Trailing garbage bytes in string outputs #38
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There's a bug occuring in a couple places where the result of
lsm_str_ptr
is passed to a C function that expects NULL-terminated strings. This causes the result to be appended by some garbage bytes until accidentally a NULL-byte is encountered.One example is adding the filename header when a GET request for a file is requested.