[PATCH] Fix printf length calculation for hex/octal 64-bit values

[Jeremy Allison]

From the bug report:

i,

On AIX platform, I got different problems using smbd that seemed to be related with OpLocks

With some debugging, I could track it down to 'messaging_dgm_lockfile_create': the value written into file /var/run/sambalocks/msg.lock/PID is sometimes one digit shorter than the actual value of 'unique': the first digits get losts, eg:
unique=17299420435556398153, written=7299420435556398153.

With some more debugging, I found out that 'smbd' uses an own version of 'snprintf' that has a problem with large numbers; to be more precise buffer 'convert' in function 'fmtint' of 'lib/replace/snprintf.c' is too small; so the most signification digit gets lost.

I'm attaching a trivial patch to fix the problem (the length of buffer becomes to 22 to support octal values too).

Yours: Lorinczy Zsigmond

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Reviewed-by: Jeremy Allison <jra at samba.org>

Can I get a second Team reviewer ?

Cheers,

	Jeremy.
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