Avoid potential buffer overflow/missing zero termination of string #36408
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Ref 00abaf8#r39659418. Replace a
strncpy(dest, src, strlen(src))
withstrncpy(dest, src, DEST_SIZE); dest[DEST_SIZE-1]='\0'
. The old code could overflow the destination if the source was too long (not sure that could actually happen), defeating the purpose ofstrncpy
. Further, it failed to put the terminating zero in the destination, relying on it being properly initialized.I have no idea about the context here, but this code path isn't exercised at all when I do
make test
. Is that somehow system specific? Does CI cover this?