> Most irc networks using ircu based servers have a bug that can cause users
> to segfault the server.
>
> In m_join, the code doesn't check to see if get_channel returned failure (by
> returning NULL).
Which version of ircu? In 2.10.06, the only pattern that matches your
patch is wrapped within "if (*mbuf)"; by this time in m_join, the channel
is known to exist, and we're just sending modes off to the P09 servers.
(And we're calling sendto_lowprot_butone() instead.)
> While the line numbers will probably be off, this patch will work in most
> ircu based servers.
>
> --- ircd/channel.c Tue Jul 13 19:58:46 1999
> +++ ircd/channel.c Tue Jul 13 20:05:31 1999
> @@ -2004,6 +2004,12 @@
>
> chptr = get_channel (sptr, name, !CREATE); /* need the TS -Kev */
>
> + if (!chptr) {
> + sendto_one (sptr, err_str (ERR_NOSUCHCHANNEL),
> + me.name, parv[0], name);
> + return(0);
> + }
> +
> sendto_serv_butone (cptr, ":%s MODE %s +%s%s %lu", me.name, name,
> sendmode ? "o " : "", sendmode ? parv[0] : "",
> chptr->creationtime); /* send the MODE to the
Judging from context (it's been a long time since I wrote this code), this
is the same place as I indicate above, and we already know for a fact that
the channel exists. Perhaps an assertion should go in there...
Also note that your return is misplaced; this is inside a loop, and you
are terminating the loop prematurely. You can easily end up with a desync,
when what should happen is the server should die, because it's lost a
channel while trying to add someone to it!
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