Replaces rand with nanorand for reduced size and compile times.
There is a change in the generated password: it was previously 10 alphanumeric characters and is now a u64 (maximum of 20 characters).
Replaces `rand` with `nanorand` for reduced size and compile times.
There is a change in the generated password: it was previously 10 alphanumeric characters and is now a `u64` (maximum of 20 characters).
I think it could be cool to make a log-style blog post where you list links to PRS of every compile-time reducing change you've ever made to PeachCloud. could be an interesting form of data-based storytelling.
Looks good. I never know exactly how big the characters space for a password needs to be to be safe, but especially if we add fail2ban or something like that, shouldn't be a problem.
I think it could be cool to make a log-style blog post where you list links to PRS of every compile-time reducing change you've ever made to PeachCloud. could be an interesting form of data-based storytelling.
Looks good. I never know exactly how big the characters space for a password needs to be to be safe, but especially if we add fail2ban or something like that, shouldn't be a problem.
Fixed in a [sketchy commit to main](https://git.coopcloud.tech/PeachCloud/peach-workspace/commit/61b33d16138a63e5efefe68b5debb7be3fa5829d) and [PR#40](https://git.coopcloud.tech/PeachCloud/peach-workspace/pulls/40).
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Replaces
randwithnanorandfor reduced size and compile times.There is a change in the generated password: it was previously 10 alphanumeric characters and is now a
u64(maximum of 20 characters).I wish Gitea gave more information on the conflicts.
I think it could be cool to make a log-style blog post where you list links to PRS of every compile-time reducing change you've ever made to PeachCloud. could be an interesting form of data-based storytelling.
Looks good. I never know exactly how big the characters space for a password needs to be to be safe, but especially if we add fail2ban or something like that, shouldn't be a problem.
Fixed in a sketchy commit to main and PR#40.
Pull request closed