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Chris Halls | 29 Nov 2006 01:39
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[patch] all day appointment flag

I figured out by trial and error that item 0x8215 corresponds to the 'all day 
event' checkbox in Outlook. I've attached a patch to add this to the 
appointment structure. I also modified lspst to print the all day flag and 
appointment end date.

Chris

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Chris Halls | 29 Nov 2006 01:44
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[patch] crash freeing memory in lspst

I'm getting crashes in lspst while trying to free f->name. The memory has not 
been dynamically allocated; it is statically assigned here:

f->name = "mbox";

The attached patch removes the free statements.

Chris
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Chris Halls | 29 Nov 2006 01:59
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[patch] stdarg fixes

Hi

I'm working on an Evolution import plugin to use libpst to import data from 
Outlook. So far it has gone fairly well but I have had a few issues and would 
like to submit some patches. So here is the first.

When running lspst on my amd64 system I am getting a lot of messages 
triggering the assertion f != g in debug_msg_text, and after quite a few I 
usually get a crash.

The problem is because the variable 'ap' is used multiple times after 
va_start, but the man page says:

If  ap  is passed to a function that uses va_arg(ap,type) then the value of ap 
is undefined after the return of that function. So you need to call va_end, 
then va_start again.

Patch attached to fix this.

Chris
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Nigel Horne | 29 Nov 2006 18:18
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[patch] all day appointment flag

On Tue, 2006-11-28 at 23:39 +0000, Chris Halls wrote:
> I figured out by trial and error that item 0x8215 corresponds to the 'all day 
> event' checkbox in Outlook. I've attached a patch to add this to the 
> appointment structure. I also modified lspst to print the all day flag and 
> appointment end date.

Thanks for the patch - I'll also apply it to clamAV.

> 
> Chris

-Nigel
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James Woodcock | 30 Nov 2006 13:35
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Patches

Hi,

Some time ago I submitted some patches into the
"Patches" section of the libpst project page.  How
would I go about getting these checked into the trunk?

Thanks

Jamaes

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Chris Halls | 1 Dec 2006 01:00
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Patches

Hi James

On Thursday 30 November 2006 11:27, James Woodcock wrote:
> Some time ago I submitted some patches into the
> "Patches" section of the libpst project page.  How
> would I go about getting these checked into the trunk?

The only person with commit rights is Joseph, and I get the impression he is 
pretty busy elsewhere. I have pinged him and am waiting to hear back from 
him.

Chris
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Chris Halls | 1 Dec 2006 17:29
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More patches

I've posted a couple more patches to the tracker. One adds some more fields to 
the appointment structure, and the other adds command line option parsing to 
lspst.

I'll post patches to the tracker from now on to help in keeping track of them.
Chris
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James Woodcock | 1 Dec 2006 22:15
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Patches

On Thu, 2006-11-30 at 23:00 +0000, Chris Halls wrote
> On Thursday 30 November 2006 11:27, James Woodcock wrote:
> > Some time ago I submitted some patches into the
> > "Patches" section of the libpst project page.  How
> > would I go about getting these checked into the trunk?
> 
> The only person with commit rights is Joseph, and I get the impression he is 
> pretty busy elsewhere. I have pinged him and am waiting to hear back from 
> him.
> 
> Chris

Thanks Chris.
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