Hi,
(would've written sooner, but I had to fix a car real quick.)
Christian Biere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
clayton rollins wrote:
> Killing the program off at that point and starting a new telnet connection
> caused the message:
> (WARNING): Reading buffer overflow from 2130706433l:398
The warning message here was very poor i.e., using the buzz word "buffer
overflow" and showing the IP address as a numerical value. It has been
replaced. The problem is that your script probably send a line longer
than the supplied buffer can hold. If there's no newline character within
the buffer, getline() will return READ_OVERFLOW. ATM, the shell can
never recover from this state. This is a bug but there's no "buffer overflow".
Glad to hear it was just my misunderstanding.
Regards, Clayton
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