Project cleanup
* Updated .gitignore
* Autogenerated .js files were removed.
* Fixes for issues 39, 43, 166 and 172 were transferred from .js to .jspp files
o Use of runtime linkage emperils correctness of package. So, runtime
linking disabled in configuration.
o Workaround using environment variables to pass the names of the
shared libraries into the daemon is disabled.
o Auxiliary source file used to determine the current soname for
libssl is removed.
o Hurd doesn't support PATH_MAX, so we elide it from the forkPty
function. Code will work on non-hurd systems as well.
o In case ptsname_r isn't available, it is provided even when openpty
*is* available.
o Moved libssl from a dependency to being recommended.
o Added small program to support Recommended link generation.
o Fixed typo in lsb-base dependency.
o Added comment in the package description about the need for libssl.
o Fixed permissions on libhttp/ssl.c
o Added environment variables for specifying the ssl and crypto
libraries.
o According to the poster, the desired feature it supporting arbitrary
paths in the request URL s.t. proxying doesn't break SIAB.
o Rewrote poster's patch to void pointer arithmetic.
o Integrating comments from Markus.
o Patch for html5 drag-and-drop applied. From the poster,
Here is a quick proof-of-concept patch against the current SVN head
that adds support for dragging and dropping text into a shellinabox
session if the browser supports HTML5 drag-and-drop. It has only
been tested with shellinabox/demo/demo.html
o According to the poster,
Hello, here is a patch to fix the problem. The problem was that in
some places the author wrote "elem.style.className" while the
correct property is "elem.className", thus when the screen was
recreated (to fix some bug linked to print preview apparently), the
property wasn't saved correctly.
Changes applied.
o According to the poster, the desired feature it supporting arbitrary
paths in the request URL s.t. proxying doesn't break SIAB.
o Rewrote poster's patch to void pointer arithmetic. Use of rindex()
may prove hazardous to portability.
o From the poster:
i had the same problem on ubuntu 8.04 (hardy heron) 64 bits.
solved it by removing the option from the source code:
shellinabox/service.c (line 150)
//"-oVisualHostKey=no -oLogLevel=QUIET %%s@%s", host);
"-oLogLevel=QUIET %%s@%s", host);
o A compatible change was made.
o install target of rules used a hard link from the usr/share
directory to etc. This will be unreliable in many circumstances.
Linking changed to a copy.
o From a poster:
Just looking at this error a little more, the fix is easy for lion.
Change line 1664 to:
char cmsg_buf[CMSG_SPACE(sizeof(int))];
And you should be able to get it to compile.
o Made a compatible change even though the original code was valid.
Probably a compiler version issue.
o From the author:
I have a fix for the French and Swiss keyboard layout issues. There
was also a typo in the encoding of unicode characters that prevented
from typing the Euro sign. Attached is my patch.
o From the author:
Here is a simple patch that prompts the user to enter the text he'd
like to paste. It is not integrated to the OS clipboard because to be
honnest I've never seen any such hack work reliably among browsers,
but at least it's a quick way to transfer text.
It adds a menu entry in the context menu "Paste from browser"
o Revised debian/ control files.
o Pulling 2.10 source, changes made since then by Markus, as well as
patches by Jay Weisskopf (from GitHub).
o Setup to build from git repository as working directory using
git-buildpackage.
Auto-generated certificates are RSA, but the header does not indicate
this (e.g. BEGIN PRIVATE KEY). Since the type is not specified,
the certificate was not being parsed correctly, and attempts to
connect over HTTPS failed and caused web browser errors.
Fixes "ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH" in Chrome.
Fixes "ssl_error_no_cypher_overlap" in Firefox.
Completely discard hostnames containing invalid characters, instead of
merely replacing the invalid characters with uninitialized memory.
Signed-off-by: Anders Kaseorg <andersk@mit.edu>
Red, the previous cursor color, should not be used during nominal
operation because most people subconsciously associate it with
"bad" or "problem". Additionally, this change makes it more
consistent with other widely-used terminal applications.
was not really interested in them. This could result in inefficient I/O
behavior and most noticably it broke the ability to interrupt long running
output with CTRL-C.
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systems with an implementation of poll() that isn't completely POSIX
compliant. We now fall back on calling select() instead. That's not our
first choice, but it is presumably the best that MacOS X can do.
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problems. Unfortunately, without access to a MacOS X build environment, some
of these have to be mere educated guesses...
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