Hi All,
I was using the anaconda runtime utility, implantisomd5, to
implant an md5 checksum in an ISO image, and it appears to work
fine, but when its done it returns 6 as its return code. I
also check the iso with checkisomd5, and find that it thinks all
is well and it returns the expected zero. When I look at the
source code for implantisomd5 every exit I find is returning a 1.
I did notice that it was not explictly returning anything if all was
well. So just to see what happened, I altered the code to return
0 explicitly when it exited and all was well. At this point it stopped
returning 6, but returned one. Any idea why it was returning a 6
when no exit specified this?
Anyway here is the patch:
*** implantisomd5.c.orig Mon Jun 3 14:09:22 2002
--- implantisomd5.c Mon Jun 3 14:09:37 2002
***************
*** 179,182 ****
--- 179,184 ----
close(isofd);
printf("Done!\n");
+
+ exit(0);
}
No rocket science; it just works (that could be marketing logo (-;).
Cheers...james
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