yuri@FreeBSD

Yes, I mean butterfly should fork itself and setuid. This will make it marginally more secure, will guard against potential JS or python exploits allowing attackers gaining root access.

* When TCP connection is accepted, butterfly python process forks for it. * When user is logged in, this process setuids.

Yes, this is only for the Main memory. ``` $ uname -a FreeBSD yv.noip.me 11.2-STABLE FreeBSD 11.2-STABLE #0 r338762M: Tue Sep 18 18:20:50 PDT 2018 [email protected]:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/GENERIC amd64 ```

For example, the ```dumatest_static``` crashes here: In FreeBSD libraries: ``` 605│ } else if (__predict_false(*m ret = init_static(_get_curthread(), mutex); 610│ if (ret == 0) 611│ *m = *mutex; 612│ }...

Same with GNU make-based build.

Thanks!

We use ```CMakeLists.txt``` on FreeBSD now. You could install it depending on OS. On BSDs it is always ```man/man1```.

There are many examples of cmake files online. Should be easy to find an example installing manpages.

```cereal``` is available for most distros https://repology.org/project/cereal/versions, and it provides cmake files. You should use external package when available.

This is a spurious error.