On Wed, 15 Sep 2004 13:09:54 -0400 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CRC> I'm trying to use read_config_read_octet_string() (in 5.1.1) and I'm not
CRC> getting the results I expect.
<ghost voice>Use the source, Luke...</ghost voice>
CRC> But, if I do:
CRC> ...
CRC> char* pt;
CRC> size_t len;
CRC> char value[32];
CRC> ...
CRC> read_config_read_octet_string(pt,
CRC> (u_char**)&value,
CRC> &len);
CRC>
CRC> len has the same value but only one character is copied into value. Am I
CRC> missing something obvious and stupid?
No, the function is inconsistent in its use of the len parameter. In the case
of a non-hex string and a user provided buffer, it passes len to a function
that expects it to be a buffer size.Thus, adding one line before the read will
fix your problem:
len = sizeof(value);
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