[Issue 9432] ldap_initialize leaks memory if compiled with cyrus sasl
https://bugs.openldap.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9432
--- Comment #2 from Howard Chu <hyc(a)openldap.org> ---
(In reply to sternenseemann from comment #0)
Also note that if I don't call sasl_client_done() and link
specifically
againt cyrus sasl for that purpose, as I never call any sasl related
functions, the executable leaks over 20K. It seems like an oversight to me
that ldap_unbind_ext doesn't free anything SASL related.
That's because sasl_client_done() deinitializes the entire library, whereas
ldap_unbind_ext is only for closing a single session. Since the allocations
done by sasl_client_init() only occur once in the lifetime of a process, this
isn't actually a significant leak. It would only be significant if it leaked
every time a new session was created within the same process.
This ITS is invalid.
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