app/procinfo: use strlcpy for copying string

Replaced strncpy and strcpy with strlcpy.
Also replaced snprintf with strlcpy where applicable.
Using strlcpy is safe practice when copying strings, as it will include
a null terminator.

Fixes: 2deb6b5246 ("app/procinfo: add collectd format and host id")
Fixes: 8a37f37fc2 ("app/procinfo: add --show-port")
Cc: stable@dpdk.org

Reported-by: Reshma Pattan <reshma.pattan@intel.com>
Signed-off-by: Ciara Power <ciara.power@intel.com>
Acked-by: Bruce Richardson <bruce.richardson@intel.com>
This commit is contained in:
Ciara Power 2019-09-26 16:11:59 +01:00 committed by David Marchand
parent 49e7e2dee3
commit 7edbf7ddfd

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@ -203,7 +203,7 @@ proc_info_preparse_args(int argc, char **argv)
int err = gethostname(host_id, MAX_LONG_OPT_SZ-1);
if (err)
strcpy(host_id, "unknown");
strlcpy(host_id, "unknown", sizeof(host_id));
}
return 0;
@ -398,50 +398,50 @@ static void collectd_resolve_cnt_type(char *cnt_type, size_t cnt_type_len,
if ((type_end != NULL) &&
(strncmp(cnt_name, "rx_", strlen("rx_")) == 0)) {
if (strncmp(type_end, "_errors", strlen("_errors")) == 0)
strncpy(cnt_type, "if_rx_errors", cnt_type_len);
strlcpy(cnt_type, "if_rx_errors", cnt_type_len);
else if (strncmp(type_end, "_dropped", strlen("_dropped")) == 0)
strncpy(cnt_type, "if_rx_dropped", cnt_type_len);
strlcpy(cnt_type, "if_rx_dropped", cnt_type_len);
else if (strncmp(type_end, "_bytes", strlen("_bytes")) == 0)
strncpy(cnt_type, "if_rx_octets", cnt_type_len);
strlcpy(cnt_type, "if_rx_octets", cnt_type_len);
else if (strncmp(type_end, "_packets", strlen("_packets")) == 0)
strncpy(cnt_type, "if_rx_packets", cnt_type_len);
strlcpy(cnt_type, "if_rx_packets", cnt_type_len);
else if (strncmp(type_end, "_placement",
strlen("_placement")) == 0)
strncpy(cnt_type, "if_rx_errors", cnt_type_len);
strlcpy(cnt_type, "if_rx_errors", cnt_type_len);
else if (strncmp(type_end, "_buff", strlen("_buff")) == 0)
strncpy(cnt_type, "if_rx_errors", cnt_type_len);
strlcpy(cnt_type, "if_rx_errors", cnt_type_len);
else
/* Does not fit obvious type: use a more generic one */
strncpy(cnt_type, "derive", cnt_type_len);
strlcpy(cnt_type, "derive", cnt_type_len);
} else if ((type_end != NULL) &&
(strncmp(cnt_name, "tx_", strlen("tx_"))) == 0) {
if (strncmp(type_end, "_errors", strlen("_errors")) == 0)
strncpy(cnt_type, "if_tx_errors", cnt_type_len);
strlcpy(cnt_type, "if_tx_errors", cnt_type_len);
else if (strncmp(type_end, "_dropped", strlen("_dropped")) == 0)
strncpy(cnt_type, "if_tx_dropped", cnt_type_len);
strlcpy(cnt_type, "if_tx_dropped", cnt_type_len);
else if (strncmp(type_end, "_bytes", strlen("_bytes")) == 0)
strncpy(cnt_type, "if_tx_octets", cnt_type_len);
strlcpy(cnt_type, "if_tx_octets", cnt_type_len);
else if (strncmp(type_end, "_packets", strlen("_packets")) == 0)
strncpy(cnt_type, "if_tx_packets", cnt_type_len);
strlcpy(cnt_type, "if_tx_packets", cnt_type_len);
else
/* Does not fit obvious type: use a more generic one */
strncpy(cnt_type, "derive", cnt_type_len);
strlcpy(cnt_type, "derive", cnt_type_len);
} else if ((type_end != NULL) &&
(strncmp(cnt_name, "flow_", strlen("flow_"))) == 0) {
if (strncmp(type_end, "_filters", strlen("_filters")) == 0)
strncpy(cnt_type, "operations", cnt_type_len);
strlcpy(cnt_type, "operations", cnt_type_len);
else if (strncmp(type_end, "_errors", strlen("_errors")) == 0)
strncpy(cnt_type, "errors", cnt_type_len);
strlcpy(cnt_type, "errors", cnt_type_len);
else if (strncmp(type_end, "_filters", strlen("_filters")) == 0)
strncpy(cnt_type, "filter_result", cnt_type_len);
strlcpy(cnt_type, "filter_result", cnt_type_len);
} else if ((type_end != NULL) &&
(strncmp(cnt_name, "mac_", strlen("mac_"))) == 0) {
if (strncmp(type_end, "_errors", strlen("_errors")) == 0)
strncpy(cnt_type, "errors", cnt_type_len);
strlcpy(cnt_type, "errors", cnt_type_len);
} else {
/* Does not fit obvious type, or strrchr error: */
/* use a more generic type */
strncpy(cnt_type, "derive", cnt_type_len);
strlcpy(cnt_type, "derive", cnt_type_len);
}
}
@ -1349,7 +1349,7 @@ main(int argc, char **argv)
if (ret)
printf("Error from rte_eal_cleanup(), %d\n", ret);
snprintf(bdr_str, MAX_STRING_LEN, " ");
strlcpy(bdr_str, " ", MAX_STRING_LEN);
STATS_BDR_STR(50, bdr_str);
return 0;