pidgin/pidgin

Bring back the URL escaping code, but use a better character whitelist.
release-2.x.y
2014-01-13, Mark Doliner
dc08416b884f
Bring back the URL escaping code, but use a better character whitelist.

I realized we can still percent-encode some characters to guard against
URLs containing $(xterm) causing xterm to start on horrendously broken
systems. We just need to be better about what characters we escape. So
I brought back Tomasz's code, added a few characters to the allowed list,
and we now use the escaped URI when starting ALL browsers. Works fine for me.
/** @page xfer-signals File Transfer Signals
@signals
@signal file-recv-accept
@signal file-recv-start
@signal file-recv-cancel
@signal file-recv-complete
@signal file-recv-request
@signal file-send-accept
@signal file-send-start
@signal file-send-cancel
@signal file-send-complete
@endsignals
@see ft.h
<hr>
@signaldef file-recv-accept
@signalproto
void (*file_recv_accept)(PurpleXfer *xfer, gpointer data);
@endsignalproto
@signaldesc
Emitted when an incoming file transfer has been accepted.
@param xfer The file transfer
@param data User data
@endsignaldef
@signaldef file-recv-start
@signalproto
void (*file_recv_start)(PurpleXfer *xfer, gpointer data);
@endsignalproto
@signaldesc
Emitted when an incoming file transfer has been started.
@param xfer The file transfer
@param data User data
@endsignaldef
@signaldef file-recv-cancel
@signalproto
void (*file_recv_cancel)(PurpleXfer *xfer, gpointer data);
@endsignalproto
@signaldesc
Emitted when an incoming file transfer has been canceled.
@param xfer The file transfer
@param data User data
@endsignaldef
@signaldef file-recv-complete
@signalproto
void (*file_recv_complete)(PurpleXfer *xfer, gpointer data);
@endsignalproto
@signaldesc
Emitted when an incoming file transfer has been completed.
@param xfer The file transfer
@param data User data
@endsignaldef
@signaldef file-recv-request
@signalproto
void (*file_recv_request)(PurpleXfer *xfer, gpointer data);
@endsignalproto
@signaldesc
Emitted before the user is prompted for an incoming file-transfer.
Plugins can intercept the signal to auto-accept/auto-reject the
requests. To auto-accept the file transfer, use
purple_xfer_request_accepted(). To auto-reject, set the status of the
xfer to PURPLE_XFER_STATUS_CANCEL_LOCAL.
@param xfer The file transfer
@param data User data
@endsignaldef
@signaldef file-send-accept
@signalproto
void (*file_send_accept)(PurpleXfer *xfer, gpointer data);
@endsignalproto
@signaldesc
Emitted when an outgoing file transfer has been accepted.
@param xfer The file transfer
@param data User data
@endsignaldef
@signaldef file-send-start
@signalproto
void (*file_send_start)(PurpleXfer *xfer, gpointer data);
@endsignalproto
@signaldesc
Emitted when an outgoing file transfer has started.
@param xfer The file transfer
@param data User data
@endsignaldef
@signaldef file-send-cancel
@signalproto
void (*file_send_cancel)(PurpleXfer *xfer, gpointer data);
@endsignalproto
@signaldesc
Emitted when an outgoing file transfer has been canceled.
@param xfer The file transfer
@param data User data
@endsignaldef
@signaldef file-send-complete
@signalproto
void (*file_send_complete)(PurpleXfer *xfer, gpointer data);
@endsignalproto
@signaldesc
Emitted when an outgoing file transfer has been completed.
@param xfer The file transfer
@param data User data
@endsignaldef
*/
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