Fix access to freed mem in WS client after #23241 #23490
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I was wrong in assuming that String had to survive long enough to avoid it, what actually needed to survive was the CharString obtained from the acsii() or utf8() function. At least according to valgrind
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I was wrong in assuming that String had to survive long enough to avoid
it, what actually needed to survive was the CharString obtained from the
acsii() or utf8() function.
At least according to valgrind. @hpvb can you confirm? (
lws_client_connect_via_infointernally callsstrdupon the buffer passed to it).