egrep_path hardcoded to "egrep" as it is done in locate_egrep ()
(locate_egrep): commented out
(rotating_dash) [!HAVE_X]: moved into do_search to prevent warning
for regexp '^' pattern also, fixed
(search) [HAVE_GNOME]: gnome_message_box_new don't expand printf
pattern, so g_strdup_printf used
* find.c (find_parameters): don't use stat structure if mc_stat failed
(invoke_subshell): ... this.
(init_subshell): Initialize raw_mode here instead of delayng it
until invoke_subshell(). Otherwise the current mode may have
been changed by edition_pre_exec(), which caused Ctrl-O to be
ignored on FreeBSD if a command has been run before switching
to the subshell.
execution for directory names containing 0x03 (intr) 0x14.
See http://www.securityfocus.com/vdb/?id=2016 for details.
Subshell still can't chdir to such directories :(
* subshell.[ch] (do_subshell_chdir): directory constified
for directory names containing 0x03 (intr) 0x14.
See http://www.securityfocus.com/vdb/?id=2016 for details.
Subshell still can't chdir to such directories
* directory parameter constified
it cannot be installed before mc on systems without symlinks.
* gtkedit/Makefile.in: Likewise.
* src/Makefile.in: Install mcedit (if enabled) and mcview.
Uninstall them.
take Midnight Commander. Go to directory that contains some
files. Press <+><CR><+><+><CR><CR><+><+><CR> (<+> being the grey one).
IOW, the first invalid regexp and we are toast - old_pattern is freed and
not reset to NULL. Next call of regexp_match() and we've got a double-free.
What's really pissing off is that caller takes care to tell you that
regexp is invalid. In large red window. I.e. they had added error reporting
and had _never_ given it a try, not to mention giving code a review. Sigh...
doing in binary file it ignore skipped zero(es), so cursor is before
searched expression and next search find the same string. Also regexp
search could return wrong results for '^ ?' expressions.
(get_line_at): skipped: new parameter for number of skipped zero(es)
(search): new features of get_line_at used.
doing in binary file it ignore skipped zero(es), so cursor is before
searched expression and next search find the same string. Also regexp
search could return wrong results for '^ ?' expressions.
(get_line_at): skipped: new parameter for number of skipped zero(es)
(search): new features of get_line_at used.
allowed luser to write '\0' char to any symlinkable file in Linux
system which don't ensure that fd's 0, 1, and 2 are open on startup
of a SUID/SGID binary.
Based on patch from bugtrack by Maurycy Prodeus <z33d@ETH-SECURITY.NET>.
flags moved out of CFLAGS as recommended by GNU coding
standards.
* configure.in: Don't add GLIB_CFLAGS to CFLAGS.
* Make.common.in: XINC eliminated. GLIB_CFLAGS is now added to
XCPPFLAGS.
* INSTALL (Random notes on porting to other architectures):
Completely rewritten. Recommended using CFLAGS instead of XINC.
"make distclean" breaks.
* edit/Makefile.in, gnome/Makefile.in, gtkedit/Makefile.in,
slang/Makefile.in, src/Makefile.in, vfs/Make-mc.in: $(RMF)
replaced with "rm -f" - the stangard says that "rm" is portable.
Ditto $(MV). Adjusted *clean targets to match those in
Automake. Removed "cross" target.
gtkedit/Makefile.in, slang/Makefile.in, src/Makefile.in,
vfs/Make-mc.in: preserve timestamp on "make distdir", otherwise
mc.pot becomes out of date in the tarball.
