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Fixes #861.
This code was assuming that cwd is being added to `sys.path` but
according to my investigation it isn't true. On the other hand, the
script directory is added to `sys.path`, which would be `/usr/bin/` in
this case. `/usr/bin/` is neither a vulnerability, nor affected by
this code, so I'm removing it.
I'm pasting my brief tests of the Python module loading behavior:
```
[root@de5476e76587 test]# tree
.
├── main.py
└── ranger
└── __init__.py
1 directory, 2 files
[root@de5476e76587 test]# cat main.py
import ranger
print("Done")
[root@de5476e76587 test]# cat ranger/__init__.py
print("I'm a bad module doing bad stuff to good people.")
[root@de5476e76587 test]# ./main.py
I'm a bad module doing bad stuff to good people.
Done
[root@de5476e76587 test]# cd ../
[root@de5476e76587 ~]# ./test/main.py
I'm a bad module doing bad stuff to good people.
Done
[root@de5476e76587 ~]# cd -
/root/test
[root@de5476e76587 test]# mv main.py ..
[root@de5476e76587 test]# ../main.py
Done
[root@de5476e76587 test]# PATH=..:$PATH main.py
Done
[root@de5476e76587 test]# mv ../main.py .
[root@de5476e76587 test]# cd ..
[root@de5476e76587 ~]# PATH=$PWD/test:$PATH main.py
I'm a bad module doing bad stuff to good people.
Done
[root@de5476e76587 ~]#
```
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mktemp on Mac OS X (and probably all BSDs) just returns an error when
invoked without any arguments. The -t option used in this change is
interpreted differently on Mac OS X and Linux, and is deprecated on
Linux, but this invocation works as expected on both.
See discussion at https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/30091
Another alternative would be to use Python's tempfile module:
https://docs.python.org/2/library/tempfile.html
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Previously, $tempfile (namely, /tmp/chosendir) was not cleaned up
correctly when the ranger process quit in `pwd` without moving to other
directory. This causes permission errors in multi-user environments
trying to overwrite $tempfile created by a different user.
This commit solves the problem in two ways:
- Correctly clean up temporary files
- Avoid writing to the same temporary by using mktemp(1)
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Since lavabit.com ceased providing email services, I had to change my
address from hut lavabit com to hut lepus uberspace de.
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PEP 8 (Style Guide for Python Code) suggests the use of 4 spaces:
http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#indentation
If you need to use tools like "git blame", you can use the -w option to
ignore this commit entirely. Patches will continue to work if you
substitute tabs with 4 spaces everywhere except in the Makefile.
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As much as I hate this, it has to be done
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The old name, --fail-if-run, is still valid and working.
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It causes an error here:
/usr/bin/env: python -O: No such file or directory
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This will discard assert statements which are unnecessary
for end users.
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This is OK since it comes at almost no cost
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Fear not. You still get the same functionality by using a function like:
ranger() {
$(which ranger) $@ &&
cd "$(grep \^\' ~/.ranger/bookmarks | cut -b3-)"
}
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This breaks cd-after-exit after Ctrl+C again, but enables
compatibility with zsh which I prefer over the former.
If you only use bash, you can safely revert this commit unless
future changes make it break.
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