My port of the patch to 1.6 proved buggy (causing bug #482737) so I've
unapplied it, though it's still in the source package.
libupnp3 version 1.6.6-1 is in the NEW queue now.
Nick
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Hi,
I am one of the maintainers of upstream libupnp. My remarks on this discussion:
- You seem to be using a quite old version of the library, probably
pre-1.4.x code, 1.2.x I would say.
- libupnp is not C++, it is plain C, so the patch is correct in the
use of malloc/free instead of
Hi Nick,
Thanks for getting back. We used that patch here for a while so it was
sound against v1.2.1, but we have since embarked on a rewrite (because
that seemed easier than trying to weed out all the fixed-length buffers
and possible other liabilities). The rewrite is in a different
Thanks for the patch, Arthur, and sorry you had to wait so long. As new
maintainer of libupnp I'm currently updating your patch to apply to
pupnp 1.6.5.
This being a C++ package, ideally I'd have liked to see a fix which
made use of new/delete and object destructors to release memory, rather
On Fri, Feb 17, 2006 at 01:11:20PM +, Arthur Taylor wrote:
Please find attached a patch which goes some way to fixing this issue.
I've only tested it in my current configuration, so I don't know how
this impacts the webserver. I've had to introduce two new functions to
free structures that
Please find attached a patch which goes some way to fixing this issue.
I've only tested it in my current configuration, so I don't know how
this impacts the webserver. I've had to introduce two new functions to
free structures that may be returned by the framework. Not sure how
necessary they
Package: libupnp
Severity: important
When using the UpnpSendActionAsync method (and possibly other Async
methods), the SDK stores the URL for the action in a struct
UpnpNonblockParam. This has a fixed length array for storing the action
URL of 100 characters. Some UPNP servers routinely generate
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