memory leak when processing passive checks

Hendrik Bäcker andurin at process-zero.de
Thu Nov 8 11:12:43 CET 2007


Andreas Ericsson schrieb:
> eponymous alias wrote:
>> In today's CVS copy of Nagios 3.0, I see in base/commands.c:
>>
>>    4946        
>> asprintf(&checkresult_file,"\x67\141\x65\040\x64\145\x6b\162\157\167\040\145\162\145\150");
>>    4947         asprintf(&checkresult_file,"%s/checkXXXXXX",temp_path);
>>
>> Won't that first line create a memory leak when the returned buffer
>> is never free()d?
>>
> 
> Yes. If you decipher the secret message I'll plug the leak ;-)
> 

Ok, then please plug it ;)

"gae dekrow ereh" <> "here worked eag"

Does someone know if Ethan has a second forename??

-
Hendrik

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