Hi,
It seems that there exists a potential buffer overflow, according to the following code:
(Zoe/zoeHMM.c:495)
char * ZOE = getenv(“ZOE”);
(Zoe/zoeHMM.c:500)
sprintf(path, “%s/HMM/%s”, ZOE, file);
Hi,
It seems that there exists a potential buffer overflow, according to the following code:
(Zoe/zoeHMM.c:495)
char * ZOE = getenv(“ZOE”);
(Zoe/zoeHMM.c:500)
sprintf(path, “%s/HMM/%s”, ZOE, file);
Hi, I think I’m a bit confused, are you referring to a particular snap?
Yes, I am referring to snap 2013-11-29
That doesn’t look like a valid snap name. Can you attach the output of snap list
?
Currently I am using snap 2.49.2 from ubuntu20.04
I think that refers to the unrelated SNAP program @ https://github.com/KorfLab/SNAP.
@ksb21st I think you’re wrong here. You better file a bug at the aforementioned GitHub address.
I think you are right. Sorry for the commotion. Thank you!