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Paired with Mani.
Toggling the setting now calls LLUpdaterService::startChecking() and LLUpdaterService::stopChecking(), which enable and disable the service.
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user input.
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update service to note the failure; modified mac installer to write marker on error.
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recorded version which started the process.
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tests. Rev. by Brad
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Prior to this, you could get a viewer crash whose ERROR: message said only:
convert_from_llsd<std::string>: Invalid string value
This gave no hint as to *which value* was wrong, or where to go fix it.
Ironically, each convert_from_llsd<> specialization already has the
control_name and LLSD value in hand; added these to each such LL_ERRS message.
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marker path failing to expand correctly because it was happening too early in start up.
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