On 2025-09-28 21:36, Greg Hudson wrote:
On 9/28/25 07:36, Osipov, Michael (IN IT IN) wrote:
Here is the full stacktrace:
[...]
#28 0x60000000c8a87c20:0 in encode_krb5_auth_pack () at
asn1_k_encode.c:1513
#29 0x4011340:0 in main () at krb5_encode_test.c:798
Okay, it's nothing so exotic as a misplaced function pointer; we're just
at a different point in main() from what we originally thought (line
798, not lines 775-778).
Walking carefully through the stack trace, I can deduce that the failure
happens when trying to encode the algorithm identifier within the
paChecksum2 field of the PKAuthenticator.
ktest_make_sample_pk_authenticator() doesn't intentionally include a
paChecksum2 field, but it doesn't null it either. So this is a
straightforward use of uninitialized memory, obscured on other platforms
because the pointer value happens to be 0 there. (And asan/valgrind
don't catch it, presumably because the memory was written to earlier
within structures of different types.)
Nailed it. PR works for me!
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