Re: [Suggestion] drivers/target/sbp/ : set tport->tpg to NULL when clean up for failure.

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On 06/12/12 04:24, Chen Gang wrote:
> Hello Maintainers: 
>
> in drivers/target/sbp/sbp_target.c:
>
>    tport->tpg must be NULL before process it in function sbp_make_tpg. (line 2185..2188)
>    tport->tpg assigned a ptr (line 2198)
>    if processing failed, not set tport->tpg = NULL (line 2208..2212, 2217..2221)
>
>    we have done: when free tport->tpg, set it to NULL (line 2233..2234)
>
>    is it valuable to let tport->tpg = NULL, when clean up for failure ?
>
<snip>

Yes, that's a good catch. The way it is now, if we fail to set up the
TPG, the port will be left in an inconsistent state. I'll prepare a
patch ASAP unless you'd rather do it yourself.

Thanks,
Chris

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