Package: fakechroot Version: 2.16-1 In src/execve.c, "newenvp" and added arguments are allocated memory, but there is no call to free() for them. If execve() returns, that memory is leaked. If alloca() was used (as per "newargv") this would be okay, but they're from the heap.
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