Thanks for the tip on strlcpy.
>
> My solution was to ensure that my credentials file does not terminate with a
> new-line character. I used a hex editor to delete the final new-line
> character that vi sticks in there, and I was able to use my credentials file
> at that point.
>
> However, it looks like the same thing is happening in the domain parameter,
> so if you include both a domain and a password, you need to have a new-line
> character to separate them, and I am not sure how to workaround that.
Here are a couple of alternative workarounds if you need to supply both domain
and username in the credentials file. The trick is to help strlcpy to terminate
the string, by explicitly inserting a NULL character.
1) If using a hex-editor insert a NULL character (00) just before the newline
on each row.
2) or wash/fix an existing credentials file like this:
cat credentials_file | tr -d ' t' | awk -- '{printf "%sn", $0}' >
new_credetials_file
This also take care of the space problem, since any spaces (or tabs) are
deleted.
3) or create a brand new credentials file like this:
echo -en "domain=xxxnusername=xxxnpassword=xxxn" > credentials_file
Cheers
/S-G
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