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From:	"Mike Everest" <mike AT gsat DOT net DOT au>
To:	<cygwin AT cygwin DOT com>
Subject:	fgets() behaviour
Date:	Sun, 1 Apr 2001 01:18:50 +1000
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Hi Folks,

i have this crazy problem with fgets behaviour.

background info:
i am trying to write an authenticator for squid cache running under cygwin.
i am writing my code using ms visual studio, bacause not only is it familiar
to me, but also all of my existing development is all in there - i hope
nobody will tell me that i have to throw it away and use gcc <sigh>

anyway, my authenticator runs just fine when i run it interactively, and it
behaves just like squid wants it
to (pass the authenticator "username<space>password\n", and he returns
"ERR\n" or "OK\n" accordingly.

problem is that when squid runs it, the call to fgets() returns error 32
(reported by ferror())

the basic code is like this:

setbuf(stdout, NULL);

while(fgets(buf, 255, stdin) != NULL)
{
 // do stuff
}

any pointers?

thanks and regards,

Mike.




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