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Heap-buffer-overflow in valid_parameter_transform

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Re: Light weight support for JSON

Greg Wooledge writes: > The standard idiom for this sort of thing is > > eval "$(external-tool)" > > This means you need to *trust* the external-tool to produce safe code. True. And I use that idiom with ssh-agent routinely. But it still strikes me as unnatural. Dale