ccan: fix read_all() to always set errno on failure #3330
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read(2) will return 0 to designate end-of-file and in this case it will not set errno. This is not considered as an error condition by read(2) itself, but all callers of read_all() expect that exactly the requested number of bytes will be read into the buffer, not less, so set errno to EBADMSG "Bad message" in this case. Related to ElementsProject#3185
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Thanks for the PR @vasild. This is part of ccan which is tracked externally at https://github.com/rustyrussell/ccan. Could you open a PR there? If accepted we'd update the in-tree version from the upstream version in a second step. |
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@cdecker yes, sorry for the confusion. continues at: rustyrussell/ccan#86 |
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No problem ^^ |
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read(2) will return 0 to designate end-of-file and in this case it will
not set errno.
This is not considered as an error condition by read(2) itself, but all
callers of read_all() expect that exactly the requested number of bytes
will be read into the buffer, not less, so set errno to EBADMSG
"Bad message" in this case.
Related to #3185