Kees,
The NSS_NoDB_Init function initializes an NSS instance without a DB. The
recommended way of calling the function, according to Mozilla's docs, is
NSS_NoDB_Init(".") , while there's no difference if the function was
called like NSS_NoDB_Init(NULL);
In the new upload which will hit the archive today, xmalloc_fatal will
return NULL, as expected. I had already removed the exit function in
patch 02_xmalloc_dont_exit.patch, but it seems like you didn't run quilt
push -a before reviewing the package, and hence didn't get the change.
The new upload will also enable multiarch support.
As for the nmemb*size == 0 check, I don't think it really is an issue. I
can't think of any scenario which might cause an overflow.
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