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| 09:40.43 | jkroon | i'm seeing auth failures with http (/arawman) if the total uri gets too long. looking at the auth code in manager.c it looks like this might be due to the fixed size buffers in manager.c in auth_http_callback (lines 8009 on master). would it be possible for someone to look at that and confirm my theory before I file a bug? |
| 09:42.06 | jkroon | these buffers are using is snprintf, can I safely switch those to asprintf or is that not portable? |
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| 18:43.15 | coreyfarrell | jkroon: snprintf uses a static buffer like 'char buffer[256]', ast_asprintf would allocate memory for 'char *buffer' so you'd need to be sure to ast_free the buffer when done. you'd have to use ast_asprintf instead of directly using asprintf. |
| 18:44.05 | coreyfarrell | jkroon: I don't have time to explore fully but if you are using a long URI then it appears this would truncate the snprintf. |