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On 22-09-2009 16:11:19 +0200, Markus Duft wrote: |
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> Markus Duft wrote: |
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> > Hey! |
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> > seems i found a problem with chpathtool. i tried to chpath a whole |
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> > prefix at once recursively, but some files make chpathtool crash. i |
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> > attached one of them, could you have a look at it? i debugged the |
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> > problem on my gentoo linux box, but no luck. |
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> > |
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> trying again, i found something: it's a off-by-on if the file ends with |
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> for example '/', which makes memstr yield a partial match to magic... |
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> i have a patch for this (attached), that seems to fix it (not sure |
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> wether it destroys something else ;)). could you double check, and |
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> apply? Thanks! |
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> owh... and: chpathtool only works as long as magic and value are the |
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> same length. it immediatly (after 10 files or so) crashes if value is |
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> less than magic ... |
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Thanks for investigating, I'll look at it later today if time and health |
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allows (I hope). It used to work fine on Darwin for huge-to-small |
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prefix changes. But maybe the memory management just saved my *** |
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there. |
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Fabian Groffen |
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Gentoo on a different level |
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