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   https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/issues/782#note_5612   
      
   I copied randomString and setSessionValue out into a stand-alone .js file,   
   then ran it via jsexec, and it generated a good string without any 'undefined'   
   bits, so it doesn't look like a jsexec-based litmus will work.   
      
   But creating a (hidden) webv4/pages/000-raspi-test.xjs that calls randomString   
   works (and by works I mean generates 'undefined' so can be used as a litmus):   
      
   ![image](/uploads/d921af3a6a980b9431f2fe5f10279352/image.png)   
      
   On systems where randomString doesn't generate 'undefined' bits it could show:   
      
   ![image](/uploads/6f80a6fc36396bc3026cbd537f7c6a80/image.png)   
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