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Enforce length limits on PKG and NAME fields in pkginfo

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Tom G. Christensen 2008-03-25 14:41:08 +00:00
parent 951d5ac6de
commit ac054594dc
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buildpkg.functions
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@ -188,6 +188,8 @@ E_BAD_SECTION_END=44
E_UNPACKAGED_FILES=45 E_UNPACKAGED_FILES=45
E_BAD_VERSION=46 E_BAD_VERSION=46
E_BAD_LIBS=47 E_BAD_LIBS=47
E_SVR4_PKG_OVERFLOW=48
E_SVR4_NAME_OVERFLOW=49
error_txt[$E_BAD_FILE]="File not found" error_txt[$E_BAD_FILE]="File not found"
error_txt[$E_PATCH_FAILED]="Patch failed" error_txt[$E_PATCH_FAILED]="Patch failed"
@ -204,6 +206,8 @@ error_txt[$E_BAD_SECTION_END]="Found end of section marker before section begin!
error_txt[$E_UNPACKAGED_FILES]="Unpackaged files found in stage area!" error_txt[$E_UNPACKAGED_FILES]="Unpackaged files found in stage area!"
error_txt[$E_BAD_VERSION]="Version field overflow" error_txt[$E_BAD_VERSION]="Version field overflow"
error_txt[$E_BAD_LIBS]="config.log defines obsolete libraries!" error_txt[$E_BAD_LIBS]="config.log defines obsolete libraries!"
error_txt[$E_SVR4_PKG_OVERFLOW]="PKG field exceeds 9 char limit"
error_txt[$E_SVR4_NAME_OVERFLOW]="NAME field exceeds 256 char limit"
##################################################### #####################################################
# Helper functions # Helper functions

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buildpkg.packaging.solaris
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@ -113,6 +113,10 @@ pack_info()
local pstamp="$os-$($UNAME -n)`date '+%Y%m%d%H%M'`" local pstamp="$os-$($UNAME -n)`date '+%Y%m%d%H%M'`"
# Check length of pkgname and name to make sure we're within limits
[ ${#pkgname} -gt 9 ] && error $E_SVR4_PKG_OVERFLOW pack_info
[ ${#name} -gt 256 ] && error $E_SVR4_NAME_OVERFLOW pack_info
$SED -e "s#%%pkgname%%#$pkgname#g" \ $SED -e "s#%%pkgname%%#$pkgname#g" \
-e "s#%%version%%#$version#g" \ -e "s#%%version%%#$version#g" \
-e "s#%%pkgcat%%#$pkgcat#g" \ -e "s#%%pkgcat%%#$pkgcat#g" \