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...dition, as send_reply() does not free any memory. c. Many of the functions like read_node(), get_parent(), talloc_asprintf() etc all will allocate memory and return a pointer when memory is allocated, but many times these are not freed. Another problem identified but which I cannot fix, is that create_hashtable() can return NULL in low memory condition. But this is not checked in the recursive function check_store_(). There is no value to specify error or not in the return value of check_store_() (declared as void). May be we should change this to unsigned int or something like that, so that error c...