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In amqp_parse_url(), parameter amqp_connection_info's ssl is not initialized.
Therefore, if the value is other than 0 (i.e., true), the offset calculation of user part will be incorrect. For example, user mike will be parsed as ike.
The fix will be to put parsed->ssl = 1 in the beginning of amqp_parse_url().
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The semantics of amqp_parse_url() aren't well defined if the input contains garbage.
As a workaround for the moment make sure that the amqp_connection_info object that is passed is either zero-initialized (with memset()) or amqp_default_connection_info().
amqp_parse_url() calls amqp_default_connection_info() to initialize the output
parameter to sensible defaults that mirror what the Java and .NET do.
Fixes#319
amqp_parse_url() calls amqp_default_connection_info() to initialize the output
parameter to sensible defaults that mirror what the Java and .NET do.
Fixes#319
In amqp_parse_url(), parameter amqp_connection_info's ssl is not initialized.
Therefore, if the value is other than 0 (i.e., true), the offset calculation of user part will be incorrect. For example, user mike will be parsed as ike.
The fix will be to put parsed->ssl = 1 in the beginning of amqp_parse_url().
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: