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If the first character in a hostname is a number but the value is not an explicit IP address, it is being treated as a failure. It is possible the hostname literally starts with a number. Could the if statement be inverted, returning the IP address if legitimate, and proceed past to resolving the hostname if not.
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ftpproxy/common/com-socket.c
Line 1733 in 4b00808
If the first character in a hostname is a number but the value is not an explicit IP address, it is being treated as a failure. It is possible the hostname literally starts with a number. Could the if statement be inverted, returning the IP address if legitimate, and proceed past to resolving the hostname if not.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: