Avoid int overflow when parsing octet#548
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Avoid int overflow when parsing octet#548mayrstefan wants to merge 1 commit intoapache:mainfrom mayrstefan:bz66240
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When parsing an octet stop when value exceeds 255. Should fix bug 66240
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Thanks for the PR. I applied this manually so I could:
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When parsing an octet stop when value exceeds 255. Should fix bug 66240