xdr_inline invalid memory access: #11
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- inline_xdr_string tries to compute strlen on strings that are not necessarily valid, for a value we do not need - mem_free does not use its second argument, which already was invalid in inline_xdr_bytes and now is in inline_xdr_free. mem_free has a comment cautioning about using second argument where it is defined, hopefully -1 should be easier to spot than some uninitialized variable if someone ever tries to change it. Signed-off-by: Dominique Martinet <[email protected]>
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necessarily valid, for a value we do not need
in inline_xdr_bytes and now is in inline_xdr_free. mem_free has a comment
cautioning about using second argument where it is defined, hopefully -1
should be easier to spot than some uninitialized variable if someone ever
tries to change it.
Signed-off-by: Dominique Martinet [email protected]