It's odd that JF still had code lying around for generating a self signed cert. Currently, it does not do this so this code has been removed.
JF also appears to have functions in place to modify provided certs? Warrants deeper investigation. JF should not be attempting modifications of any certs under any circumstance.
* Compare the MD5 checksum when downloading plugins
* Reduced log spam due to http requests
* Removed 'GetTempFileResponse' function from HttpClientManager
* Fixed caching for HttpClientManager
Upgrading plugins was broken for various reasons. There are four
fixes and a minor one:
1. Use a directory name based only on the `Name` of the plugin, not
the source filename, which contains the version. Avoids strange
duplication of the plugin.
2. Use the new directory name for the deletes if it's present, so
that installation and removal happen at that directory level
and we don't leave empty folders laying around. Ensures we
properly remove additional resources in plugins too, not just
the main `.dll` file.
3. Ignore the incoming `target` when installing, and always set
it ourself to the proper directory, which would matter when
reinstalling.
4. Deletes an existing target directory before installing if it
exists. Note that not calling any of the plugin removal code
is intentional; I suspect that would delete configurations
unexpectedly when upgrading which would be annoying. This way,
it just replaces the files and then reloads.
5. (Minor) Added some actual debug messages around the plugin
download section so failures can be more accurately seen.
This was added in #801 which broke the previous plugin install
behaviour. Previously plugins could be loaded from subdirectories
but this search was only for the highest level. Change it to search
all subdirectories instead to restore the previous behaviour.
Also modifies the same option from #934, though I'm not 100% sure
if this is needed here.
Vasily
Bond_009
Joshua Boniface
sparky8251
Anthony Lavado
dkanada
Anthony Lavado