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This produced a nonsensical warning in client mode. It is also redundant as there is this line: log_printf(L_INFO, "Server in ToxID whitelisting mode - only clients listed with -i can connect");
The client and server blocks were nearly identical. Now they share code. Both client and server now call memset() on tox_printable_id. The distinct client message "Generated Tox ID: %s\n" was not preserved; both client and server will say "Using Tox ID: %s\n" which is more accurate (Tox ID might be persistent with -C).
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More of my various small changes, mostly incidental to reading the code. ab4fa64 implements something you mentioned left to do in a comment (use
tox_callback_friend_connection_statusinstead of polling).