This uses the same utility function that mosh-client/mosh-server do.
This resolves portability issues with the 'locale' command.
This fixes OpenBSD 6.0 and probably Haiku builds.
This is as variant of the patch I had in EL5 for a while, but forgot to upstream.
It turns out that the changes we made to support 5.10.1 are actually sufficient
for 5.8.8 if we remove unused imports, so remove them.
The format of debian/changelog is very rigid as it is parsed by the
build tools to determine the version number and other information.
The version number must use ~ so that 1.3.0 is considered greater than
1.3.0~rc2 for upgrades, and there must be a Debian release number like
-1 because this is not a Debian-native package. Finally, the default
urgency is medium these days.
Signed-off-by: Anders Kaseorg <andersk@mit.edu>
Unaligned data on ARM architectures do not perform efficiently unaligned
memory access, and in the case of ARMv7 and iOS it completely breaks. The OCB
algorithm dereferences a uint64x2_t pointer, and is replaced by a
memcpy to avoid penalties when trying to align it.
More info https://brewx.qualcomm.com/bws/content/gi/common/appseng/en/knowledgebase/docs/kb95.html
This reverts commit f002e3bb30.
That commit appears to have created a race between ssh restoring
termios state and mosh-client initializing termios.
Probably fixes#844.
Also makes this bit of code more readable, but the overall handling of
Unicode characters in Actions and Transitions is messy, and may get
reworked later.
I was recommended to use mosh as "an in-place replacement for ssh" by
my friends, and take a while to figure out the message until I
realized I missed the line "The Mosh package should be installed on
both the client and server."
If this line often corresponds to missing server-side installation,
rather than other mysterious scenario, how about adding a hint?
These should output to stdout and exit with status 0. Passing
std-options to AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE causes ‘make installcheck’ (hence also
‘make distcheck’) to verify this.
Signed-off-by: Anders Kaseorg <andersk@mit.edu>
John Hood