BlocksEqual returns whether two slices of blocks are exactly the same hash and index pair wise.

BlockSize returns the block size to use for the given file size.

IsVersionMismatch returns true if the error is a reliable indication of a version mismatch that we might want to alert the user about.

NewDeviceID generates a new device ID from the raw bytes of a certificate.

DesiredPerFileBlocks is the number of blocks we aim for per file.

ClusterConfigMessage.Folders flags.

ClusterConfigMessage.Folders flags.

ClusterConfigMessage.Folders flags.

ClusterConfigMessage.Folders flags.

ClusterConfigMessage.Folders flags.

Request message flags.

ClusterConfigMessage.Folders.Devices flags.

Matches local ignore patterns.

Doesn't match content on disk, must be rechecked fully.

Change detected on receive only folder.

The kind is unsupported, e.g.

ClusterConfigMessage.Folders.Devices flags.

ClusterConfigMessage.Folders.Devices flags.

ClusterConfigMessage.Folders.Devices flags.

Shifts.

FileInfo.LocalFlags flags.

Flags that should result in a file being in conflict with its successor, due to us not having an up to date picture of its state on disk.

Flags that should result in the Invalid bit on outgoing updates.

MaxBlockSize is the maximum block size allowed.

MaxMessageLen is the largest message size allowed on the wire.

MinBlockSize is the minimum block size allowed.

PingSendInterval is how often we make sure to send a message, by triggering pings if necessary.

ReceiveTimeout is the longest we'll wait for a message from the other side before closing the connection.

BlockSizes is the list of valid block sizes, from min to max.

Global pool to get buffers from.

ErrTooOldVersion12 is returned by ExchangeHello when the other side speaks the older, incompatible version 0.12 of the protocol.

ErrTooOldVersion13 is returned by ExchangeHello when the other side speaks the older, incompatible version 0.12 of the protocol.

ErrUnknownMagic is returned by ExchangeHellow when the other side speaks something entirely unknown.

The HelloResult is the non version specific interpretation of the other side's Hello message.

The HelloIntf interface is implemented by the version specific hello message.

DeviceIDs is a sortable slice of DeviceID.

Ordering represents the relationship between two Vectors.