If no args are given, use the make distcheck default args in place

This will ensure documentation and unit tests are build most of the time and
things don't break so often :)

Cosimo Cecchi authored Dec 09, 2014 and Cosimo Cecchi committed Dec 10, 2014

Instead of a simple path comparison. This will work with relative paths,
double slashes and similar scenarios, since the path will be
fully-canonicalized by GIO before comparison.
The price to pay is recursively indexing the home directory, so we'd
better be extra careful...

https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=741317

Old symlinks were being left in the install dir

Fixes distcheck

Now these no longer exist, we can't use them and we shouldn't have been
anyway. This updates the test to not use GIO APIs anyway, it was only needed
to remove a file and it's not needed by the GVDB library so we don't want to
add the dep just to fix a unit test. Instead, we now use the unistd unlink()
API.

This API came in during GLib 2.40.

The tracker_info() is used now for the 'tracker' command's info command and it
make sense to remove the old make-shift tracker_info() API which was for
logging and duplicating g_info() anyway.

We assume error is set, but in some cases it is not. Check before using it.

https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=741141

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1133042

tracker_extract_persistence_invalidate() may already be using indirectly
the priv->persistence hashtable, ensure it's set up before this is called.

If length is 0, out of bounds data would be read, and then written.

This is global memory, and shared across threads, which doesn't play well
when (un)initializing it, as multiple simultaneous accesses can occur.