Thanks to Florian Weimer

The exit function is not declared in this context, so the check will always
fail with compilers which do not accept implicit function declarations. Change
the return type of main to int and return directly from main instead.

Ticket in the PRADO framework GitHub project:

Support for OFFSET parameter without LIMIT clause in SQL query for TActiveRecord

https://github.com/pradosoft/prado/issues/819

Changes:
 - add new filters
 - rework /objects/stats/category-sum endpoint with keeping compatibility
 - change /jobs/stats/sum filter into /jobs/stats/type-sum
 - datestart and dateend parameters are now deprecated
 - datestart does not have default value (previously 1 month)
 - update documentation

thomas_franz authored Dec 19, 2022 and Eric Bollengier committed Dec 19, 2022

Extended attributes in FreeBSD exists for attrnamespace "user" and
"system". Bacula saves this data serializing extended attributes for every
file.

In the source bxattr_freebsd.c of bacula 13.0.1 the following problems could be
identified:

 - Bug missing data during backup: If a file has extended attributes of type
   "system" but not of type "user" then these are missing in the serializing
   stream for the backup. This is caused by the return statement when no
   extended attribute of type "user" exists.

 - Memory leak when using extattr_namespace_to_string() because this function
   calls strdup() and does never free the memory allocated by strdup(). This
   problem did not exists until Bacula 7.4.4, but the correct handling was
   dropped in Bacula 7.4.5.

 - Memory leak during backup of files having extended attributes of both types
   "user" and "system". In this case the pointer "xlist" is used first for
   "user" and then for "s...