On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 11:25 PM, vishwanath govind
wrote:
> I have initramfs file system built using Busybox-1.16.0 and didn't setup the
> ldap/nis. I have few files in /etc like passwd,group and syslogd conf
> files.But getpwnam() should search local repository(/etc/passwd file) and
> returns a
I have initramfs file system built using Busybox-1.16.0 and didn't setup the
ldap/nis. I have few files in /etc like passwd,group and syslogd conf
files.But getpwnam() should search local repository(/etc/passwd file) and
returns a pointer to a *struct passwd*, correct?. Do i really need to setup
ld
Hi!
> > Attached patch fixes possible buffer oveflow in sem_getvalue tests (the
> > buffer
> > overflow happens when getpid() returns number that couldn't fit into buffer)
> > and also cleans coding style.
>
> 1. Why 64?
> 2. It should be #define'd and/or sizeof should be used in snprintf
> becau
On Sun, Feb 14, 2010 at 11:59 PM, vishwanath govind
wrote:
> Yes, I checked this before, It return errorno "0". Somehow mknod02 won't
> display the errorno when it exit with "tst_brkm(TBROK, cleanup, "%s not in
> /etc/passwd", LTPUSER)" but I have similar tests return errorno 0. I see
> "nobody" u
Yes, I checked this before, It return errorno "0". Somehow mknod02 won't
display the errorno when it exit with "tst_brkm(TBROK, cleanup, "%s not in
/etc/passwd", LTPUSER)" but I have similar tests return errorno 0. I see
"nobody" user and uid/gid -99 is present in /etc/passwd file. Do I need to
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