This prevents needing a special case in the fuzz tests to detect
valgrind usage and a new exec. Instead, we simply detect the environment
in a shell script and start the test with valgrind in the first place.
* fuzz/test-runner.sh: New script for running the fuzz tests
* fuzz/main.c (main): Remove code for re-running under valgrind
* fuzz/Makefile.am: Set the LOG_COMPILER to test-runner.sh and remember
to add it to the list of extra files for packaging
* src/ftp.c(getftp): Don't free `target`. If it is not pointing to
targetbuf, then it still pointing to its original location of u->dir.
This location will be free'd later. Doing so now causes a double free
and hence crashes Wget
* tests/Test-ftp-dir.px: New test to show double free error
* tests/Makefile.am: Add new test
* src/init.c (cmd_bytes_sum): Use WGINT_MIN and WGINT_MAX in check.
* src/options.h (struct options): Make 'quota' of type wgint.
* src/retr.c: Make 'total_downloaded_bytes' of type wgint.
* src/utils.h: Fix comment.
* src/wget.h: Add WGINT_MIN, remove SUM_SIZE_INT.
The maintainer makefile provides targets for making a release. They need
these things:
* cfg.mk: Set the hash of the NEWS file as it was at the beginning of
this release
* .prev-version: Create the .prev-version file
* src/utils.c: Use PRId64 to correctly identify the format specifier for
wgint values. This fixes a warning on 32-bit systems where wgint is a
long long int instead of the long int that the format specifier
indicated.
Reported-by: Jeffrey Walton
time_t on VMS is typically unsigned. (Lazy man's solution to 2038?)
I added "(time_t)" type casts to negative values ("-1"), and changed
tests to avoid complaints.
* src/hsts.c (hsts_add_entry): Explicitly cast potentially negative time
values to time_t to handle VMS quirks.
(hsts_store_entry): Same
(get_hsts_store_filename): Use new ajoin_dir_file function to join
filenames
(test_hsts_read_database): Same
* src/init.c (struct options): use-askpass is not implemented on VMS
(ajoin_dir_file): New Function to join filenames in a platform
agnostic manner
(wgetrc_user_file_name): Use ajoin_dir_file to join paths. Doing this
correctly, eliminates the need for a special case on VMS
* src/init.h: Add prototype for ajoin_dir_file
* src/log.c (check_redirect_output): Ignore on VMS
* src/main.c(option_data): Disable use-askpass on VMS
(print_help): Same
(get_hsts_database): Use ajoin_dir_file to join paths
(print_version): Add VMS specific information to Version output
* src/utils.c (fork_to_background): Fix signature on VMS
Co-authored-by: Darshit Shah <darnir@gnu.org>
* src/http.c (test_parse_range_header): Remove use of SIZEOF_WGINT.
* src/utils.c (human_readable): Remove superfluous HR_NUMTYPE,
* (number_to_string): Remove use of SIZEOF_WGINT.
* src/utils.h: Remove use of SIZEOF_WGINT and HR_NUMTYPE.
* src/wget.h: Remove #define SIZEOF_WGINT.
Gnulib's stdint.h module promises a C99 compliant stdint.h file on all
platforms. Thus allowing us to directly use the fixed wodth integer
type, int64_t wihout needing to resort to all the checks being
performed.
* src/wget.h: Assume that int64_t is always available and use it
* src/mswindows.h: Remove portability code since gnulib handles it
* configure.ac: Remove sizeof checks for integer types that are no
longer used
testenv/test/base_test.py: Add new variable SKIP_TEST
testenv/Test--https-crl.py: Use SKIP_TEST instead of magic number
testenv/Test--https.py: Same
testenv/Test-hsts.py: Same
testenv/Test-no_proxy-env.py: Same
testenv/Test-pinnedpubkey-der-https.py: Same
testenv/Test-pinnedpubkey-der-no-check-https.py: Same
testenv/Test-pinnedpubkey-hash-https.py: Same
testenv/Test-pinnedpubkey-hash-no-check-fail-https.py: Same
testenv/Test-pinnedpubkey-pem-fail-https.py: Same
testenv/Test-pinnedpubkey-pem-https.py: Same
