ui.clipboard_file is filename of the clipboard file. This file can be a named pipe.
See contrib/clipboard/clip.sh how to set up copying to clipboard using socat and xclip.
Just run clip.sh (it will be running in a loop) before starting elinks and
set ui.clipboard_file = "~/.elinks/clipboard.fifo".
Default value of this bool option is 0. Nothing changes in behaviour since 0.13.1.
If you set it to 1, one more process will be started. This main process will handle
only interlink connections, while other processes will be slaves to it.
This will allow to exit first started elinks session without breaking others.
Before when master terminal quit session, all slave terminal stopped to work.
There is a workaround. ELinks on master terminal forks on start and becomes slave.
The code in cookies.c would arrange that c->path would always contain
a string ending in "/". This may have been an attempt to make it
easier to do a proper subpath check in is_path_prefix.
Howver, the overall result is wrong in the case
Set-Cookie: ....;path=/some/thing
and then later
http://site.example.com/some/thing
c->path gets set to "/some/thing/" which doesn't pass the test in
is_path_prefix.
The precise required algorithm is described in RFC6265 5.1.4. The
existing code fails to implement the first of the three bulleted
conditions at the end of 5.1.4.
The trailing "/" is actually not so helpful for this. It is more
convenient to change is_path_prefix to do subpath matching directly:
we change it to insist that the supposed path prefix is a textual
prefix of the request path, *and* that this happens at a path segment
boundary: ie at '/' or end of string.[1]
Accordingly, we no longer add "/" to the cookie path. When we strip
the final path element we strip the "/" too. We still insert a "/" if
the path was empty.
[1] It is not 100% clear to me what "path" (URI_PATH) is but I think
it does not include any query parameters. If I am wrong about that
then '?' should be tolerated too.
CC: Mark Wooding <mdw@distorted.org.uk>
Signed-off-by: Ian Jackson <ijackson@chiark.greenend.org.uk>
