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In the Environment, we have a field HostsBlocks that reference
an unexported type hostsFile.
In order for any package to be able to use this field, we need to
export this type.
While at it, we rename the type from hostsBlock to Blockd to make it
simple and consistent with name.
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If the hosts block file never created before and the directory to
hosts block file is not exist, the hostsBlock update method will return
an error.
This changes fix this issue by creating the path to hosts block directory
first before fetching and storing the new update.
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Previously, running an instance of rescached assume that all
configurations and cache are located in /etc/rescached and
/var/cache/rescached.
It possible that we may want to use different base directory (or $PREFIX,
in the auto tools terms), for example "/opt/rescached" or as showed
in the "dev" task in the Makefile, we use "_test" as base directory
for running test instance.
This changes also fix an error when loading hosts file from non-existant
hosts.d directory.
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This changes add new directory called "block.d" under rescached.
This directory contains hosts file fetched from URL defined in hosts
block configuration.
In this way, we did not mixed between user created hosts file and
external hosts file.
In the configuration file, we changes the hosts block format from
single line
hosts_block = <URL>
into subsection with dynamic name,
[block.d "<name>"]
name = <name>
url = <URL>
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List of changes,
* Remove unused constants keyIsEnabled, keyIsSystem, and keyLastUpdated.
* Use the method String on instance of Duration instead of fmt.Sprintf.
* Replace any usage of io/ioutil package with its replacement.
* Check for error from calling Environment.init and Zone.Add.
* Prefix all returned error on hostsBlock.update method.
* Add "lint" task as part of default target, build.
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See https://kilabit.info/journal/2022/gpl/ for more information.
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This minimize storage size allocated by
* hostBlocks: from 88 to 80 bytes (-8 bytes)
* Environment: from 344 to 288 bytes (-56 bytes)
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