On 10/7/24 12:54, Gustaf Neumann (sslmail) wrote:
Dear all.
[..] However, there are many cases, where existing programs use
"ns_mkstemp", which cannot be replaced easily. When looking at
OpenACS, I see 33 cases like - the temporary name is passed to an
external program (e.g. "tar", "zip", imag
On 07.10.24 12:54, Gustaf Neumann (sslmail) wrote:
So, dropping the support for "ns_mkstemp" fully is not a good option.
You mean ns_mktemp?
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On 07.10.24 17:59, Andrew Piskorski wrote:
I'd lean towards turning ns_mktemp into a wrapper around Tcl's "file
tempfile". That calls TclUnixOpenTemporaryFile() and thus mkstemp()
or mkstemps(), but it looks like Tcl has already done the necessary
work to easily make the wrapper backwards com
On Mon, Oct 07, 2024 at 12:54:32PM +0200, Gustaf Neumann (sslmail) wrote:
> However, there are many cases, where existing programs use "ns_mkstemp",
> which cannot be replaced easily. When looking at OpenACS, I see 33 cases like
>
> - the temporary name is passed to an external program (e.g. "ta
Dear all.
Since Tcl9 is out there, it becomes time for working towards the NaviServer 5
release. The most recent version of NaviServer from the main branch works
nicely with the release of Tcl9 (for trying, you might consider the docker
image "gustafn/naviserver/latest-tcl9-bookworm” from
http
