Whoa, what happened here?! How did @caddyserver release assets count go from 28 to 134?

Well, @projectsigstore happened! Buckle up 🏎️

https://twitter.com/caddyserver/status/1571300548900687872

Since the initial days of v2 and before v2 being GA, we worked on having #ReproducibleBuilds. Much of this was easy thanks to @GoReleaser (go sponsor @caarlos0!) and @golang tooling!

blog.goreleaser.com/reproducible-b…

What is the maximum UID and GID? Can they be negative numbers?
To begin the investigation, we need to first know the type limitation. Is it an int or uint? @Wikipedia says it's signed int, but the sign bit is ignored, so 2^x ? x= ?

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_iden…
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Group_ide… Still... (u?)int? Both Linux and macOS define {g,u}id as uint. Can we assume we will never encounter a negative {u,g}id? Hahaha, innocent of you to assume! On macOS, /etc/{passwd,group} has entries for `nobody` with {g,u}id of -2.

opensource.apple.com/source/xnu/xnu…

github.com/torvalds/linux…

Few days ago I sent a PR to the caddy-ssh to properly handle 2 aspects of PTY sessions:

1- properly channeling of std{in,out} to remote when user sends commands

2- user details lookup on macOS

Buckle up! We have a can of worms in hand 🥫🪱 🧵

#golang

github.com/mohammed90/cad… Issue 1:

The issue was recognized when a friend reported `scp` and `rsync` not working. I found the culprit to be not hooking up the session's/channel's I/O to spawned process, otherwise the new process assumed the null devices as its std{in,out,err}.