> >> I'd prefer a flag that I have to _enable_ to have the library verify my > >> damn keys. Let the user do what he wants to do and don't expect every > >> client user to be a moron. (just like the stupid ubuntu installations > >>that > >> adds all sorts of stupid aliases for rm etc). > > > >Most users won't ever know what the protocol is, so they won't know that > >spaces or newlines are even a problem until after it's a problem. > > You should probably read the documentation for the client you're using > before starting to use it in production. It should contain some pointers > about what's allowed or not. Like a definitions/restrictions on the key > and value. > > And If they don't, well then its their own fault ;) Why should we optimize > the code flow for morons ;)
Nobody fucking does that. Get over it, yo. People read the minimum amount of crap they have to read until it works. Everyone else doesn't have a hard time finding work. Also; because when you don't, people switch to to other systems because they believe it's "easier", or they complain in IRC or on the mailing list and waste my time.
