Valentin Kulesh
Valentin Kulesh
`-r` in `read` is to disable escape sequence interpretation, not like `-r` in `declare` for read-only. Bumped into it 15 minutes ago.
Thanks a lot, really, but it's only partial success. `cmd` works great, but it's not fixed for PowerShell (just tested) Should I report a new issue?
Correct. I can test against a Windows Server 2016 in a couple of hours. Or there's no need?
Well, I've tested the current HEAD (`0c86e4f`) against - Windows 10 1703 64-bit locally - Windows Server 2016 Core and Windows Hyper-V Server 2016 through Cygwin + OpenSSH The former...
Whoa, that's a lot to process. Will do during spare time. One more point: there is Server Core. There's a lot of desktop components missing there. Actually, I use `winpty`...
Clean cherry-pick is possible. @free2k: Have you reported it in RHBZ? If you have a RHEL subscription, it'll be even more great.
> Thanks for your work on this @unshare. I see that this is still in Draft. Do you think that it is ready for merging? All the tests look OK...
@filiphr Look, I'm doing a spring cleanup for all the stuff I personally deem necessary at the moment. When the list of changes is ~complete, I'd update both commit message...
If you're okay with switching from Gradle Groovy DSL to Kotlin DSL, just give me a go ahead.
On my system (CentOS 7), there is an external mount helper installed (`/sbin/mount.fuse`) and `mount(8)` works like this: ```stat("/sbin/mount.fuse.s3fs", 0x7ffd35647e60) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory) stat("/sbin/mount.fuse", {st_mode=S_IFREG|0755,...