Stephane Chazelas

It is not possible to pass a NUL byte in an argument to a command that is executed (same for environment variables) as the `execve()` system call takes a list...

> @stephane-chazelas Oh. I certainly didn't know that. But there should still be a way to support NUL in `sd`, like `perl` does. Some escape sequence or sth. Yes, rust...

Some more fun: ``` $ cat a foo() { echo WRONG; } (foo() { echo ok; } && foo && unset -f foo && foo) $ ksh ./a WRONG WRONG...

Note that it's even more annoying for `builtin --man` or `builtin --nroff`. To get the man page of a builtin with a pager, you need something like: ``` builtin --man...

2017-05-22 09:46:36 -0700, zakukai: [...] > It seems to go wrong when the input is a socket, > tty, or pipe, but it does OK when the input is a...

subshells are also useful to isolate a portion of code with regards to signal delivery (think SIGPIPE for instance). Note that ksh93 _fakes_ subshells without forking (so holds a copy...

That would make sense (and would also work around the fact that this `rc` doesn't support multi-byte characters), but that would break backward compatibility. I suppose some existing scripts use...

Thanks. I'd argue that here the process is known and there shouldn't be any difficulty in retrieving it so it would be wrong to return `(unknown)` in that case. That...

Thanks Saúl. Here are console logs. That's from the start of a new incognito window, going to https://video-bridge.example.com, starting a new meeting room and authenticating. [video-bridge.example.com-1694261144536.log](https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/files/12565701/video-bridge.example.com-1694261144536.log)

For comparison, here are console logs from the same browser when the guest domain is enabled: [video-bridge.example.com-guest-domain-1694266183825.log](https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/files/12565911/video-bridge.example.com-guest-domain-1694266183825.log) And a console log for a working firefox when guest domain is not...