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Change-Id: Ib8ddefb7a969e5cfd7e891233d083670a0c72596
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We'd like to be able to have heap-allocated syscall data,
which means we can't impl Copy.
Change-Id: Ib40dcaf7f99baeaae0dae1153e80deae88d76978
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Change-Id: I6ed5bd5dffbf5706b718be4f15896b831b3d64f5
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Change-Id: Ic6392ac15d249f22aec9d866de088d5901d09948
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Change-Id: I81047a4ac68e11a37882175732e4985c2f43a183
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Having macro identifiers match the "real" identifier style makes macro
code markedly more readable.
Change-Id: Ib675390cc04941ce782c75b2ee686709441081fc
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Change-Id: I025b5f707b15933c4dccdf36ce9e2c8d8673fe74
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Change-Id: Iaf6d5717e2d83a6f81fda34da086311d21f345c2
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This doesn't specifically handle
* the distinction between borrowed/owned file descriptors
(in non-return positions, that only applies to `close`)
* "nullable" fd parameters (-1 for not-present)
* other sentinel fds, like AT_FDCWD
* fd validity in general
Change-Id: I00fa68ec94b8f24e28c661d0c007becb37c0a5f3
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Change-Id: Icfcab2fccc1c152a694dfba3ba1e272cdacdbfab
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Change-Id: I56731f205e065bf501fd31a69c71c10aa7a2f720
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Change-Id: I092d4f47231d560a0c4ac023e63051def34c2c92
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Change-Id: I26356c9b88c838e3c87e4083ac17f958c7c57bb7
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Squeeze the bitflags / SyscallArg impl boilerplate into one macro.
Change-Id: I5b5213b6f3ee11bc61b6f8439ceb2510ef6dffec
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Change-Id: I1b4e7e01b5d5c840ac2e94f9637552f71e61ed04
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Every single syscall arg producing a warning is just noisy.
Change-Id: I339260886110e2982217ebbf9d29cb1cf91c747c
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We separate type-based parsing of syscall arguments from more detailed
validation based on multiple parameters or on specific values.
The former is implemented with a macro that takes syscall signatures
and generates the relevant enum variant and parsing code.
Co-authored-by: edef <edef@unfathomable.blue>
Change-Id: I7e334d3e128e7b1461bfd6fae7c8ec5dd6ada0a8
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Same bug as Ied63822001c8700fc71c89ec16d18036fbc33972, hiding missing
behaviour around dirfd. newfstatat(AT_FDCWD, path, …) is used, as is
newfstatat(fd, "", …).
Change-Id: I03b9dc5118d7a47514abef82c4a577e8362fbb4d
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Our conversion always mangled it, *and* our comparison was inverted,
so both bugs remained hidden.
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Change-Id: I53feb0e3f20c4e9d59407d17612551be4db06177
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This is a bit crude, and it'll behave incorrectly on orphan branches,
but it'll do the trick for now.
Change-Id: Id5424dc4e8480ba65a029ffe2100de0c975e14a1
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We have a single repository (the monorepo), and a single project
channel worth reporting to (Ripple's).
Change-Id: I17d84b610639d7eed422d6a7032908d21143a582
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Change-Id: Ia01dd3e8f8548030d407c3afd1116a5c9eff6ec7
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Change-Id: I41e2932131c31346a421761d45fdc9d2a9b6ff3d
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Change-Id: I066a1fdbeabef0c2c38dcb0740c89eb056bb62f5
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Change-Id: I4670dd7930a9b6227993c1caf92c5877918f982d
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The fourth argument is passed in r10, not rcx, which is merely
clobbered by syscalls.
Change-Id: I0c7210c621f6955deccf21348ce6f495424555cc
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There ought to be a git hook for this..
Change-Id: I111c6150f024782838e40a1855d0d303c6ddbc93
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Change-Id: I31567a95f4d55e7cee526eb5432201087aaa3a1a
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Change-Id: I107a0402464f13afe318bfb91229dfeacda61806
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Shuffling 3k around on the stack doesn't make anyone happy.
Change-Id: I444fc22267380d9b99ca63ca148b9a9e85238b5a
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This adds a randomly generated Change-Id to every commit message that
doesn't have one yet.
Change-Id: Ic0d1bb74dc60633cd70550e0dde6b0b8340c89bd
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A place for git hooks to live, with an installation script that wires
up core.hooksPath correctly.
Change-Id: Icf6250764cf580067871580d74f6d5ddc52820eb
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With this, minitrace has all the syscalls needed to run cc1.
Change-Id: Iaeef58769f69d64e192af2270eb520e891daec94
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We were accidentally grabbing things from the prelude module already,
and this is the cleaner fix.
Change-Id: I2c6b669164df11f467eae495d109e096eb267b59
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A little more explicit, and a bit more readable.
Change-Id: Id462c46236e1de547aabd36409260bd1c99f6f88
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This is the BuzHash content-defined chunker extracted from Lennart
Poettering's casync, almost verbatim, along with Rust bindings so
we can actually use it safely.
The bindings are a little bit constrained, since they don't support
streaming use, unlike the code they are wrapping. This suffices for
our use case: performance and correctness comparison to our native
Rust implementation, which should behave identically and perform
better.
Change-Id: Iee4296f661b036620bafef5a6c6671fe1a750bb6
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We haven't picked a license for our web content yet, so this is
LicenseRef-NONE for now.
Change-Id: Iabfc35860cb8ad0025624161214b1cbb6574e0c5
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fusermount(1) gets shadowed by pkgs.fuse, but we actually need the
SUID-root one in the system PATH. This adds a wrapper script that
hunts down a SUID-root binary from PATH.
Change-Id: Icc5c6789d7b74bf8f6e3c50529333eb6b894527f
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Unless Caddy recently changed how it resolves directives, this has been
broken since the initial deployment. `error` directives are processed
before `respond` directives[1], and unlike CSS, matcher precision does
not impact directive precedence. Sticking a `route` directive around the
two of them makes things work as expected.
[1]: https://caddyserver.com/docs/caddyfile/directives#directive-order
Change-Id: Ic05c6ba9a7143c3a58c2bf7ccd0498a7337257f8
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cgit-pink purports to be actively maintained, unlike its upstream.
Change-Id: I4d76324ddb24f5fd3e53aeed6fa6ed17713ee15d
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Change-Id: Ie5542d079ee7b2de06e0faed52343905b3287b39
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This will live alongside the existing keys until I'm completely
comfortable with the new setup.
Change-Id: Ia26299c0a1ff60fff37104c0fb8eaf31f17a3df5
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Blocking inline scripts was causing Gerrit to load fonts from Google's
CDN. Rather than adding the appropriate exception for this one instance,
and giving myself a false sense of safety (which will inevitably result
in me running into other subtle issues of this kind in the future), I'm
going to disable the entire thing until I have time to set up reporting.
Change-Id: I7c48e4f7d113ecc15dec0bb930918ccc691b124f
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