sent url includes trailing \0 byte

[Akuli]

fiche/fiche.c

Lines 661 to 665 in 4bba916

	char url[len];
	snprintf(url, len, "%s%s%s%s", c->settings->domain, "/", slug, "\n");
	// Send the response
	write(c->socket, url, len);

I first noticed this problem a few years ago when this code was introduced and it broke the pastebin plugin of my editor. I changed the plugin to strip away the \0 byte, so maybe it is now a feature, and not a bug :)

[divinity76]

i think the null byte is intended behavior, as far as a termbin.com "protocol" goes, the null byte means "end of transmission, you can stop select()'ing now, there's no more data", i do like

            socket_recv($socket, $url_chunk, 99, MSG_DONTWAIT);
            $full_url .= $url_chunk;
            if (substr($url_chunk, -1) === "\x00") {
                break;
            }

[Akuli]

You can use \n as the end-of-transmission byte, regardless of whether the null byte is there or not.