commit 4602d277c689ba05915898b55c6f2985045aa6b5
from: Omar Polo <op@omarpolo.com>
date: Wed Nov 23 22:29:49 2022 UTC

use /dev/urandom instead of /dev/random

From urandom(4) on OpenBSD

     For portability reasons, never use /dev/random.  On OpenBSD, it is an
     alias for /dev/urandom, but on many other systems misbehaves by blocking
     because their random number generators lack a robust boot-time
     initialization sequence.

commit - cc5f172ad7e0a7bbbce9083d8416e2e29d9cc2b1
commit + 4602d277c689ba05915898b55c6f2985045aa6b5
blob - a5147a400cecc040b2f9bb0b2210c2592d828979
blob + eb099a81d3d91d86457e11ad8d302f809ac5f4f7
--- plass
+++ plass
@@ -79,17 +79,17 @@ sub name2file {
 	return $f;
 }
 
-# tr -cd -- $chars < /dev/random | dd bs=$len count=1 status=none
+# tr -cd -- $chars < /dev/urandom | dd bs=$len count=1 status=none
 sub gen {
 	my ($chars, $length) = @_;
 	my $pass = "";
 
-	open(my $fh, '<:raw', '/dev/random')
-	    or die "can't open /dev/random: $!";
+	open(my $fh, '<:raw', '/dev/urandom')
+	    or die "can't open /dev/urandom: $!";
 	my $l = $length;
 	while ($l >= 0) {
 		read($fh, my $t, $length * 4)
-		    or die "failed to read /dev/random: $!";
+		    or die "failed to read /dev/urandom: $!";
 		$t =~ s/[^$chars]//g;
 		$l -= length($t);
 		$pass .= $t;