Juliusz Chroboczek

> My preference would stick with being able to specify a glob to cover in > my case wg*. This might end up being the right solution, but I need...

The `-G` option can take a Unix domain socket, which obeys the filesystem permissions.

That looks very good. Rather than walking the dictionary multiple times, once for each key, I suggest we walk it just once, filling in the structures on the fly, doing...

Line 2848, please use a while loop.

I'm pretty sure your code will be both simpler and cleaner if you do a single pass over the dictionary. Something like while(not at end) { foo = get_next_entry() if...

Greg, can you please check my branch bdecode and tell me if it's okay to commit that under your name?

> Also make sure you get the want = -1 Right. > and while changes ?

> Anything left to merge this in? I want to tweak it some more, but I'm really busy right now. Sorry.

No, that's wrong. If you change the setting, previously cached objects will not obey the new value. Also, please don't use spaces within brackets, and document any setting you introduce,...

> Regarding caching, one solution would be to clear the cache whenever the > setting is changed. The code should do something like you described in > "Purging the on-disk...