John Eikenberry

Just hit this. Seems like changing the "net.ipv4.ping_group_range" value as a workaround should be documented somewhere other than only in an old issue.

I also found this issue after upgrade to Debian 11 (Conky 1.11.6). I also have an all Lua setup and have 0 values for both `${cpu}` and `${ibm_fan}` when referenced...

+1 for POSIX compatibility. Regarding the sourcing .bashrc... what would happen when you hit a non-POSIX bash extension?

> What does it mean to be POSIX compliant? [...] They are usually not asking for compatibility with the POSIX shell standard. This is exactly what I was asking for....

@krader1961 Thanks for responding. In general I don't think POSIX compatibility is required and having it will probably never really matter. As is if I adopted it today (I've played...

Thanks for the review @lornasong, We already blank out all other known cases of secrets. This was a weird side-case of an internal template error displaying the keys related to...

Hey @tsiamer, thanks for reporting this. I'm working this a bit blind as I don't have a windows machine to test on, but looking through the code it seems like...

Thanks for the quick reply. Weird... that first version seems like it should work and the second should give a "syscall.EWINDOWS [..] error, wrapped in *PathError." Sounds like it is...

Sorry everyone for the delay looking at this but I am gearing up toward working on consul-template 0.28.0 and I'll include looking into this bug with that work. Added it...

I'm looking into this now, trying to reproduce it with a simple case. I'm going to use the new [writeToFile](https://github.com/hashicorp/consul-template/blob/master/docs/templating-language.md#writetofile) template function. If anyone has tips for a simple reproduction...