Hi,
I found a fix, so it's working for me now.
Change line 261 of src/modules/common/zverse.cpp to this:
if (size > 0 && (start < strlen(cacheBuf))) {
Line 263 accessed the cacheBuf char array without checking for the size
before. So if the uncompressing failed (strlen(cacheBuf) is 0 or
Hi DM and everybody.
I changed the line to:
strncpy(*buf, cacheBlock->getEntry(entry), size);
(*buf)[size]='\0';
But it didn't work. Still crashes.
I believe I found the reason though. As I assumed many months ago, the reading
process works like this:
decryption -> decompression
Joachim Ansorg wrote:
>> zStr::getCompressedText calls
>> strcpy(*buf, cacheBlock->getEntry(entry));
>>
>
> My fix for this would be (without digging deep into the sources) in line 438
> of zstr.cpp:
> strncpy(*buf, cacheBlock->getEntry(entry), size);
>
This takes me way back. I
> zStr::getCompressedText calls
> strcpy(*buf, cacheBlock->getEntry(entry));
My fix for this would be (without digging deep into the sources) in line 438
of zstr.cpp:
strncpy(*buf, cacheBlock->getEntry(entry), size);
strcpy expects a \0-terminated string. If the deciphering with the
Hi Troy.
I wrote you that we are having difficulties with BibleTime's stability since
we use my dumb "check that the entered cipher key is valid" function, which
basically just calls
(*m_module) = sword::TOP;
QString test = QString::fromLatin1( m_module->getRawEntryBuf().c_str() );
These line
