Generic protocol cannot handle responses starting with bytes >0x7F

[Robert Nelson]

If the generic SEND/EXPECT protocol is used, and the service under test responds with a message that has a leading byte that is greater than 0x7F, the EXPECT matching fails with the error:

GENERIC: error receiving data -- Resource temporarily unavailable.

This is caused because the integer return value from Socket_readByte() is truncated into a byte before the error condition is checked. This makes high bytes indistinguishable from an error code.

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Fixed #308 - Check for socket error before casting

→ <<cset 0412fbb01803>>

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Merged in rdnelson/monit/expect_over_0x80 (pull request #30)

Fixed #308 - Check for socket error before casting

→ <<cset c8c0018d5d4c>>

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fix issue #308

→ <<cset 838e19ef8b8c>>

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Thank you :-)

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Removing version: 5.15 (automated comment)