nih-dbus/libnih-dbus.supp

# This is a valgrind suppressions file.

# See nih/libnih.supp for common patterns.
# These suppressions all assume that your libdbus is compiled with the
# --enable-verbose-mode --enable-tests --enable-asserts options, without
# compiler optimisation, and installed unstripped.


# D-Bus keeps its connection slots around forever, even after a
# dbus_shutdown()

{
  dbus-data-slot-allocator-alloc
  Memcheck:Leak
  fun:realloc
  fun:_dbus_data_slot_allocator_alloc
}
{
  dbus-data-slot-allocator-alloc
  Memcheck:Leak
  fun:malloc
  fun:realloc
  fun:dbus_realloc
  fun:_dbus_data_slot_allocator_alloc
}
{
  dbus-data-slot-allocator-alloc
  Memcheck:Leak
  fun:realloc
  fun:dbus_realloc
  fun:_dbus_data_slot_allocator_alloc
}
{
  dbus-data-slot-allocator-alloc
  Memcheck:Leak
  fun:realloc
  obj:/lib/libdbus-1.so.*
  fun:nih_dbus_server
}


# It looks like glibc caches NSS lookup information, so it always looks
# like we leak it.  Missing valgrind default suppression perhaps?

{
  nss-lookup-function
  Memcheck:Leak
  fun:malloc
  fun:__nss_lookup_function
}
{
  nss-lookup-function
  Memcheck:Leak
  fun:malloc
  fun:tsearch
  fun:__nss_lookup_function
}

{
  nss-database-lookup
  Memcheck:Leak
  fun:malloc
  fun:nss_parse_service_list
  fun:__nss_database_lookup
}
{
  nss-database-lookup
  Memcheck:Leak
  fun:malloc
  obj:/lib/libc-*.so
  fun:__nss_database_lookup
}
{
  nss-database-lookup
  Memcheck:Leak
  fun:malloc
  obj:/lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc-*.so
  fun:__nss_database_lookup
}