Bug 15002

A user reported Muq (a program I maintain) coredumps on his freebsd
box.  Reproduced the problem using the following simple test program.
(I.e., emailed it to him and he reports that it dumps core also.)
I am unable to localize the problem further.

Fix: 

Given code works fine on linux:  If FreeBSD is switching to
glibc, that will presumably resolve the problem.
How-To-Repeat: /* 99Nov19CrT Test program for Muq problem */
/* on     FreeBSD 2.2.7-RELEASE g          */
/* using  gcc 2.7.2.1 Intel,               */
/* reported by Laurent Bossavit morendil@mmanian.com */
/*                                         */
/* Compile and test just by doing          */
/*                                         */
/* gcc x.c -o x                            */
/* ./x                                     */
#include <stdio.h>
int
main(
    int    argc,
    char** argv
) {
    long long sys_Ip0      = (long long) 205;
    long long sys_Ip1      = (long long) 178;
    long long sys_Ip2      = (long long) 16;
    long long sys_Ip3      = (long long) 44;
    long long sys_Muq_Port = (long long) 30023;
    unsigned char jobbuf[32];
    unsigned char nambuf[32];
    unsigned char datbuf[32];
    unsigned char buffer[8192*2];
    strcpy( datbuf, "1999/11/19/13:15:22.984" );
    strcpy( jobbuf, ""                        );
    strcpy( nambuf, ""                        );
    /* Write log line prefix: */
    sprintf(
        buffer,
        "date:%s muq:%03lld.%03lld.%03lld.%03lld:%05lld job:%16s user:%-16s msg: ",
        datbuf,
        sys_Ip0,
        sys_Ip1,
        sys_Ip2,
        sys_Ip3,
        sys_Muq_Port,
        jobbuf,
        nambuf
    );
    printf("buffer = '%s'\n", buffer );
    exit(0);
}