Hi,

My code reads a string from a file. But it misses the lastone. can you help me?

1..Text File

102.15.12.10
15.14.106.6
1591
1592
bit_torrent

2.. Code

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

struct list_node{

	char src_ip[15];
	char dst_ip[15];
	char src_port[4];
	char dst_port[4];
	char protocol[15];


};
typedef struct list_node node;





int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
  FILE *fp;
  node anode;

  int i=0;



  if((fp = fopen(argv[ 1 ], "r"))==NULL) {
    printf("Cannot open file.\n");
    exit(1);
  }

  /*while(!feof(fp)) {
    if(fgets(anode.src_ip, 15, fp))
        printf("%s", anode.src_ip);


  }*/

  bzero(&anode,sizeof(anode));

  fgets(anode.src_ip, 15, fp);
  anode.src_ip[strlen(anode.src_ip)]='\0';
  printf("%s", anode.src_ip);

  fgets(anode.dst_ip, 15, fp);
  anode.dst_ip[strlen(anode.dst_ip)]='\0';
  printf("%s", anode.dst_ip);

  fgets(anode.src_port, 4, fp);
  anode.src_port[strlen(anode.src_port)]='\0';
  printf("%s", anode.src_port);

  fgets(anode.dst_port, 4, fp);
  anode.dst_port[strlen(anode.dst_port)]='\0';
  printf("%s", anode.dst_port);

  fgets(anode.protocol, 11, fp);
  anode.protocol[strlen(anode.protocol)]='\0';
  printf("%s", anode.protocol);

  fclose(fp);

  return 0;
}

It misses "bit_torrent" . Thanks in advance for the help.

> char src_port[4];
This isn't long enough to store "1591\n\0" in the first instance of calling fgets().

It isn't even long enough to store "1591\0"

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