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Message-ID: <20110927160646.GA23877@albatros>
Date: Tue, 27 Sep 2011 20:06:46 +0400
From: Vasiliy Kulikov <segoon@...nwall.com>
To: musl <musl@...ts.openwall.com>
Subject: musl bugs
Hi Rich,
getmntent_r():
- fgets() should be checked for too small buffer.
- Looks like fgets() may fail. Then ferror() should be used together
with feof().
getmntent():
- Is linebuf[256] big enough? IMO as the buffer is not supplied by a
user, it should be dynamically allocated. Calling getmntent() and
getting truncated result/ERANGE is somewhat not expected.
addmntent():
- Here fseek() can be easily checked for errors => return 1 in case of
error.
hasmntopt():
- Implementation is wrong. The argument is not a substring, but a
single option, possibly with "=value". Glibc's implementation is OK
IMO.
prctl() and other places:
- Why no va_end()? It is __builtin_va_end() sometimes, and AFAIU it is
not a noop.
getgrgid() and getgrnam():
- errno is not saved while calling endgrent() (close() inside). POSIX
says close() may return EIO if I/O error happened during close() with
RO fd, altering errno.
execvp():
- As the code chooses the first possible path in $PATH, the
/usr/local/bin should be the last path. POSIX says it should start
with null path (current dir), but it is crazy.
- I don't see an overflow here (comment claims so)...
--
Vasiliy
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