Bug 31002

	Null-termination doesn't appear to be working correctly in
	whois.c:269 in a call to fgetln().  The returned buffer ends
	up containing the error message which tells you that whatever
	you're looking for doesn't exist, followed by most of the contents
	of /etc/services.

	The basic problem appear to be that the .biz whois server is
	returning non-standard information (or, at least, information in
	a non-standard format), which is defeating the efforts of 
	whois.c line 270 and 271 to null-terminate the buffer returned
	by fgetln().

Fix: 

In an ideal world, the .biz people would emit error messages in 
	the same format as everyone else.  Because the world is less than
	ideal, however, life kinda sucks a bit.

	There are several potential fixes.  Unconditionally null-terminating
	the buffer returned by fgetln() is one:  buf[len - 1] = '\0' should
	probably happen between line 269 and line 270, so that we have a 
	null-terminated buffer whether the parsing efforts at line 270 and
	271 work properly or not.  There are other equally defensive 
	possibilities.
How-To-Repeat: 
	% whois bad-domain.biz