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2017-01-11
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> Ring 1.5.1 released to fix path traversal vulnerability
(hmm, I thought I'd only muted this channel -- didn't realize I'd left it!)
how would I set print-namespace-maps value to false? (set! *print-namespace-maps* false)
doesn’t actually keep it false once I have a repl up
It will in the stock Clojure repl from clojure.main. However other repls may not set that up properly
Did anyone ever write down a more secure way to store CLOJARS_{USER,PASS} than env variables in bootlaces https://github.com/adzerk-oss/bootlaces ?
Hey all - having some issue with boot on the work network. I keep getting a cert error (SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target) when trying to run/upgrade/etc. - I think it’s while trying to connect to github.
Often we have a cert interception policy here at work, so I need to replace the cert in my local keystore with one provided from our interception utility; but in this case it seems github is clear with a valid cert so I’m not sure what’s up.
Is there a way I can just turn off the cert validation for boot to see if it can get all it needs and then I can try and identify where it’s going for things?
hello folks - does anyknow know how i can copy some dependencies manually in a boot task?
this for rpm generation? it’s a special case here. these dependencies aren’t required in the app but are dynamically loaded during runtime
any suggestions?