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I was hoping this was something git-remote-gcrypt would be doing, but it's not: this is git-annex calling. Maybe some off-by-one conversion error somewhere?
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I was hoping this was something git-remote-gcrypt would be doing, but it's not: this is git-annex calling. Maybe some off-by-one conversion error somewhere?
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Thank you for your time... -- [[anarcat]]
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Thank you for your time... -- [[anarcat]]
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> [[closing|done]] --[[Joey]]
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username="joey"
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subject="""comment 1"""
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date="2018-07-03T16:23:05Z"
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content="""
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This is implemented in Utility.Gpg.genRandom. There is no off-by-one,
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git-annex intentially makes the same default choices that gnupg does
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about random quality.
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--fast makes it use /dev/urandom for people who lean on that side of the
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entropy controversy. initremote's man page documents this.
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("Some people recommend" is often not a good basis for security defaults.
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Some people recommend using RDRAND and trusting Intel...)
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