2009/1/16 Andrew Rechenberg Lists flux...@resurgent.com:
I've got the NTLM code returning a Base 64 encoded auth challenge
but
when I try to run my gssapi char * variable through
msg_header_format
the actual value of the variable is being modified/overwritten
somehow.
Interesting...
The idea is to try to print header in a small buffer, and if it does
not fit, allocate bigger one. If snprintf() works (and why it should
not??), there should be no overflow.
What the snprintf() returns on the first round, what is the value it
returns?
My data gets overwritten before
More issues with my NTLM code - again, might be me, but I need some help
:)
I've got the NTLM code returning a Base 64 encoded auth challenge but
when I try to run my gssapi char * variable through msg_header_format
the actual value of the variable is being modified/overwritten somehow.
It
2009/1/15 Andrew Rechenberg Lists flux...@resurgent.com:
More issues with my NTLM code - again, might be me, but I need some help
:)
I've got the NTLM code returning a Base 64 encoded auth challenge but
when I try to run my gssapi char * variable through msg_header_format
the actual value of
I've got the NTLM code returning a Base 64 encoded auth challenge
but
when I try to run my gssapi char * variable through
msg_header_format
the actual value of the variable is being modified/overwritten
somehow.
Interesting... Can you run your code under valgrind? Sounds like a
