Fix issue #6269

close statement was never executed due to it being after a return
statement.

This reverts commit 5a5b6f18.

init_var and init_radio  where only used in the installation template

A new unit test has been added in consequence.

Whenever an exception occurs in the sabre connector code or code called
by it, it will be logged.

This plugin approach is needed because Sabre already catches exceptions
to return them to the client in the XML response, so they don't appear
logged in the web server log.

This will make it much easier to debug syncing issues.

The Freebox is the multimedia device of a french Internet provider: Free. This device provides a seedbox which uses the user agent "Mozilla/5.0". In the "Content-Disposition" header, if the "filename" key is used with the "filename*=UTF-8''" value, the seedbox does not take care about the header and saves the file name with the origin URL. This patch brings the support for the Freebox users.

Sometimes it's not possible to disable APC entirely and some of
apc_functions are disabled. Only thing which is possible is
to disable apc.enable option.

In environments where there are rules for the email addresses, the "from
address" that owncloud uses has to be configurable.

This patch adds a new configuration variable 'mail_from_address'.
If it is configured, owncloud will use this as the sender of *all*
emails. (OwnCloud uses 'sharing-noreply' and 'password-noreply' by
default). By using the 'mail_from_address' configuration, only this
email address will be used.

When mounting an ownCloud (backend OC) inside another ownCloud (frontend
OC), the frontend OC will use WebDAV to upload file, which will create
part files. These part files need to be accessible for the frontend OC
to rename them to the actual file name.

This fix leaves the file cache untouched but gives direct access to part
file info when requested.

This means that part file can be accessed only when their path and name
are known. These won't appear in file listtings.

Fixes #6068

OC_Util::setupFS($user) will create a data dir for the given string - no matter if the user really exists - OCP\JSON::checkUserExists($owner); introduces a ready to use check which will bail out with an JSON error

This reverts commit 6254f0a4.