Fix memory issues#185
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instead of doing so in all invocations and allocating a new array.
- fixes a memory leak - prepare for further fixes: change TTYMUX_GET_SESSIONS to return list instead of modifying HostNode->screens, so it can be used in places that expect HostNode->screens not to change
…used by the UI Still fetch session list, but only use it to check if session is alive; don't store it.
also use xmlResetLastError instead of xmlResetError, as the latter wants a non-const pointer, but xmlGetLastError returns a const one.
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Unrelated, but as it seems you're currently preparing a new release:
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Hi,
another couple of memory related patches.
I think the fix for the "use after free" is the most important one (i think this was the main reason my apt-dater kept crashing, and the reason I started to look into the source).