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Mark Kettenis <kettenis@wins.uva.nl> writes: > This report was very unclear. I asked for clarification, and got back > some more junk, but got enough information out of it to find out what > the problem is. > > Our netgroup parser doesn't strip off any whitespace from the > netgroup parts, and therefore matching done against them might fail. > Thus right now the netgroup > > ( foo , bar,foobar.net ) > > gives host = " foo ", user = "bar " and domain = "foobar.net ". > Attached is an *untested* patch to correct this. It would be great if > anyone actually using netgroups could test this patch > > > 2000-07-25 Mark Kettenis <kettenis@gnu.org> > > * nss/nss_files/files-netgrp.c (strip_whitespace): New function. > (_nss_netgroup_parseline): Use strip_whitespace to strip off any > leading and trailing spaces from host, user and domain name. IMO, you should be using strsep or strtok_r to do this kind of parsing, rather than rolling your own. These functions will handle the whitespace stripping that you desire, provided that no whitespace is permitted *within* the tokens... Greg
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