Peter
Peter
Problem `#4` should be addressed by a6fafb2085958fce46af5896a22dea66893aacac
Ok, so the protocol from Apple is the NAT-PMP, which has been superseded by PCP. This link may be useful as it also contains links to some relevant RFCs but...
> Could you check if https://github.com/serde-rs/serde/pull/2811 solves this problem? Sorry to say, but no. The same [`serde-bencode`](https://github.com/toby/serde-bencode) tests ([[1]](https://github.com/toby/serde-bencode/blob/f36b82c6d528a4f84e7627c6fb06b7e3f4bdb1c4/tests/tests.rs#L539-L558), [[2]](https://github.com/toby/serde-bencode/blob/f36b82c6d528a4f84e7627c6fb06b7e3f4bdb1c4/tests/tests.rs#L583-L612)) fail with your branch as with the upstream with a...
That was my idea because I though we do parsing in `ShareToken` in dart already, but we since spoke with @J-Pabon and decided to modify the `ShareToken` dart class to...
Perhaps related: when one navigates to a mounted repository in one terminal and then tries to `ouisync unmount -n ` in another terminal, the operation hangs until one `cd`s out...
Should be fixed by https://github.com/equalitie/ouisync/commit/7b7e4d80fe3b58982c67774cfd2883443ccd1450 (currently in the `develop` branch), though only for "standard" Linuxes where [`S_BLKSIZE`](https://github.com/openbsd/src/blob/master/sys/sys/stat.h#L157) is set to 512.
For posterity: `du` and likely other utilities as well expect [`blocks`](https://github.com/equalitie/ouisync/commit/7b7e4d80fe3b58982c67774cfd2883443ccd1450#diff-6e56ec905a7ea213d2e4ad45ba844ebe1773b9455969e455f5f19048163671d4R959-R973) to be in units of `S_BLKSIZE`. Internally they multiply `blocks` by this value to get the "actual disc usage"....
> I can't unmount repos at all without sudo From my experience this is how FUSE works, one has to use `fusermount -u ` to unmount without sudo. This issue...
Hi @Liryna , thanks for the reply. Yeah, when one doesn't use the `--nocapture` flag (which I am purposely not using), the test should "buffer" the standard output and only...
I have fixed a problem that I had with a workaround to this issue and them moved to work on something else. I do plan to come back to this...