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Read 32 bytes (i.e., 256 bits) from /dev/random, write them to /dev/urandom, and then use /dev/urandom for everything. And every few months, send an email to T
by zeveb 10y ago
Read 32 bytes (i.e., 256 bits) from /dev/random, write them to /dev/urandom, and then use /dev/urandom for everything.
And every few months, send an email to Ted T'so with a patch fixing this behaviour. Maybe if every single Linux user bugs him he'll finally capitulate.
- virtualdxs 10y ago1. That was exactly what I was thinking would work best as a workaround if your program might run at boot-time. 2. Perhaps somebody could create one of those preloaded email forms like those political organizations do where you fill in your name and email and it does the rest up to and including sending the email?