comparison libpurple/protocols/msn/nexus.c @ 28875:8464e695c62b

Fixes a bad MSN bug where passwords with multi-byte utf8 characters near the 16 byte mark would cause a segmentation fault due to chopping the multi-byte character and turning the string into invalidate utf8. Thanks to Shaun Lindsay at Meebo for tracking this down and fixing it.

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	purple_debug_info("msn", "Starting Windows Live ID authentication\n");
	msn_session_set_login_step(session, MSN_LOGIN_STEP_GET_COOKIE);

	username = purple_account_get_username(session->account);
	password = purple_connection_get_password(session->account->gc);
	password_xml = g_markup_escape_text(password, MIN(strlen(password), 16));

	purple_debug_info("msn", "Logging on %s, with policy '%s', nonce '%s'\n",
	                  username, nexus->policy, nexus->nonce);

	domains = g_string_new(NULL);

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	purple_debug_info("msn", "Starting Windows Live ID authentication\n");
	msn_session_set_login_step(session, MSN_LOGIN_STEP_GET_COOKIE);

	username = purple_account_get_username(session->account);
	password = purple_connection_get_password(session->account->gc);
	if (g_utf8_strlen(password, -1) > 16) {
		/* max byte size for 16 utf8 characters is 64 + 1 for the null */
		gchar truncated[65];
		g_utf8_strncpy(truncated, password, 16);
		password_xml = g_markup_escape_text(truncated, -1);
	} else {
		password_xml = g_markup_escape_text(password, -1);
	}

	purple_debug_info("msn", "Logging on %s, with policy '%s', nonce '%s'\n",
	                  username, nexus->policy, nexus->nonce);

	domains = g_string_new(NULL);