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What |Old value |New value
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CC|'hjs,pjanik,vq' |'hjs,mh,pjanik,vq'
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Jan 22 02:22:10 +0000
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Let me answer the second path first, if for example /tmp or /home/.. or another
of the "standard" unix directories is used it is well possible that they get
longer when they are translated to DOS, e.g. /tmp -> c:/cygwin/tmp. But I think
it is a bug if using mounted paths, like your /ooo is failing.
Now, I didn't check if I can force the error, but I miss the reason why the
if(len > slen_rest)
check is failing to find that more memory is needed - except that my patch
put another bug in. :( Its fixed with the previous patch (iz85381_2.diff).
slen_rest is initialized to the same number as the originally needed amount
of memory without the POSIX->DOS conversion. Inside the loop, after copying
the buffer, slen_rest is set to the number of remaining bytes in that buffer.
That should work, if len is smaller than slen_rest, increase the buffer size
plus 128 bytes headroom to reduce possible malloc calls if more elements are
longer in DOS than the POSIX version.
@mh: Once we get this sorted out, the patch should go into OOH if it is not to
late.
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