Chris Hofstaedtler
Chris Hofstaedtler
> Debian Bullseye systems do _not_ have `/etc/apt/keyrings`, but Bookworm systems do. It's easy to create of course, but creation of the directory will need to be part of the...
if we assume modern browsers, you could also assume they can decompress gzip...
Debian plans to enable LTO for everything. It's possible Fedora and Ubuntu already did that. I'd be in favour of having CI builds with LTO.
Got the feeling this is pretty much the limit of what libfstrm can get you in combination with the recursors design :-(
Related #11234.
Auth builds fail with errors like these: ``` In file included from common_startup.cc:26: In file included from ./ws-auth.hh:29: ./webserver.hh:27:10: fatal error: 'yahttp/yahttp.hpp' file not found #include ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 error generated....
> I Will make a all module build Cool, thanks. I was wondering how you tested this, because your initial message shows a `./configure` line for auth, yet auth doesn't...
I just took a look at the yahttp code, and I don't think this is safe as-is. The yahttp classes change their interface when HAVE_CXX11 is defined (see reqresp.hpp for...
> I just took a look at the yahttp code, and I don't think this is safe as-is. The yahttp classes change their interface when HAVE_CXX11 is defined (see reqresp.hpp...
I think I'd really like this change. Could also ask @cmouse what he thinks about dropping pre-CXX11 support from yahttp?