Hi,
John Paul Adrian Glaubitz wrote:
> Valgrind didn't find any memory leaks, so I'm currently out of ideas:
> [..] valgrind --leak-check=yes ./parted_server
> [...]
> ==280387== in use at exit: 0 bytes in 0 blocks
I had a look at the code and wonder how the variable "device_name"
gets freed after it was allocated in scan_device_name() by
if (device_name != NULL)
free(device_name);
if (1 != iscanf("%ms", &device_name))
The only free() which looks like that, is the one i quote here.
So i wonder whether the valgrind run came through command_open() at all.
> ==280386== Cannot append to the log file
This message appears before a showstopper
fprintf(stderr, "Cannot append to the log file\n");
exit(255);
before main_loop() can get started.
main_loop() gives me the impression that parted_server would need to get a
command "OPEN" via
/* Do fscanf from the input FIFO. The arguments are the same as in
the function `scanf' */
#define iscanf(...) fscanf(infifo,__VA_ARGS__)
Did you provide such a command ?
I understand that the program creates a fifo /var/lib/partman/infifo
for receiving its commands.
Have a nice day :)
Thomas
