larsch (Lars Christensen)
- Login: larsch
- Email: larsch@belunktum.dk
- Registered on: 06/26/2008
- Last sign in: 09/11/2018
Issues
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| Assigned issues | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Reported issues | 0 | 4 | 4 |
Activity
07/20/2016
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03:35 PM Ruby Bug #12604 (Closed): Win32::Resolv.get_resolv_info returns unavailable DNS servers
- `Win32::Resolv.get_resolv_info` returns a list of IP address that include DNS server for network devices that are not connected, causing long timeouts when using `Resolv::DNS` (or Rubygems which uses `Resolv::DNS`)
`Win32::Resolv` sca...
04/23/2015
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02:02 AM Ruby Bug #11089 (Closed): 2.2.2p95 crash on Windows when passed glob patterns on command line
- Command:
~~~
mkdir foo
ruby -e "p ARGV" foo/*
ruby -e "p ARGV" foo/**
ruby -e "p ARGV" foo/**/*
~~~
Result:
~~~
Ruby 2.2.2p95 mswin32_120 build: Crash, access violation
RubyInstaller 2.2.2p95: Exit without any output
~~~
11/11/2011
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10:49 PM Ruby Bug #5618 (Closed): Exceptions cause DRb connection to be closed
- If an exception is thrown in a DRb server of a class that is not defined in the client process, the DRb connection is closed abrubtly. In Ruby 1.8, the exception was translated to an instance generic exception class (DRb::DRbRemoteError)...
03/01/2011
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05:14 AM Ruby Bug #4405: WIN32OLE & Threads incompatible
- =begin
Charles Nutter wrote:
> Is it possible for you to try this with JRuby + jruby-win32ole gem? If it works, then what we did might help MRI.
Appears to work well with jruby 1.6.0.RC2 (ruby 1.8.7 patchlevel 330) & jruby-win32ole ...
02/17/2011
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05:45 PM Ruby Bug #4405 (Closed): WIN32OLE & Threads incompatible
- =begin
The WIN32OLE library does not work when using Ruby threads. It may raise exceptions such as this:
(druby://localhost:2002) threadsys.rb:7:in `connect': failed to parse display name of moniker `winmgmts://localhost/root/cimv...
08/28/2008
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07:07 PM Ruby Feature #512: String#% behavior
- =begin
> It's an implementation detail.
> I don't think it should be a part of the spec.
Somewhat contrived, but still a surprise to me:
class A
def to_s; "Hello"; end
def to_ary; ["Goodbye"]; end
end
p...