Use the same parameter types as what's defined by GNU crypt_r()#150
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Use the same parameter types as what's defined by GNU crypt_r()#150joegsn wants to merge 1 commit intobcrypt-ruby:masterfrom
joegsn wants to merge 1 commit intobcrypt-ruby:masterfrom
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its important to note that FreeBSD 12 will not be released until Feb 2019, until then we need to cater for FreeBSD-11 and 10 |
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Also, this change breaks bcrypt on macos |
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Your proposed changes are in the vendored C implementation that this library uses — please propose them upstream at https://www.openwall.com/crypt/, and then they can be pulled downstream into bcrypt-ruby. Thanks! |
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On a TrueOS-Desktop (devel release, based on FreeBSD 12-current) installation, it seems that building bcrypt-ruby would generate an error regarding the crypt_r function:
The official GNU crypt_r implementation defines the 3rd parameter as
struct crypt_data *as well. The same function appears in FreeBSD, which is my target platform.