Hello,
On April 1, I sent "udhcpc6 renew message copy/paste error" email
about udhcpc6 sends the wrong message ID for Renew message due to
copy/paste error from IPv4 dhcpc.c. (Was DHCPREQUEST, should be
D6_MSG_RENEW.) After fixing that, I found that the Renew is sent
correctly, and the DHCPv6 se
Emmitting NORMAL resets the entire SGR state of the terminal, which
includes colors. We don't want that now, since those sequences can
come between a colored line, and this would cut the coloring short.
UNHIGHLIGHT is a dedicated code to just flip the HIGHLIGHT (invert)
bit to off, and is a better
The earlier implementation used to just strip color escapes. This makes them
output 'raw', coloring the screen. Like less, it assumes that the codes don't
move the cursor. Emits NORMAL at newlines, like less, to deal with malformed
input.
count_colctrl() counts the number of chars in the next ANSI
The switch was half-implemented earlier and it only used to trim escape
sequences. This patch series implements the feature fully i.e. makes
it emit color (SGR) sequences raw, and fixes other behaviour around it.
function old new delta
buffer_print
Emmitting NORMAL resets the entire SGR state of the terminal, which
includes colors. We don't want that now, since those sequences can
come between a colored line, and this would cut the coloring short.
UNHIGHLIGHT is a dedicated code to just flip the HIGHLIGHT (invert)
bit to off, and is a better
The earlier implementation used to just strip color escapes. This makes them
output 'raw', coloring the screen. Like less, it assumes that the codes don't
move the cursor. Emits NORMAL at newlines, like less, to deal with malformed
input.
count_colctrl() counts the number of chars in the next ANSI
The switch was half-implemented earlier and it only used to trim escape
sequences. This patch series implements the feature fully i.e. makes
it emit color (SGR) sequences raw, and fixes other behaviour around it.
Bloatcheck:
function old new delta
You're right. I am a part of a community distro which uses busybox by
default, and we need something to be able to change privileges to an
arbitrary user, but it is not portable to expect a tool to print all of
a username longer than 8 characters. Using the UID is more reliable.
There is no standa
Emmitting NORMAL resets the entire SGR state of the terminal, which
includes colors. We don't want that now, since those sequences can
come between a colored line, and this would cut the coloring short.
UNHIGHLIGHT is a dedicated code to just flip the HIGHLIGHT (invert)
bit to off, and is a better
The earlier implementation used to just strip color escapes. This makes them
output 'raw', coloring the screen. Like less, it assumes that the codes don't
move the cursor. Emits NORMAL at newlines, like less, to deal with malformed
input.
count_colctrl() counts the number of chars in the next ANSI
Reposting. Added signed-off line.
The switch was half-implemented earlier and it only used to trim escape
sequences. This patch series implements the feature fully i.e. makes
it emit color (SGR) sequences raw, and fixes other behaviour around it.
Bloatcheck:
function
On Tue, May 10, 2022 at 05:06:35PM +0300, Michael Tokarev wrote:
> 10.05.2022 16:53, Michael Tokarev wrote:
> ..
> > Do you really want su there? Maybe setpriv will better suit your needs?
>
> Grrr, and setpriv in busybox does not support user/group settings at all... ;)
Ah, that's why I didn't n
10.05.2022 16:53, Michael Tokarev wrote:
..
Do you really want su there? Maybe setpriv will better suit your needs?
Grrr, and setpriv in busybox does not support user/group settings at all... ;)
Why I asked: it is uncommon for su to accept numeric UIDs, - be it busybox
or anything else. Also,
10.05.2022 16:30, Ben Fuller wrote:
Signed-off-by: Ben Fuller
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Hi,
I want to be able to use UIDs rather than usernames in order to handle
cases where some POSIX tools truncate usernames at 8 characters. This
patch adds a `-n` flag to su, which causes it to interpret the given
USER as a numer
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