On Sat, Jun 01, 2019 at 11:55:57PM -0300, Guillermo wrote:
> Sooo... thoughts? Does anyone else use a sufficiently recent version
> of GNU libc and experience the same?
On my machine using Void with glibc 2.29 since 20190305, I never
encountered this issue. I can confirm the behaviour you described of
getgrent(3), but it seems that prot_readgroups() (the only place where
getgrent(3) is called in s6-envuidgid.c) always calls endgrent(3) only
after getgrent(3) returns NULL, whether on error or upon exhaustion of
the entries; the `if (n >= max) break;' line would not be triggered
under normal circumstances because `max' is set to `NGROUPS_MAX' by
main(). Therefore, at least on my system, endgrent(3) is always called
with `errno' set to zero.
BTW, gcc with `-Wsign-compare' compains about the operand(s) of `?' on
the last line of prot_readgroups(); I do not know how Laurent thinks
about this.
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