🍅 Craig @smallsees@social.dropbear.xyz
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It was a while since I ran #psmisc through the #coverity scanner. This is a free static analysis tool for open source projects though it is not open source itself.
Anyway, it found a few new minor bugs. Like a lot of coverity results they weren't too interesting in themselves but did point to areas needing a closer look.
An unsigned < 0 comparison error led to why was this variable unsigned which led to I'm not checking snprintf correctly.
#psmisc version 23.3 was released tonight. This has a few minor changes such as pstree with colouring depending on the process age and a fix for killall finding processes.
psmisc is almost ready for release. I have sent a pre-release version over to the translation project for the updated translated files. Give them a few days and then it will be ready.
Done some work on #psmisc tonight, mainly some merge requests and bug fixes.
Matching NFS still can cause problems (they changed the way NFS "looks" in the proc filesystem) but I merged in some changes so it hangs less, I hope.
peekd will also work with ARM64 CPUs after someone gave me a patch for that.
After a few too many false starts, psmisc 23.2 has been released. This fixes (I hope) the signal parsing problems for killall and also removes the namespace filtering by default because everyone was getting confused by sshd, including me.
Of course, now I notice the --version string is messed up but thats a minor thing.
Urgh, another crack at option parsing for killall. It seems every time I try to fix it, someone shows me another way its broken.
Also had to work through iterating through a string in TCL, which is an added evilness.
I think that is the last fix before psmisc 23.2
https://gitlab.com/psmisc/psmisc/commit/258ee9166e585f87005d3a9686938a4fa26669f9
Looks like all the translations are in for #psmisc which is good. I'm hoping to release an update tomorrow.
Should just be a matter of fixing a typo in a help screen, grabbing the translations and it's done.
I just pushed the pre-release package of #psmisc to the translators. In a week or so there will be a new version of psmisc.
The changes are mainly things reflected in procps, like the longer command names and look at all namespaces.
Working on #psmisc, never knew that the various programs use different places to find the length of a command name and also a maximum path.
Hopefully those recent changes have made it more consistent.
I just realised my intro went when my instance crashed all those months ago.
Anyhow, hello (again) I am #Debian developer and a #FOSS programmer including #procps and #psmisc I write stuff in #C #python and #PHP
Besides #programming my interests include bike riding, #cooking or #baking and reading, mostly #scifi There is also a starting interest in #infosec
My day job is a senior #networkengineer working on some very large and strange computer networks.
I did actually look at the #psmisc issue around NFS shares. Werner's change fixes most but not all problems. Definitely an improvement .
The main issue is that NFS shares from same server have the same device id.
#psmisc 23.1 is out or, as I like to call it "remember to remove debug code and ship the new docs" release.
#debian packages already uploaded and the source tagged in github.
You know that bit of debug code you put in there? The one you'll promise yourself is only there for the moment and will be removed way before release date?
Yeah, I had some of that so there will be a new #psmisc out without that annoying killall message.
After a 3 year wait, #psmisc 23.0 has been released today.
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