| OS | FreeBSD, Sailfish OS |
| Timezone | CET |
| Language | PL, EN, ES |
| $HOME | Wrocław, Śląsk, Poland |
| OS | FreeBSD, Sailfish OS |
| Timezone | CET |
| Language | PL, EN, ES |
| $HOME | Wrocław, Śląsk, Poland |
A security audit of Rust Coreutils found 70 CVEs. 44 of these could be fixed for release 0.8. The rest remain unfixed and undisclosed for now.
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS has added Rust Coreutils EXCEPT the cp, mv, and rm commands.
I assume most of the remaining 26 CVEs are therefore in cp, mv and rm.
How is your „let‘s rewrite it in Rust“ project going?
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Ubuntu-Rust-Coreutils-Audit
Update: Rust coreutils has contributed to the GNU test cases.
Morning debugging of #vim: if you use a trick to place the cursor in the same place, where you last edited your file, this will often break your pattern searching if the editor was started:
vim +/foo file
The pattern matching will only start after the cursor was placed, where you had previously left the file. So if you happen to set "nowrapscan" only the part between the cursor and buffer end will be searched. If you do not want to sacrifice "nowrapscan" and still get all the file searched use:
vim +1 +/foo file