Fixed bug on odd byte ip addresses
IP addresses that when converted to an integer ended up as a string with an odd number of bytes would result in a memory read into invalid memory. Zero filled the text string representation of the bytes to avoid this issue.
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#include "multiaddr/multiaddr.h"
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#include "multiaddr/multiaddr.h"
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#include "multiaddr/varhexutils.h"
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#include "multiaddr/varhexutils.h"
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int test_new_like_libp2p() {
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int retVal = 0;
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char* ip = "10.211.55.2";
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int port = 4001;
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char str[strlen(ip) + 50];
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sprintf(str, "/ip4/%s/tcp/%d/", ip, port);
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struct MultiAddress* ma_string = multiaddress_new_from_string(str);
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// convert to binary
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struct MultiAddress* ma_binary = multiaddress_new_from_bytes(ma_string->bytes, ma_string->bsize);
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if (strcmp(ma_string->string, ma_binary->string) != 0) {
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fprintf(stderr, "%s does not equal %s\n", ma_string->string, ma_binary->string);
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goto exit;
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}
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retVal = 1;
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exit:
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multiaddress_free(ma_string);
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multiaddress_free(ma_binary);
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return retVal;
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}
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int test_new_from_string() {
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int test_new_from_string() {
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struct MultiAddress* a = multiaddress_new_from_string("/ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/8080/");
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struct MultiAddress* a = multiaddress_new_from_string("/ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/8080/");
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printf("Number of Bytes: %lu, Bytes: ", a->bsize);
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printf("Number of Bytes: %lu, Bytes: ", a->bsize);
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"test_multiaddr_utils",
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"test_multiaddr_utils",
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"test_multiaddr_peer_id",
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"test_multiaddr_peer_id",
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"test_multiaddr_get_peer_id",
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"test_multiaddr_get_peer_id",
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"test_multiaddr_bytes"
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"test_multiaddr_bytes",
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"test_new_like_libp2p"
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};
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};
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int (*funcs[])(void) = {
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int (*funcs[])(void) = {
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test_multiaddr_utils,
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test_multiaddr_utils,
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test_multiaddr_peer_id,
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test_multiaddr_peer_id,
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test_multiaddr_get_peer_id,
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test_multiaddr_get_peer_id,
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test_multiaddr_bytes
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test_multiaddr_bytes,
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test_new_like_libp2p
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};
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};
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int testit(const char* name, int (*func)(void)) {
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int testit(const char* name, int (*func)(void)) {
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uvarint_decode32(TON32INPUT, 60, &varintdecode_032);
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uvarint_decode32(TON32INPUT, 60, &varintdecode_032);
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return &varintdecode_032;
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return &varintdecode_032;
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}
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}
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//
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/**
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* Converts a 64 bit integer into a hex string
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* @param int2hex the 64 bit integer
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* @returns a hex representation as a string (leading zero if necessary)
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*/
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char * Int_To_Hex(uint64_t int2hex) //VAR[binformat] TO HEX
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char * Int_To_Hex(uint64_t int2hex) //VAR[binformat] TO HEX
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{
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{
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static char int2hex_result[800]="\0";
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static char result[50];
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memset(int2hex_result,0,sizeof(int2hex_result));
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memset(result, 0, 50);
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sprintf (int2hex_result, "%02lX", int2hex);
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sprintf(result, "%02lX", int2hex);
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return int2hex_result;
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int slen = strlen(result);
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if (slen % 2 != 0) {
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for(int i = slen; i >= 0; --i) {
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result[i+1] = result[i];
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}
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result[0] = '0';
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}
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return result;
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}
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}
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uint64_t Hex_To_Int(char * hax)
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uint64_t Hex_To_Int(char * hax)
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{
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{
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char * hex = NULL;
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char * hex = NULL;
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