Description of problem: There are several problems in the sensor code 1: Conversion between time_t<->int<->string is incorrect on platforms where time_t is larger than an int. 2: When a sensor is retriggerd while its associated IP address is blocked, the time to remain blocked until is incorrectly calculated. 3: When a sensor is retriggered while its associated IP address is blocked, the IP address may remain blocked for significantly longer than the deny_time 4: deny_time is not being correctly inherited from defaults. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1.run the xinetd/sensor RHTS test I just wrote 2. 3. Actual results: FAIL Expected results: should PASS Additional info: #3 and #4 can be corrected by changing the documentation
Created attachment 139887 [details] Patch that corrects #1 and #2
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