Replaced strtoul() using NULL arguments with atol() in wodles' config files.#2801
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Replaced strtoul() using NULL arguments with atol() in wodles' config files.#2801chemamartinez merged 3 commits into3.9from
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It has been added a commit (f8b8521) for not accepting negative values at intervals and timeouts when reading the configuration. It also allows starting some modules when setting an interval lower than 60 seconds, by overwriting the interval value to the lowest one valid instead of stopping the execution. |
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strtoul() was causing some issues (specially in the docker wodle), as it was reading characters as numeric values, causing unexpected behaviour. The solution was replacing it with atol(), which only reads numeric values.
This PR fixes the issue #2768