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view libpurple/dbus-analyze-signals.py @ 32797:aacfb71133cc
Fix a possible MSN remote crash
Incoming messages with certain characters or character encodings
can cause clients to crash. The fix is for the contents of all
incoming plaintext messages are converted to UTF-8 and validated
before used.
This was reported to us by Fabian Yamaguchi and this patch was written
by Elliott Sales de Andrade (maybe with small, insignificant changes by me)
author | Mark Doliner <mark@kingant.net> |
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date | Mon, 07 May 2012 03:18:08 +0000 |
parents | 9f6b8e5998ec |
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# This program takes a C source as the input and produces the list of # all signals registered. # # Output is: # <signal name="Changed"> # <arg name="new_value" type="b"/> # </signal> import re import sys # List "excluded" contains signals that shouldn't be exported via # DBus. If you remove a signal from this list, please make sure # that it does not break "make" with the configure option # "--enable-dbus" turned on. excluded = [\ # purple_dbus_signal_emit_purple prevents our "dbus-method-called" # signal from being propagated to dbus. "dbus-method-called", ] registerregex = re.compile("purple_signal_register[^;]+\"([\w\-]+)\"[^;]+(purple_marshal_\w+)[^;]+;") nameregex = re.compile('[-_][a-z]') print "/* Generated by %s. Do not edit! */" % sys.argv[0] print "const char *dbus_signals = " for match in registerregex.finditer(sys.stdin.read()): signal = match.group(1) marshal = match.group(2) if signal in excluded: continue signal = nameregex.sub(lambda x:x.group()[1].upper(), '-'+signal) print "\" <signal name='%s'>\\n\""%signal args = marshal.split('_') # ['purple', 'marshal', <return type>, '', args...] if len(args) > 4: for arg in args[4:]: if arg == "POINTER": type = 'p' elif arg == "ENUM": type = 'i' elif arg == "INT": type = 'i' elif arg == "UINT": type = 'u' elif arg == "INT64": type = 'x' elif arg == "UINT64": type = 't' elif arg == "BOOLEAN": type = 'b' print "\" <arg type='%s'/>\\n\""%type print "\" </signal>\\n\"" print ";"