On 8/2/05, John E. Malmberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This bug is in the routine mp_to_vmsspec(). If it is passed a name like > "/foo" where foo is a logical name, with no other directories or file > names in the path, after the translation, the null terminator was always > being skipped over, and what ever was previously in that memory would > get concatenated to the string. > > The result would usually be an unusable string. > > As I fix the UNIX name handling elsewhere in the VMS specific parts of > perl to remove the "/000000" that should not be there, it may make this > bug more visible.
Thanks, applied as change #25269.
