Joan Touzet

The right path forward here is probably using `erlsrv.exe`, which is purpose-made for us. We need to move the goop living currently in `couchdb.cmd` and `couchdb` (bash shell script) inside...

@nicpenning Pull requests welcome.

@rbonghi Just to add another data point, your fix in 1688c50 does not resolve this issue. I see the fix is already in 4.2.8 and the issue persists in installing...

Sure, I need to power back up the Jetson for testing. I'll try and get to this over the weekend. Sorry for the delay.

Similar problem, except for Raspberry Pi Pico - which does **not** have A5 or A6 in the pin mapping, only pins named `p0...p29`. Without overriding `RS485.h` manually, this library cannot...

It would be helpful if you could wrap the `RS485_DEFAULT_DE_PIN` and `RS485_DEFAULT_RE_PIN` `#define`s in `#ifndef`s. Then, we could set `-DRS485_DEFAULT_DE_PIN=whatever` and `-DRS485_DEFAULT_RE_PIN=whatever` in a project build file.

@arifcse019 Can you provide a minimal example for us with a script that uses cURL? I've personally performed the steps you mention above (1-4) many times and have never run...

This could be opt-in through a `vm.args` thing, perhaps, to prevent being disabled at run-time. And it could possibly log to a different file. Updating the description to be clearer...

@nickva that's the primary use case. Dealing with forensics is a secondary use case - if they're smart enough to hack intelligently, they'll also be smart enough to clean up...

@rnewson I mean cryptographically signing Erlang modules and ensuring the exact correct revision / reproducible binaries are used would be lovely, but that's outside the scope of this enh request.