Louis Sautier

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I get it now, it's because I passed it an empty nickname. ``` [2018-10-23 21:08:29.836468] _LISTENER == ConnectionFrom(xx, xx) [Allowed] [2018-10-23 21:08:29.836618] There are [0] clients from [xx] [2018-10-23 21:08:29.909490]...

A few more logs after setting my nickname to `notreal`: ``` DEBUG:irc.client:TO SERVER: NICK notreal DEBUG:irc.client:TO SERVER: USER notreal 0 * :notreal DEBUG:irc.client:process_forever(timeout=0.2) DEBUG:irc.client:FROM SERVER: :kornbluth.freenode.net 001 notreal :Welcome to...

After performing some more tests, I noticed that `real_nickname` is properly updated if I start the connection with a non-empty nickname: https://github.com/jaraco/irc/blob/dd16a701cb357cbd547dd631e7f942473a0dd897/irc/client.py#L288 The only remaining problem is that the client...

> > the client allows us to use an empty nick and this should be banned. > > I haven't looked into it, but if you can say with confidence...

Yes I did eventually manage to generate a Debian package :) As for where to store: you can use releases for this, I see you already include tarballs there. The...

Actually the deb I created with Buster doesn't contain the binaries. I don't really know what happened. The build never worked from the git repo, I got: ``` make --no-print-directory...

I was looking at `nagios-plugins-linux-memory_28-2_amd64.deb` (no idea why it is named 28 because I built it from v29) and it did not contain the binary. A build from a clean...

> I think you forgot the `git clone --recursive` flag, as explained in the README. I completely missed the submodule, my bad. Still, there is something weird going on: the...

Thanks for the workaround. It would be really helpful if this were documented somewhere. I think there are many cases where submitting a form returns a file to download that...

> I can't really think of many examples in languages I know, only some weird expressions like hanky-panky or topsy-turvy. Here are some ugly one-liners that seem to show words...