This doesn't need any interacion of the user at startup, unlike
retroshare-nogui which requires the user to login on the shell this doesn't
even need a TTY.
At startup this just parse command line, read the PGP keyring, look for
available locations, and start listening for JSON API requests.
Another difference with retroshare-nogui is that this is capable to
generate/import PGP identities, generate locations, and in general anything
possible through the RetroShare API.
retroshare-service is suitable also to run it as a system service, even
in very constrained systems such as Android ot a Docker container.
retroshare-service drop support for libresapi so only the new JSON API
is exposed, it will completely obsolete retroshare-android-service once
retroshare-qml-app is ported to the new JSON API.
Makefile.retroshare-gui:7593: warning: overriding recipe for target
'temp/moc/moc_TorProcess_p.cpp'
Makefile.retroshare-gui:7572: warning: ignoring old recipe for target
'temp/moc/moc_TorProcess_p.cpp'
Makefile.libretroshare:3811: warning: overriding recipe for target
'temp/linux-g++/obj/hashstream.o'
Makefile.libretroshare:3772: warning: ignoring old recipe for target
'temp/linux-g++/obj/hashstream.o'
jsonapi-generator is now capable of generating API for headers outside
retroshare/ directory
jsonapi-generator do a bit of methods parameter sanity check
JsonApiServer is now integrated in the rsinit hell like other services
Add *::exportGPGKeyPairToString to a bunch of classes in cascade
RsControl is now capable of calling back a function when retroshare is almost
completely stopped, this is useful when running retroshare toghether with
externally managed runloop such as QCoreApplication
Expose a bunch of methods through JSON API
retroshare-nogui remove some dead code and fix stopping from the RetroShare API
Remove the redundant code and use the new function for importFriendlist().
This was not tested - i use the same code in SyncFriends plugin and tested it there.
