fix: fix some memory leak in session_child_run #385
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robert-ancell
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| pam_putenv (pam_handle, g_strdup_printf ("LOGNAME=%s", username)); | ||
| pam_putenv (pam_handle, g_strdup_printf ("HOME=%s", user_get_home_directory (user))); | ||
| pam_putenv (pam_handle, g_strdup_printf ("SHELL=%s", user_get_shell (user))); | ||
| g_autofree char* user_env = g_strdup_printf ("USER=%s", username); |
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For consistency char -> gchar, but otherwise everything looks great! Looks like putenv requires the string to remain, but pam_putenv makes a copy which is why this leak was probably added.
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thanks you,I will correct the ‘char‘ to ‘gchar‘
The memory requested using g_strdup_printf is not released. Use g_autofree to release the memory.
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The memory requested using g_strdup_printf is not released. Use g_autofree to release the memory.