pkgsrc/mail/exim/distinfo
gavan 1e5a416eff exim: fix crash on startup if log_buffer is allocated right after taint pool
The check whether a block of memory is tainted erroneously returns true
if the block in question starts the very next byte after a block in the
tainted pool. Depending on the memory allocator, this can cause problems.
For example, on NetBSD/amd64 9.0, this seems to allocate the first tainted
block immediately before log_buffer. This leads to a recursive error in
log_write the first time anything is written to the log, leading to a
segmentation fault when the stack fills up.
2020-08-20 16:40:57 +00:00

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$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.78 2020/08/20 16:40:57 gavan Exp $
SHA1 (exim-4.94.tar.xz) = 60323c206be7d9f535c4bd369b470a514e489cd5
RMD160 (exim-4.94.tar.xz) = 6b51d059d9667c732df9ccb87f0de9b341c35281
SHA512 (exim-4.94.tar.xz) = 3bf95ade30902327403e7308089a3e423761da5b0745397dace7c7fd15ba3838d93e0ee418f1fed57606f79e57b793c7c7407e5c0d526146f0036126d5d95316
Size (exim-4.94.tar.xz) = 1828824 bytes
SHA1 (patch-Local_Makefile.pkgsrc) = 7d6971cfe6f6fecf854926e90460b1a8bcd6a79d
SHA1 (patch-OS_Makefile-Default) = 6af17f036ed02a3bc37c1f303269eea447fcb691
SHA1 (patch-lookups_Makefile) = cfc40dba3f75ef37b9887f7767139ad50cf9d4e5
SHA1 (patch-scripts_exim__install) = aa0a31e77d5f76e33bc92140c14d39c79f710b95
SHA1 (patch-src_exicyclog.src) = cea5f04f52c9264fd7d279c046686dac2dc57a65
SHA1 (patch-src_store.c) = db12aefb50c2741cb525b7363c4bafbe353dfc5f