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List:       varnish-dev
Subject:    Re: Vtest compiler/arch issue
From:       "Poul-Henning Kamp" <phk () phk ! freebsd ! dk>
Date:       2016-11-22 10:55:07
Message-ID: 67571.1479812107 () critter ! freebsd ! dk
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In message <CABoVN9DntoZjSPmQduu=8wmOGidMAKa5qP6d9LENuORuux2J_g@mail.gmail.com>, \
Dridi Boukelmoune writes:
> > People get to write whatever they want in that message, provided
> > they use max 10 char from the set [A-Za-z0-9/. _-].
> 
> I'm feeling compelled to point out that yesterday you were complaining
> about artificial compiler limitations that are no longer relevant in
> today's computing.

Correct.

But that has absolutly nothing to do with putting random
user input into your HTML web-pages without proper data-hygiene.

> today's computing. And as such with 10 characters I can't even fit
> "Linux-x86_64":

You wouldn't need to, that is already derived from the uname and lsb
information.

This is for writing "gcc-m32" or similar.


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