Paul Sokolovsky

No, I never faced such error. As you can see, it's system error happening in system files. One suggestion I may have is to try standard BlueLab examples first and...

Sorry, I don't have access to that build environment (and results) right now.

With the thoughts in https://github.com/AGWA/git-crypt/issues/23#issuecomment-161089238 , I'd like to make a step forward with further progressing git-crypt, by making it be fair about its deficiencies: https://github.com/AGWA/git-crypt/pull/72

But from https://github.com/alexshpilkin/dvrip/issues/6#issuecomment-546443510 we know that "calling conventions" are still exec'ing individual `dvr-*` executables! Now the reason behind funkiness like: ~~~ environ[DVR_HOST] = host environ[DVR_SERV] = str(serv) environ[DVR_USERNAME] = username...

There's a bit more funkiness for reverse engineers among us: ~~~ port = environ.get('DVR_PORT', '34567') ... environ[DVR_SERV] = str(serv) ~~~ So, `dvr` command can take port from `DVR_PORT` envvar, but...

> The dvr-* commands never did work standalone. I admit that my attempt to factor out some of the boilerplate into the dvr launcher came out a bit silly, If...

> You don’t have to reverse engineer anything, you can just ask :) Thanks for quick replies, but I'm that kind of guy who thinks that looking at the code...

I'd say that README definitely could use some love. Taking as an example a commit like https://github.com/alexshpilkin/dvrip/commit/5e30a72093c30756140021babbd7788a71a2662e (3 levels of fallbacks to getting an app version!!1), even if half of...

> dvr -h HOST time Btw, why do you pass "HOST" parameter to the help (`-h`) option? ;-) (Example of "Help Plz" support questions which will never subside.)

> Because I didn’t think about it, it seems. I'd suggest to reserve "-h" for help. "-a" (for "address"), "-s" (for "server") would be good alternatives. And fairly speaking, the...