Bug #46
lml rely on un-portable strptime behavior.
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Description
It is not specified whether strptime will modify the member of a localtime struct when theses member are not matched by the format string. This, for example result in a bug on Solaris 7.
History
#1 Updated by Sebastien Tricaud about 18 years ago
According to http://www.ethereal.com/lists/ethereal-dev/200201/msg00406.html
"Well, building with just USE_XOPEN, and without _XOPEN_SOURCE or
+EXTENSIONS, seemed to work on Solaris 8, DU 4.0, and HP-UX 11.00 -
no problem with "strptime()"."
#2 Updated by Yoann VANDOORSELAERE about 18 years ago
The problem is not with the strptime() declaration, but rather that the function will reset the tm structure to 0 before filling it, which break the reported time. This behavior is implementation dependant.
#3 Updated by Yoann VANDOORSELAERE almost 18 years ago
Still waiting more comment from an user with a machine to experiment this on. Setting tm_isdst to -1 seem to partially fix the problem, through this is definitly not a clean solution.
#4 Updated by Yoann VANDOORSELAERE almost 18 years ago
Had a Solaris OS to experience this on. Fixed in changeset r6308.
#5 Updated by Yoann VANDOORSELAERE almost 18 years ago
- Status changed from New to Closed
- Resolution set to fixed
#6 Updated by Yoann VANDOORSELAERE almost 14 years ago
- Project changed from PRELUDE SIEM to Prelude-LML
- Category deleted (
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