Milter-greylist

hi matthias 

i agree, if the string has 64 char, then the buffer 
should have + 1 for the (char)0 
but then the original source would be wrong too. 
ADDRLEN was 31 and printf has %32s 
i did only multiply by 2 in an analog way. 

but maybe the idea was an other. i did really not 
look around at the source code. i am sure emmanuel can 
give the answer. 
and the original greylist.db file has 31 long
char-strings, for those, which are cut off. 
and therefor a %32s-printf would be o.k. 

but thanks for advice. 

best regards 
hans 

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On Thu, Sep 09, 2004 at 08:42:47AM +0200, Matthias Scheler wrote:
> > ! #define ADDRLEN       63
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> Either that should read 65 ...
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> > !               fprintf(stream, "%s     %64s    %64s    %ld # %s\n", 
> ... or these should read "%62s".
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