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   https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/issues/782#note_5610   
      
   > That's interesting - I guess it solved the immediate problem for the sysop   
   and appeared fixed, even if the string wasn't what I intended to generate.   
      
   The generated csrf_token was significantly shorter than the fully-broken   
   version, so likely it didn't exceed whatever limit the fully-broken version   
   was hitting.   
      
   > The problem now is ... how many scripts in our codebase have similar   
   "problems"   
      
   I'm actually leaning towards NOT merging the input garbage workaround into   
   master, because as you said it probably leaves other hidden problems that   
   could do who knows what damage.  Leaving it un-worked-around means it could   
   act as a litmus test for future js-related bug reports that only seem to   
   affect pis.  @rswindell any thoughts on whether to merge the workaround or not?   
      
   Also, I found a cloud provider that rents pis, and things work great there   
   without any workarounds.  I noticed it was a 32bit install vs my qemu install   
   being a 64bit install, and as far as I can tell Armbian (what the sysop who   
   reported the bug is running) only comes in 64bit.  Not a big enough sample   
   size to say anything for sure, but it does make me wonder if 64bit is the   
   problem, and the solution to future js-on-pi bug reports is "install a 32bit   
   os instead".   
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