Re: User env not set on chrootshell

["Paul Smith" <psmith at nortel dot com>]

%% EJS <ejshoor@yahoo.com> writes:

  e> It seems that die2 doesn't like to take anything other
  e> than a string?? Hence attempt at a cast.

Well, you can't cast an int to a char* and get anything useful
back... this ain't Perl :-).

You'll just get a bogus pointer that will crash your program.

  e> chrootshell.c: In function `main':
  e> chrootshell.c:132: warning: passing arg 3 of `_die'
  e> makes pointer from integer without a cast

Are you sure you also changed the %-format character in the string from
%s (string) to %lu or some variant of that?

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