Created attachment 489333 [details] Do not consider escaped '(' as a separator and do not crash if '(' does not find its ')' Description of problem: automount does not perform a sanity check of server name in configuration. Unmatched brackets in the configuration can cause automount to crash. Also, with replication using wildcard '&', the same code crashes when the requested mount point contains an escaped bracket '\('. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: ======================= For the wildcard: # echo '/jobman/tmp1 file /etc/auto.jobman.tmp1 -nodev,nosuid,intr,soft,retry=3,private' > /etc/auto.master # echo '* -nodev,nosuid,intr,soft,retry=10,proto=tcp &:/tmp1' > /etc/auto.jobman.tmp1 # service autofs restart # df /jobman/tmp1/bl\(ah ======================= For the configuration error: # echo '/jobman/tmp1 file /etc/auto.jobman.tmp1 -nodev,nosuid,intr,soft,retry=3,private' > /etc/auto.master # echo '* -nodev,nosuid,intr,soft,retry=10,proto=tcp hostname(2:/tmp1' > /etc/auto.jobman.tmp1 # service autofs restart # df /jobman/tmp1/foo ======================= Actual results: Crash Expected results: No crash Additional info: Attached patch that should fix both crashes.
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