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Fix miscellaneous update-game-score bugs.
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* update-game-score.c (difftime) [!HAVE_DIFFTIME]: Remove.
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(read_score) [HAVE_GETDELIM]: Don't access uninitialized storage.
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(read_scores, write_scores): Check for fclose failure.
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(read_score) [HAVE_GETDELIM]: Don't access uninitialized storage,
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as that leads to undefined behavior, which is a bad thing
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particularly in a setuid program.
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(read_scores, write_scores): Check for fclose failure; on some
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systems, I/O errors are not reported by primitives like getc and
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putc, but instead are delayed until fclose, so fclose failures
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should be diagnosed like other read and write errors.
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(write_scores): Use fchmod, not chmod, to avoid a race.
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Otherwise, if the lock is broken by some other process,
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update-game-score might try to change the permission on someone
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else's file or on a nonexistent file, and incorrectly report an
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error when this fails.
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(lock_file): Fix test for out-of-date lock file; it was reversed.
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Use ordinary subtraction rather than difftime; since we're already
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assuming POSIX we don't need to worry about the possibility of
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time_t being a magic cookie.
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That is, it incorrectly broke locks when they were more than an
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hour into the future, instead of when they were more than an hour
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in the past. Use ordinary subtraction rather than difftime; since
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we're already assuming POSIX we don't need to worry about the
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possibility of time_t being a magic cookie, and since timestamps
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are positive we don't need to worry about integer overflow when
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subtracting them. Put two spaces, not just one, after a sentence
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end in a comment.
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2014-01-19 Paul Eggert <eggert@cs.ucla.edu>
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