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Set DETAILS, an alist containing the key value pairs to set for the account of USERNAME, a registered username or account fingerprint. The value of the parameters not provided are unchanged. TIMEOUT is a value in milliseconds to pass to the `call-configuration-manager-method' procedure.
Return the public key fingerprint of ACCOUNT.
Return the 'AllModerators' property for the account of USERNAME, a registered username or account fingerprint.
Add CONTACT, the 40 characters public key fingerprint of a contact, to the account of USERNAME (either a fingerprint or a registered username).
Return the contacts associated with the account of USERNAME as two values; the first one being the regular contacts and the second one the banned contacts. USERNAME can be either the account 40 characters public key fingerprint or a registered username. The contacts returned are represented using their 40 characters fingerprint.
Return the first account associated with USERNAME, else #f. USERNAME can be either the account 40 characters public key fingerprint or a registered username.
Disable the account known by USERNAME, a registered username or account fingerprint.
Import the Jami account ARCHIVE and return its account ID. The archive should *not* be encrypted with a password. Return the username associated with the account.
A Jami account fingerprint is 40 characters long and only contains hexadecimal characters.
Remove CONTACT, the 40 characters public key fingerprint of a contact, from the account associated with USERNAME (either a fingerprint or a registered username). When BAN? is true, also mark the contact as banned.
Set the 'AllModerators' property to enabled? for the account of USERNAME, a registered username or account fingerprint.
Enable the account known by USERNAME, a registered username or account fingerprint.
Set the moderator flag to ENABLED? for CONTACT, the 40 characters public key fingerprint of a contact for the account of USERNAME, a registered username or account fingerprint.
Return the Linux kernel command line as a list of strings.
This procedure is meant to be called from an initrd. Boot a system by first loading LINUX-MODULES (a list of module names) from LINUX-MODULE-DIRECTORY, then installing KEYMAP-FILE with 'loadkeys' (if KEYMAP-FILE is true), then setting up QEMU guest networking if QEMU-GUEST-NETWORKING? is true, calling PRE-MOUNT, mounting the file systems specified in MOUNTS, and finally booting into the new root if any. The initrd supports the kernel command-line options 'gnu.load' and 'gnu.repl'. It also honors a subset of the Linux kernel command-line parameters such as 'fsck.mode', 'resume', 'rootdelay', rootflags and rootfstype.
Mount the root file system, specified by the 'root' command-line argument, if any.
MOUNTS must be a list of <file-system> objects.
When VOLATILE-ROOT? is true, the root file system is writable but any changes to it are lost.
ON-ERROR is passed to 'call-with-error-handling'; it determines what happens upon error.
Find OPTION among ARGUMENTS, where OPTION is something like "gnu.load". Return the value associated with OPTION, or #f on failure.
Make essential device nodes under ROOT/dev.
Create static device nodes required by the given Linux release. This is required in order to solve a chicken-or-egg problem: The Linux kernel has a feature to autoload modules when a device is first accessed. And udev has a feature to set the permissions of static nodes correctly when it is starting up and also to automatically create nodes when hardware is hotplugged. That leaves universal device files which are not linked to one specific hardware device. These we have to create.
Mount /dev, /proc, and /sys under ROOT.
Find OPTIONs among ARGUMENTS, where OPTION is something like "console". Return the values associated with OPTIONs as a list, or the empty list if OPTION doesn't appear in ARGUMENTS.
Setup the INTERFACE network interface and /etc/resolv.conf according to QEMU's default networking settings (see net/slirp.c in QEMU for default networking values.) Return #t if INTERFACE is up, #f otherwise.
Return #t if the setgroups proc file, introduced in Linux-libre 3.19, exists.
Run THUNK as a child process within the namespaces of process PID and return the exit status, an integer as returned by 'waitpid'.
Return #t if user namespaces are supported on this system.