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@ -276,7 +276,7 @@ static int txt_callback(void *context, u_char *answer, int len, u_char *fullansw
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/* answer is not null-terminated, but should be */
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/* answer is not null-terminated, but should be */
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/* this is safe to do, as answer has extra bytes on the end we can
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/* this is safe to do, as answer has extra bytes on the end we can
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safely overwrite with a null */
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safely overwrite with a null */
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answer[len] = (u_char)"\0";
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answer[len] = '\0';
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/* now increment len so that len includes the null, so that we can
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/* now increment len so that len includes the null, so that we can
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compare apples to apples */
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compare apples to apples */
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len +=1;
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len +=1;
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@ -285,7 +285,7 @@ static int txt_callback(void *context, u_char *answer, int len, u_char *fullansw
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strncpy(c->txt, answer, len < c->txtlen ? len-1 : (c->txtlen)-1);
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strncpy(c->txt, answer, len < c->txtlen ? len-1 : (c->txtlen)-1);
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/* just to be safe, let's make sure c->txt is null terminated */
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/* just to be safe, let's make sure c->txt is null terminated */
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c->txt[(c->txtlen)-1] = (char)"\0";
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c->txt[(c->txtlen)-1] = '\0';
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return 1;
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return 1;
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}
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}
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