Potential memleak in bearerbox

[Paul Bagyenda]

Content preview: Hi,  In bb_boxc.c, both smsbox_start() and wapbox_start()
initialise box_allow_ip/box_deny_ip. Which means if you have WAP and SMS
running, you leak a few bytes. Caught this using GCC LSAN. Quick fix wa [...]


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Hi,

 In bb_boxc.c, both smsbox_start() and wapbox_start() initialise
box_allow_ip/box_deny_ip. Which means if you have WAP and SMS running,
you leak a few bytes. Caught this using GCC LSAN. Quick fix was/is to
only initialise them if they are NULL.


P.