OCP Telemetry Data Statistics Parsing Fix #2763
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…_str These 2 functions, used by the ocp plugin, had string arrays with hard coded lengths. In some cases, the hard coded length was not long enough for strings that were being printed. The functions were changed to allocate a buffers long enough to contain the full string. Updated the OCP plugin version to 2.12.0 Signed-off-by: jeff-lien-wdc <[email protected]>
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The function print_formatted_var_size_str (in util/utils.c) which is used to print the telemetry statistics additional data had a string array (used for printing out the data) with a hard coded length of 1024 chars. The Stats data with 80 DW's of data would exceed the size of that array. Therefore, the code was changed to allocate a buffer large enough to contain the full string data.