>
> Hi
>
> libkarma hasn't been finding my karma when I use it through lkarmafs.
>
> This is because lk_mountSearch_discover() reads /proc/mounts into a 1024
> byte buffer, but my /proc/mounts is currently 1874 bytes, and the karma
> entry is right at the end!
>
> I suppose the proper way to handle this is to dynamically allocate the
> buffer, but I don't know how you'd get the size of /proc/mounts - fstat
> doesn't work because it's not a real file.
Thanks for the report. One could write a loop along the lines of the
following to ensure that it works with any size file.
while ((size = fread(&buf[buflen-4096], 1, 4096, fp) == 4096)
{
buf = realloc(buf, buflen + 4096);
buflen += 4096;
}
I'll hack up a patch today or tomorrow implementing this.
Thanks,
Bob
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