>If you're going to quote documents to support your ideas, it's probably
>better to read them first.
My apologies. My fingers were faster than my mind. But this made me read it the
way I should have
done in the first place. And I see that it says:
"A null pointer is returned if the new string can
>Yes, it's supposed to segfault. Check out what, say, strcpy does if
>you ask it to copy a NULL pointer. And this is an improvement from the
>bad old days, when they would happily walk through memory starting at
>0.
>Besides, errno is used to signal errors from system calls. strdup
>isn't a sys
Jeremy Chadwich wrote:
>That said, for such setups, would you recommend *not* using snapshots?
>If so, possibly we should consider removing the following code from
>src/sbin/dump/main.c:
>334 } else if (snapdump == 0) {
>335 msg("WARNING: %s\n",
>336
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