Prevent buffer overflow with raster queries with 4 bands or more #5089
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dmorissette
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@tbonfort: what is the correct way to merge this pull request into both branch-7-0 and master? |
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@dmorissette only apply it to branch-7-0, it will make its way into master by itself when branch-7-0 is merged into master. |
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Prevent buffer overflow with raster queries with 4 bands or more
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Thank you @tbonfort. I have merged the pull request in branch-7-0. |
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With a raster query on a raster layer with 4 bands or more configured then we get a buffer overflow in msRASTERLayerGetItems().
This pull request fixes the issue.