Ben Boeckel

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Interpreting flags is akin to tea leaf reading without being the linker/frontend itself and is why CMake has avoided it where possible. Alas, we get into these problems. I have...

Oh, I see that `openvpn` *exits* if the auth fails…maybe I can get systemd to restart it in that case… ~~Perhaps a dedicated exit code could be used?~~ Meh, `systemd`...

I have that in the client configuration file already. Here's the non-cert bits of the configuration file in use (some configuration fields anonymized): ``` dev tun persist-tun persist-key data-ciphers CIPHER_LIST...

Here are the logs around an MFA failure: ``` Dec 05 11:59:43 farprobe openvpn[256417]: 2024-12-05 11:59:43 AUTH: Received control message: AUTH_FAILED Dec 05 11:59:43 farprobe openvpn[256417]: 2024-12-05 11:59:43 SIGUSR1[soft,auth-failure] received,...

Ok, thanks. Should I try to plumb some option to `--timeout=0` in #649 or is it OK to make it unconditional? I think it might also make sense to pass...

[This code](https://github.com/pypa/wheel/blob/41b375ef33e3368f6f58c13f9649491d01c2ba5e/src/wheel/vendored/packaging/tags.py#L461-L487) seems to be poorly structured and is probably the root cause. `universal2` is arm64 *and* x86_64, not "not x86_64" as this code currently does. `_mac_binary_formats` looks to make...

> is your CPython a universal2 one ? Yes. > If so, the default platform tag will always be universal2 when building a platform specific wheel. Hrm, that's unfortunate. >...

My case is that I have libraries built completely outside of `setup.py`'s view because the build system is too complicated to have `setuptools` drive the build (because it wants to...

I'd like to stop using an internal implementation detail of `_PYTHON_HOST_PLATFORM` at least. Either make it a proper parameter somewhere or fix the auto-detection. So migration of the issue to...

> you can configure the measurement mode Terminal uses in the Compatibility settings. Is there some capability that applications can use to detect this (e.g., to have an accurate `wcwidth`...