Switch to STD::ifstream for reading password files - #3
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Current implementation of reading password files uses lseek() to fetch file size.
On new systems that causes ESPIPE when using file descriptors for passing passwords.
[ lseek(4, 0, SEEK_CUR) = -1 ESPIPE (Illegal seek) ]
Example of passing password using file descriptor from shell (bash):
$ read -s -p "Enter encryption password (echo off): " ZBPASS
$ zbackup --password-file <(echo "${ZBPASS}") init /home/user/backup
As a solution I sugest using STD::ifstream to read password files.
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Current implementation of reading password files uses lseek() to fetch file size.
On new systems that causes ESPIPE when using file descriptors for passing passwords.
[ lseek(4, 0, SEEK_CUR) = -1 ESPIPE (Illegal seek) ]
Example of passing password using file descriptor from shell (bash):
$ read -s -p "Enter encryption password (echo off): " ZBPASS
$ zbackup --password-file <(echo "${ZBPASS}") init /home/user/backup
As a solution I sugest using STD::ifstream to read password files.
P.S.
The other commit is adding ability to build "mostly" static binary.
Only basic dependencies making the binary portable.