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Opened Mar 04, 2016 by teor@teor

Some tor time functions have undefined behavior with dates after 2037 and 32-bit time_t

The following tor time functions will overflow in 2037. We could improve their semantics by checking for overflow and checking if the functions we call succeed or return an error:

  • tor_gmtime_r
  • format_rfc1123_time
  • format_iso_time
  • parse_iso_time
  • parse_http_time
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Reference: legacy/trac#18480