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qwktomsg.cpp

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      Initialize time zone variable (zone) · ed1f4ab1
      Rob Swindell authored
      As found and reported by Talisam author, apam (HAPPYLND).
      
      sscanf() won't initialize the buffer of the argument passed if the format string is not matched, so when there was no hexadecimal/SMB timezone value, the timezone specified in the ISO date/time string (if any) would be overwritten with 0, converted from the uninitialized 'zone' variable (unlikely to be valid hex-ASCII chars). Thanks apam!
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      Initialize time zone variable (zone)
      Rob Swindell authored
      As found and reported by Talisam author, apam (HAPPYLND).
      
      sscanf() won't initialize the buffer of the argument passed if the format string is not matched, so when there was no hexadecimal/SMB timezone value, the timezone specified in the ISO date/time string (if any) would be overwritten with 0, converted from the uninitialized 'zone' variable (unlikely to be valid hex-ASCII chars). Thanks apam!