Daniel Dunn
Daniel Dunn
Not sure why I didn't get an issue notification for this before, but it does seem to be a memory leak. A lot of stuff looks to be allocated in...
For now, I am using ASGI routing as a workaround, just stripping off the extra uri path component if it's doubled, and it seems to be acceptable for now even...
Yeah this would be amazing!
As far as I can tell, the root block points to the root directory. Every time we change the root dir N times, we have to move it, which would...
I think they are modifying the parent pointer in place, so the pointer to it remains valid, it's the same exact physical block. They only move it every 1000 updates...
If I understand it right, it only does the in place update 1000 times, then it moves on to another pair of blocks, the only thing that permanently stays in...
Using SLIP in userspace makes a lot of sense for non IP data. It's a bit specific for a generic serial lib (There's no modbus or DMX or NMEA support,...
Yeah, I'm not a fan of breaking changes myself, and everything works great now. The current implementation follows the rule of least surprise, it works exactly as I was hoping...
#2610 is possibly relevant. As I understand it, MACs are *not* subject to the birthday paradox (Reference: https://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/50085/are-macs-vulnerable-to-birthday-attacks). An 8-byte MAC, at 500 messages per second, would take hundreds of...