the purpose of the autofetcher was to automatically back up and host
published content, it is simpler to do this in a separate script that
uses existing daemon functions than to have it be built in
-fix daemon functions to start/stop lbry files
-remove unused stuff in LBRYFileManager
-improve and use new get_lbry_file function instead of _check_history,
which didn’t use the lbry file manager
-use said function to let delete_lbry_file use the same search keys
(sd_hash, name, and file_name)
-logging in LBRYDownloader
-Add LBRYFileProducer, to host the contents of a download without
having to keep re-opening it as it is added to
-included sd hash in ManagedLBRYFileDownloader, to make comparing the
contents of the file manager against name claims easier
-add get_lbry_file function, which returns information about a LBRY
file found by sd_hash, file name, or lbry uri
-set_settings accepts a dict of settings
-adds upload_log field, defaulting on true, this uploads the lbry
log file to lbry.io to help figure out if and where things aren’t
working
-default_download_directory is the key of the path where files are
saved
-gets publish working with sources
-adds check_first_run function, returns True/False
-previously only is_running would work during startup, check_first_run,
get_time_behind_blockchain, and stop have been added
-requires six 1.9, 1.10.0 produced errors
-don’t start console if daemon is running, display a message alerting
user
-move os x data directory to match app
-add timeout parameter to get function
Use
lbrynet.lbryfilemanager.LBRYFileDownloader.ManagedLBRYFileDownloaderFact
ory instead of
lbrynet.lbryfile.client.LBRYFileDownloader.LBRYFileSaverFactory
