Enable upstream entrypoint changes with Ceph Docker

Update davclient.js for headers fix

Add header for attachment disposition only once

Make sure we can store strings as per the interface

Avoids scanning the root storage

Use the notification instead of the disruptive popup for settings/users errors

Behat test for update of a shared file

Allow defining a limit and offset for getObjectIdsForTags

* user with a quota of 0 gets a file shared and can't update this file
  because the wrong quota is used to verify if the update is allowed

Recent refactorings have resulted in the header being added twice, this makes browsers ignore the header which removes any security gains.

This changeset adds the header only once and adds integration tests ensuring the correct header in future.

https://github.com/owncloud/core/issues/22577

Case insensitive contact search

Add verbose flag to occ commands of autotest*

Accumulate notifications instead of blinking

Throw normal exceptions instead of eating them

since 9.0 we have a additional parameter $position used for integrity…

Make FilesReportPlugin::processFilterRules non-public

The notification tests were not restoring the clock properly, but
indirectly helped other tests pass.

Since now we're restoring the clock properly, the other tests were fixed
to still work.

This makes it possible to display multiple notifications.
If the options.type is set to "error", it will also add a close button.

This check will skip the background scan for the root storage
because there is nothing in the root storage that isn't already
in another (mostly user-) storage.

Fixes #22501

Moved set -e option to enable executable checks again

Add integration tests for tags plus fix permissions

Move `-an` after the input arg because it is an output option

We should check for exceptions when trying to get the avatar

Show username when writing "Insufficient storage" into owncloud.log

Fix public page footer position in IE

The content element needs hasLayout, so triggering it with a display
attribute.

Without this, the #content element's height would be as high as the
window's height instead of adjusting itself to its contents' height.