Re: is this a memory leak?

Good then.

Hmm.. who are you? Your from address only says "cachemail@procache.com",
and no signature.. kind of anonymous.

If not done already, care to give a presentation of yourself and what
your goal with Squid development are?

Only curious about seeing "anonymous" posts on squid-dev.. but very
thankful for the help regardless.

--
Henrik Nordstrom
Squid hacker
cachemail@procache.com wrote:
> 
> It saves a copy from that pointer in the aclCheck_t structure, when the
> aclChecklistCreate is called.
> 
> When aclChecklistFree is called that memory is freed.
> 
> In the other word there are two copies from that pointer. It uses
> the second one to free it.
> 
> On Wed, 13 Dec 2000, Robert Collins wrote:
> 
> > In client_side.c, clientAccessCheckDone,
> >
> > ==
> >     debug(33, 2) ("The request %s %s is %s, because it matched '%s'\n",
> >         RequestMethodStr[http->request->method], http->uri,
> >         answer == ACCESS_ALLOWED ? "ALLOWED" : "DENIED",
> >         AclMatchedName ? AclMatchedName : "NO ACL's");
> >     if (http->acl_checklist->auth_user)
> >         proxy_auth_msg = http->acl_checklist->auth_user->message;
> >     http->acl_checklist = NULL;
> >     if (answer == ACCESS_ALLOWED) {
> >         safe_free(http->uri);
> >         http->uri = xstrdup(urlCanonical(http->request));
> >         assert(http->redirect_state == REDIRECT_NONE);
> > ==
> >
> > the http->acl_checklist = NULL line concerns me: where does the checklist get freed?
> >
> > Rob
> >