We suspect no-one is actually using this possible form of upload, and
ideally would remove the code for it entirely. First we need to log any
uploaders that do use this form to be sure.
The CL arg won't actually *do* anything yet, because this script doesn't
actually have a logger set up at all. But we need to fake this else
eddn.conf.Settings.loadConfig() won't be called correctly or work.
Fixes the regression identified in #165
However the gzip code path can still erroneously think a decompressed
request body is form encoded when it is not. This happens when any text
in the decompressed body matches the regex:
.+=[^\&;]*
i.e. some text, followed by `=`, and then some more text, possibly
empty, followed by an ampersand `&`, or semi-colon `;`, or the end of the
string.
`&` and `;` are used to separate key=value pairs in form encoding, the
`=` separates a key from its value.
* A few uploading PC softwares are listed to lower the barrier for a new
player finding such. This is *never* going to be an exhaustive list.
* Added section listing console options for contributing data. Again,
not intended to be exhaustive.
* Layout/sections tweaked. Hopefully the use of double horizontal rules
emphasises which section text is a part of.
* Document the "you tried to use plain HTTP" response from Reverse
Proxy in the appropriate section.
* Switch URL for Gateway.py to `live` branch.
* 'disallowed' Schema Validation error cites **value**, not key *name*.
* Call out the possible need to explicitly subscribe to the empty topic
in order to receive messages... and that currently server-side topic
filtering isn't possible.
* Expand the initial blurb into a full 'About' section.
* Making 'Using EDDN' an actual section, to facilitate migrating away
from the wiki page.
* Guide players towards some useful information (guide and sites).
* Ensure developers know to check the *live* documentation.
* Explicitly link to the current wiki page and EDDN status.
* Add 'Hosting of the live service' section, and only list the current
situation (Vivio hosting is 4-5 years ago now, and Anthor's was never
called out).
The whole build/install process is dependent on the EDDN_ENV value
anyway, so we might as well use it.
This way if a future setup doesn't have a specific string in CWD this
check doesn't break.
Yes, this whole check means you MUST be building from a git checkout,
not the files sourced by some other means.
These are what I was using on my home server to test the prior code
changes to how the Gateway code reports errors.
Ultimately these should become a part of proper tests, but for now
they're at least in the repository for anyone to utilise.
