lib/paper.c: fix leak of file descriptors#1
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When the /etc/papersize was not containing a valid paper size/format, the systempapername() function would return without properly closing the /etc/papersize, thus leaking a file descriptor... This issue was causing a test failure for ImageMagick: ImageMagick/ImageMagick#948
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The upstream appears to be a dead-project, unfortunately... :-/ |
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When the /etc/papersize was not containing a valid paper size/format, the systempapername() function would return without properly closing the /etc/papersize, thus leaking a file descriptor...
This issue was causing a test failure for ImageMagick:
ImageMagick/ImageMagick#948