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is so that programs can get information about the controlling terminal.
This change was triggered by bug #188506 where it's possible that
stdin, stdout and stderr didn't point to a terminal but ended up on one
via our pipes. Using a pty means that stdout and stderr always point to
a terminal, but we lose the ability to tell them apart.
If there is not a pty available then we use un-prefixed output as normal.
This change has also introduced the need for a signal pipe so that
SIGCHLD can exit the loop cleanly.
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#188506.
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checkdir ensures that the specified files (or directories) are owned
by the current user/group or as specified on the command line. You can
optionally check permissions too.
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on the name of the plugin.
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list for ease of use.
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a starting list as a first argument. Instead, use rc_strlist_join
to append or prepend the new list to an existing list.
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char ** and return a pointer to the item added instead of the new
list head. This is so we can easily tell if the item was successfully
added or not instead of iterating through the list looking for it.
list = rc_strlist_add (list, item);
becomes
rc_strlist_add (&list, item);
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is not specified, #191206.
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