kris> > int BIO_printf (BIO *bio, ...)
kris> > {
kris> > va_list args;
kris> > char *format;
kris> > int ret;
kris> > MS_STATIC char hugebuf[1024*2]; /* 10k in one chunk is the limit */
kris>
kris> Hmm, isn't this comment wrong? 1024*2*sizeof(char) = 2k, no
On Mon, 29 Nov 1999, Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker wrote:
> No. I remember there being a 10K limit on arrays in Borland C, unless
> you used the "huge" memory model, or something like that. So that
> comment does not apply to the size you see there, but to the limit
> beyond which that size can
On Sat, 27 Nov 1999, Goetz Babin-Ebell wrote:
> We should fix this by using vsnprintf() instead of vsprintf().
> (and snprintf instead of sprintf)
>
> But on some systems there is no (v)snprintf.
> There we must use (v)sprintf().
> (And hope this will be fixed soon...)
OpenSSL could (and probab
Hallo,
I have a problem with BIO_printf:
It is possible to crash a program using BIO_printf passing data
resulting in a very long (> 1024*2 char) string.
We should fix this by using vsnprintf() instead of vsprintf().
(and snprintf instead of sprintf)
But on some systems there is no (v)snprintf
