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Welcome "git blame" user.  This massive commit was decided upon by
the Cyrus development team meeting on June 8th, 2015 by unanimous
vote.  It changes the indent style to "all spaces, 4 spaces per
indent level, no tabs", and also strips all trailing whitespace.

To assist you with navigating around this change, there are two
tags applied to the changes.  This commit will be called "posttab"
and the one before it "pretab".

Chances are, you're trying to find the commit which changed a line,
and you've wound up here.  You need to redo your "git blame" on
prior commits like this:

git blame pretab imap/imapd.c

(or whatever file you're trying to blame on)

This will get you the history of the file before we rewrote all
the whitespace.

If you have a branch which you want to convert all the commits
into the new spacing style for easy rebase/cherry-pick, then
you can run:

   1) git checkout <mybranch>
   2) git rebase pretab
   3) git filter-branch --tree-filter tools/remove-tabs.pl pretab^..HEAD
   4) git rebase posttab

NOTE the "pretab^".  It is very important that you keep the ^ so that
this commit is the one that collects all the whitespace changes.

This will rewrite all the commits on your branch to the new whitespace
style and then rebase it on top of the posttab commit.  Since the
empty pretab commit will be rewritten to match posttab exactly by the
filter-branch process, the rebase will be clean and will skip the
pretab commit.

NOTE: you may need to make fixes at step 2 if your branch is old and
won't rebase cleanly on top of pretab.  Step 3 is noisy and slow, but
should always run correctly.

This is exactly like cyrusdb_open, but you pass a 'struct txn **'
and get back a database already locked.

This commit just implements it in terms of a call to the backend's
lock code after opening, but in future at least some backends can
optimise by knowing that the caller wants a writelock, and avoid
releasing and re-obtaining the lock.

This will help with lock order debugging, and possibly with
more general "long lock" tracking too.

(cherry-picked from FM branch, partial)

-- Remove all lines containing $Id: by executing
   perl -pi -e"s/^.*\\\$Id:.*\n//" `git grep -l "\$Id:"`

-- possible remove an "empty" line, surrounding the former $Id: lines

-- in ptclient/pt(expire,loader).c replace CVS version with git version.

Because -Wall -O2 complains about it.  Even when the values cannot
possibly be used uninitialised.

under a strange combination of IO error paths.
Coverity CID 981716.

Annotate with EXPORTED (visibility=default) all symbols (functions
and variables) that are defined in libcyrus and are used out of
the library.

One of these days, pow! right in the -Werror.

Compare two strings in the same way the current DB would

This means the 'cyrusdb_backend' datastructure is no longer
available to anything outside lib/cyrusdb* - giving a much
cleaner API.

also: rename dump/undump to dumpfile/undumpfile

rename all DB functions to new cyrusdb_*

perl -p -i -e 's/\w*DB->(foreach|store|fetch|close|commit|abort|delete|consistent|dump)/cyrusdb_$1/' i

perl -p -i -e 's/\(?(\w*DB)->open\)?\(/cyrusdb_open\($1, /' imap/*.c lib/test/*.c cunit/*.c ptclient/*

some other magic with DB_{OLD,NEW}

This reverts commit d11722d.

I didn't mean to push this one.  I actually think it's bogus