On 2024-02-05 17:39:33, Mouse wrote:
> > I was mostly offline over the weekend, and gmail refused pop3 this
> > morning [...]
>
> > So I closed the tab and went to other windows, but next time I passed
> > that virtual desktop I clicked "get messages" in thunderbird out of
> > sheer habit... and i
On 2024-02-05 12:09:28, Rob Landley wrote:
> I was mostly offline over the weekend, and gmail refused pop3 this morning
> with
> "web login required", and the https://mail.google.com page prompted me for my
> login/password (I log out when done with the thing I couldn't do without
> logging
> in)
> I was mostly offline over the weekend, and gmail refused pop3 this
> morning [...]
> So I closed the tab and went to other windows, but next time I passed
> that virtual desktop I clicked "get messages" in thunderbird out of
> sheer habit... and it worked. And I can send too.
I suspect gmail i
It was on my todo list because
http://lists.landley.net/pipermail/toybox-landley.net/2023-November/029887.html
but the patch just did a basic "length++" count of characters, which I thought
was all that was necessary until I started in on the test cases...
Rob
On 2/5/24 11:33, enh wrote:
> huh, i
I was mostly offline over the weekend, and gmail refused pop3 this morning with
"web login required", and the https://mail.google.com page prompted me for my
login/password (I log out when done with the thing I couldn't do without logging
in) and then it wanted to SMS me with a phone number it gues
huh, i'd never heard of this (and it's not used in any of the code i
have access to), but debian shows it's used a bit:
https://codesearch.debian.net/search?q=wc%5C+-L&literal=0
On Mon, Feb 5, 2024 at 9:09 AM Rob Landley wrote:
>
> Who was it who asked for wc -L again? Because here's what the deb
Who was it who asked for wc -L again? Because here's what the debian version is
doing:
$ echo a | wc -L
1
$ echo -n a | wc -L
1
$ echo -e '\ta' | wc -L
9
$ echo -e '\t\b' | wc -L
8
$ echo -e '\t\b\bx' | wc -L
9
$ echo -e '\t\b\b\b' | wc -L
8
$ echo -e 'abc\td' | wc -L
9
$ echo -e 'abc\bd'
abd
$ ec
