Eric Biggers

libpam treats PAM_AUTHTOK as a null-terminated string internally, e.g. when `pam_set_item()` is called. The manual page for `pam_set_item()` says that it must be null-terminated. It would be very strange to...

Doesn't it "just work" now because btrfs.ko has a softdep on "crc32c" which is one of the aliases of "crc32c_generic.ko"? FWIW "crc32c_generic.ko" is going to be renamed to "crc32c.ko" in...

(But for SHA-256 you still need to explicitly list sha256_ssse3.ko. I will be fixing that next...)

> If you don't include "crc32c_generic" in the initramfs, then Btrfs will use the software implementation, not the hardware one. I don't think this is plausible, as the same module...

But again, I'm just talking about crc32c. sha256 is still broken.

Yes, for 6.14 and later kernels just remove crc32c-intel.ko from your initramfs if you had added it to there at some point. It is not needed anymore. Also see https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/1jvqtyn/no_arch_linux_kernel_builds_are_not_broken/.

> I clearly asked to change the checksum Right, which is why someone answered that question. If you have a different problem that you're trying to solve, you should clearly...

`fscryptctl` is pretty bare-bones; it doesn't have much functionality beyond the underlying filesystem ioctls, other than handling input from the command line and stdin, and printing output to stdout and...

If that's all you need, you could just rename `main()` to `fscryptctl_main()` and build a library that exports that one symbol, right? Note that it would still behave exactly like...

This is working as intended. libdeflate expects that your binutils version is not significantly older than your gcc version. CentOS 7 comes with gcc 4.8, so it sounds like you...