Joey Hess

I would rather not have to learn any special cases about `def`, so would prefer it to always behave identically to `mempty` for core data types, while at the same...

Interestingly, the bit shift code in 2.0.0.0 has not changed from previous versions that didn't fail. It seems that the cause is this additional test in 2.0.0.0: roundedBits > 0xffffffff...

44b01ba is the commit from 2012 that introduced this bug. So, no, can't be closed yet AFAICS.

FWIW, Debian has patched bloomfilter by simply reverting 44b01ba. This seems to work on all architectures supported by debian, both 32 bit and 64 bit.

Richard Hartmann wrote: > I am somewhat unclear on how this works... Does it read the remote webpages and > tell me what else is available? How else does it...

Efraim Flashner wrote: > while 'git annex find --not --in web' will find files with no web remote, the > only thing I can think of that would make sure...

Claes Wallin (韋嘉誠) wrote: > But I think it has surprising behaviors even when running on a "normal" repo. > For FOSDEM it always returns false even though the files...

Note that it's possible for a S3 bucket to even allow anonymous writes! Probably not a good idea, but AWS documentation does show how to do it.

Here is an implementation, still needs a little work. https://github.com/joeyh/aws/commit/c99b298f40683e6a9ec6fdcc4896407d8073416e

That patch definitely needs to support S3 v4 before it can be merged. The handling of NoCredentials by signature is the other possibly concerning thing about it, since other modules...