On 2021-03-28, Kristaps Dzonsons <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> $ cat <<EOF > my-cgit-filter.c >>>> #include <unistd.h> >>>> int >>>> main(void) >>>> { >>>> execl("/bin/lowdown", "lowdown", NULL); >>>> return 1; >>>> } >>>> EOF
So essentially all this is doing is stripping off the command line arguments. >>>> $ cc my-cgit-filter.c -o my-cgit-filter.c -static output file overwrites the input file here ^^ > Instead of downloading, recompiling, and installing lowdown; then > building and installing a program that execs the downloaded lowdown; why > don't you cut out the first step and call through to the C API installed > with the lowdown port? There's a full example in the EXAMPLES section > of lowdown_file(3). Alternatively you can copy the lowdown binary from the package, along with libc/libm/ld.so, into the chroot (which can be done from /etc/rc.local). Then there's no need to recompile things for future lowdown updates.
