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This reverts commit 7342c7f0e19e15ab3c7ba2133a56393c15989f08.
Turns out there are still issues after all.
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Summary:
This will automatically take care of migrating the users from
users.json; you may delete that file.
Note that this removes htpasswd support. We now store (hashed) user
passwords in the database.
See T19 for rationale.
Test Plan: Run this on a testnet for a while, try to break it.
Reviewers: ilbelkyr, #antispammeta
Reviewed By: ilbelkyr, #antispammeta
Tags: #antispammeta, #database
Differential Revision: https://dev.antispammeta.net/D2
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Summary: Resolve T6 and use the opportunity to get rid of our dependency on `XML::Simple` once and for all.
Test Plan: Run the bot with JSON config files.
Reviewers: Unit193
Reviewed By: Unit193
Tags: #antispammeta
Maniphest Tasks: T6
Differential Revision: https://asm.shalture.org/D1
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This likely introduces twenty new bugs, but on the other hand it avoids
twenty thousand other issues (most of them relating to XML::Simple
doing the utterly wrong things all the time and configuration merely
mitigating the issues, rather than fixing the core problem)
so chances are it's more than worth it.
We check if there's shiny new JSON-based config in place already; if
not, we try to load XML config and convert it to the new format. The old
config files are left untouched in case we fucked up somehow.
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Janik Kleinhoff