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(Remove tcpenabled from config.def.h as it can easily be flipped
at runtime via the cmdline switch).
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friendcreate() populates the fs, frienddestroy() removes the
friend related files from the fs.
removefriend() only acts on the data from the friend's remove
fifo. The "callback" in this case is responsible for reading the
fifo like in all other cases (sendfriendtext() etc.).
No weird dance with special function arguments to flag "official"
removal. All friend related "callbacks" just need to operate on
a struct friend *.
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This breaks if time travel becomes a possibility.
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Use fd's instead of fp's and simplify the case-handling for encryption.
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After the previous simplification of return-values of fiforead()
(exit if there's a more serious issue), fifoflush() can easily
be replaced with a oneliner calling fiforead until it returns 0.
In case 0 is returned, the underlying fifo will have already been
reopened.
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