Return to phoenix shell when a pty stream is closed by twisp.
Pipes in phoenix with commands from the emulator do not appear to be
working properly, but something in there is working.
This involves establishing the protocol through which phoenix instances
run a command on the emulator. The pty is able to communicate with the
terminal in both directions. This commit adds logs to be removed later.
There are a few things left that this commit does not address:
- handling close of delegate process
- handling sigint from phoenix to delegate process
- closing the connection to twisp
I'll elaborate here because the commit name is confusing. Any time an
app gets a connection to another app, either because it launched that
app (or was launched by that app) or requested a connection to that app,
the ID the app gets to represent the app it's communicating with is now
a pseudo app id rather than the app instance ID. This accomplishes two
things:
1. It's more secure. There are multiple places where GUI assumes that
knowing an app's instance ID means you can do things as that app.
2. Between the same two apps, there may now be more than one connection.
This is useful for situations like Phoenix shell talking to the
emulator in multiple separate instances to pipe commands. (this is
coming later)
Changing the email address on an account that did not already have a
confirmed email would result in the email_confirmed column never being
set. This commit fixes that.
Additionally, an SQL statement using the unconfirmed email to identify a
row was changed so it now uses the user ID instead, which is safer.
Resolves: 759
The literal translation for Pictures IS Gambar-gambar, but after reviewing how it looks on live demo Puter, this translation seems a bit off, since other word like Videos is not Video-video, documents is not Dokumen-dokumen.
So, I think it's better to just translate Pictures to Gambar only. Indonesian actually does not care about singular and plural. If we really need to emphasize it plural, we just repeat the word. Which in this context, it is not that necessary to emphasize it.
