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The problem: https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/10701 When stdout/err are redirected, WSL reports tty size as 1x1 which breaks `ps` tool (famous "expect trouble" message) that some people might have in profile. `ttyfix` explicitly sets tty size and inserted by `WslDistribution`. Tiny refactoring moved `getToolPath` to reuse it Merge-request: KT-MR-12821 Merged-by: Ilya Kazakevich <ilya.kazakevich@jetbrains.com> GitOrigin-RevId: f33a906b139d22ecdaf0f1b0616ecaaf7bebdd16
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This project creates three tools:
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wslproxy (see wslproxy.svg)
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To avoid connecting from WSL to Windows (such connections may be blocked by firewall) we connect from Windows to WSL instead.
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This proxy accepts two clients: one for egress (eth0) and one for ingress (loopback). It then passes data between them with two threads.
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It then reports IP and port via stdout
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EOF (close stream) written to the stdin kills process.
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wslhash
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Calculates hashes and for all files in certain folder to implement custom rsync-like functionality. `rsync` may be missing on some WSL distros,
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and also it may be slow: access from WSL to Windows takes a lot of time.
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This tool runs on WSL only, so it is fast. See WslSync.kt
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It also reports symbolic links
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ttyfix
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Sets tty size to workaround https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/10701
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To build tool use Makefile. We link it statically because WSL may lack glibc. Kernel ABI is backward compatible, so use some old Linux
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We use musl libc: https://musl.libc.org/
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Not only it produces smaller binaries, but also it is MIT licenced, and we can't link statically with LGPL
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Get musl automatically:
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1. Run "make" (you must have `wget` installed)
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2. Open project in CLion if you want
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Getting musl manually:
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1. Download .tar.gz from here: https://musl.libc.org/
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2. unpack to "musl": ``tar xfz musl-1.2.2.tar.gz && mv musl-1.2.2 musl``
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3. run "make"
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4. Open project in CLion if you want
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See https://wiki.musl-libc.org/getting-started.html for more info
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Q: I got error opening project in CLion:
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A: Make sure you run "make". Then, tools->Makefile->Reload
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Q: How do I compile binaries for aarch64 platform?
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A: Run "make -f Makefile.cross clean all". The required musl cross-compiler will be downloaded and
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all tools will be cross-compiled for aarch64 platform.
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Q: How do I check the target platform of the compiled binary?
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A: Check the output of "file YOUR_BINARY".
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Q: How do I test that cross-compiled binary works on aarch64?
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A: Run "sudo apt install qemu-user-static" (adjust for your distro). Then run "qemu-aarch64-static YOUR_BINARY".
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