Zack Weinberg

@mikewest Filed https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=722108 (and, to be thorough, https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1364744) I like the idea of separate blacklists for top-level browsing contexts and subresource requests.

This constant doesn't exist on Linux, but it _does_ exist on FreeBSD and probably other systems in the BSD clade, and it's actually quite important. Suppose you want to remove...

@rfc1036 Oh, is _that_ why the Debian whois package now has a dependency on libcrypt2? It seems to me that the whois package is not an obvious place to look...

@rfc1036 On a box running Debian unstable, ``` $ /usr/bin/mkpasswd --method=help Available methods: sha512crypt SHA-512 sha256crypt SHA-256 md5crypt MD5 descrypt standard 56 bit DES-based crypt(3) $ /usr/bin/mkpasswd --version mkpasswd 5.4.0...

I may _eventually_ get around to implementing this utility, but I have a long list of higher priorities. For clarity, we currently have a "no more GPL or LGPL code"...

Oh good, running valgrind on our test suite does detect the memory leak that this introduces. :-)

@besser82 I was looking into just that this afternoon and I believe I know how to do it in a more universally supported way - the only wrinkle being that...

> Wouldn't that imply we need to link libstdc++.so No. The short version is that the particular C++ feature needed for this (a `static thread_local` object, declared at function scope...

I have not had time to look at these changes _at all_. Please be patient.

The `crypt.conf` format I proposed in #26 could easily be extended to support run-time configurable upper limits. I think we should certainly document the issue, and I think there's a...