Issue #3138 has been updated by liweitianux. Status changed from New to Closed
Thank you for the patch. I've incorporated your patch and expanded it to adjust fts_open() in chmod(1), chflags(1) and chown(8). Regards, Aly ---------------------------------------- Submit #3138: Use NULL instead of zero in chown.c http://bugs.dragonflybsd.org/issues/3138#change-13657 * Author: thomas.barabosch * Status: Closed * Priority: Normal * Assignee: * Category: * Target version: ---------------------------------------- -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Hi, this is a small fix to chown.c. The call to fts_open should use NULL as third argument instead of zero. This documents the intent, though it is a matter of aesthetics. I saw this zero/NULL pointer "problem" a couple of times, though I can't remember where exactly. Consider this as a start. May be we should grep for this in the future. Please find attached a trivial patch. Best regards, Thomas - -- Thomas Barabosch Fraunhofer FKIE Tel.: +49 228 50212-601 Cyber Analysis & Defense Fax: +49 228 73-4571 Zanderstraße 5 D-53113 Bonn, Germany http://www.fkie.fraunhofer.de/ -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQIzBAEBCAAdFiEEe1xcQ2pbVpNHovi8uwR0RNbF+7IFAlsiazAACgkQuwR0RNbF +7K3JA/+PhdzFPN5vVdHNywFeL1VfhlD3C2iQ5T0lA7BAkmQXEvTs5vfZwB76Bhg 3JgKwaRXj2iYhe03hnd7wG3qX/qP+fTSBDLMwiMxT5pEc3HaNydlE9CGTPtFDYOO foYQfQEh27Zh9gAV4fNeuMDX+QyR8pi9lZhIPyG6MLCxo93CpFAaF2CN07niNPjP QzTcNR/X+fjKqh3f7CSIp2EM4HaGdfPrN5t/jcR+SXKlsCNCPEdbQMgMnQP2/0IW Je4aaS+B2uRvKXAuB4Qwol9KiW70D7nNNCyfk7sLk3ntmkORpg+NkNJdPkbxx5NV dFUEAraBO7pA2+z5lHfhMgLFbMAbTi0t7sX+plaHUtFsWdP3VzFZ1D+vjo485pDT 5ubI8s/nlw6Ff5FvK0grs8BVnjeIvVjTvY9N6MnFo7PBfAi/UquIoMMd9lv8BRQE hYJXKT3q0oOWLkfVrtAkA6m3fJdnrJ+BuR6TRzTbA7/9cKzTqIXR8Bz9RtzpRaKt k7SwEMKtS8Ep9pvN0LmXsXzbhaVW7ptbL5CLhrdi6D1fCCPOpFdtx/NLBzzZ7TcV ue1rGOG6zBMxSEQdMt2GX7rfD+wkg6B3cQbz7WOlx04s0pxSMRP0yEDQrwvxYasY VJ0zs966SgV5A/dKIckl7IWnmemYaHMndHsteV021tDPvKiMgT0= =Z4jP -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- ---Files-------------------------------- chown.c.patch (417 Bytes) chown.c.patch.sig (566 Bytes) -- You have received this notification because you have either subscribed to it, or are involved in it. To change your notification preferences, please click here: http://bugs.dragonflybsd.org/my/account
