I've encountered it when I was starting lprint service and it crashed on this function - the crash itself appeared because pappl is now built with _FORTIFY_SOURCE=3, which detects this invalid buffer size and crash the application. The problem was that higher pointer was subtracted from a lower to get buffer size, so it ended up negative. The fix is from upstream, see the link in SPEC file. |
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pappl
The pappl package