I'm trying to use read_config_read_octet_string() (in 5.1.1) and I'm not getting the
results I expect. It is written to allocate space for the return value if needed:
/*
* malloc data space if needed (+1 for good measure)
*/
if (*str == NULL) {
if ((cptr = (u_char *) malloc(*len + 1)) == NULL) {
return NULL;
}
*str = cptr;
} else {
cptr = *str;
}
and if I do:
...
char* pt;
size_t len;
char* value;
...
value = NULL;
read_config_read_octet_string(pt,
(u_char**)&value,
&len);
I get a value parsed out of the string pointed to by pt. But, if I do:
...
char* pt;
size_t len;
char value[32];
...
read_config_read_octet_string(pt,
(u_char**)&value,
&len);
len has the same value but only one character is copied into value. Am I missing
something obvious and stupid?
Chris
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