Don't use strdup() to copy hash.

There was a braino in the previous patch: the hash may well contain
a zero byte, so we need to use memcpy().

diff --git a/aft.c b/aft.c
index e24a5fbfe1c490d1a79b691484f9d43fd60a6266..5595071f2ade631b25db6872b13dcec978ba9141 100644 (file)
--- a/aft.c
+++ b/aft.c
@@ -1035,24 +1035,26 @@ int open_and_update_audio_file(struct audio_file_data *afd)
        struct afsi_change_event_data aced;
        struct osl_object map, chunk_table_obj;
        struct ls_data *d = &status_item_ls_data;
+       unsigned char *tmp_hash;
 again:
        ret = score_get_best(&current_aft_row, &d->score);
        if (ret < 0)
                return ret;
        /*
         * get_hash_of_row() and get_audio_file_path_of_row() initialize
-        * d->hash and d->path to point to memory-mapped files. These pointers
+        * their pointer argument to point to memory-mapped files. These pointers
         * become stale after a new audio file has been added or after the
         * server process received SIGHUP. For in both cases libosl unmaps and
         * remaps the underlying database files, and this remapping may well
         * change the starting address of the mapping. To avoid stale pointer
         * references we create copies on the heap.
         */
-       free(d->hash);
-       ret = get_hash_of_row(current_aft_row, &d->hash);
+       ret = get_hash_of_row(current_aft_row, &tmp_hash);
        if (ret < 0)
                return ret;
-       d->hash = (unsigned char *)para_strdup((char *)d->hash);
+       if (!d->hash)
+               d->hash = para_malloc(HASH_SIZE);
+       memcpy(d->hash, tmp_hash, HASH_SIZE);
        free(d->path);
        ret = get_audio_file_path_of_row(current_aft_row, &d->path);
        if (ret < 0)