Given the following code containing errors, provide Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) identifiers and corresponding messages in JSON format. Each identified weakness should have a unique entry in the JSON array.
    Code: static int http_RecvPostMessage(
	/*! HTTP Parser object. */
	http_parser_t *parser,
	/*! [in] Socket Information object. */
	SOCKINFO *info,
	/*! File where received data is copied to. */
	char *filename,
	/*! Send Instruction object which gives information whether the file
	 * is a virtual file or not. */
	struct SendInstruction *Instr)
{
	size_t Data_Buf_Size = 1024;
	char Buf[1024];
	int Timeout = -1;
	FILE *Fp;
	parse_status_t status = PARSE_OK;
	int ok_on_close = FALSE;
	size_t entity_offset = 0;
	int num_read = 0;
	int ret_code = HTTP_OK;

	if (Instr && Instr->IsVirtualFile) {
		Fp = (virtualDirCallback.open) (filename, UPNP_WRITE);
		if (Fp == NULL)
			return HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR;
	} else {
		Fp = fopen(filename, "wb");
		if (Fp == NULL)
			return HTTP_UNAUTHORIZED;
	}
	parser->position = POS_ENTITY;
	do {
		/* first parse what has already been gotten */
		if (parser->position != POS_COMPLETE)
			status = parser_parse_entity(parser);
		if (status == PARSE_INCOMPLETE_ENTITY) {
			/* read until close */
			ok_on_close = TRUE;
		} else if ((status != PARSE_SUCCESS)
			   && (status != PARSE_CONTINUE_1)
			   && (status != PARSE_INCOMPLETE)) {
			/* error */
			ret_code = HTTP_BAD_REQUEST;
			goto ExitFunction;
		}
		/* read more if necessary entity */
		while (entity_offset + Data_Buf_Size > parser->msg.entity.length &&
		       parser->position != POS_COMPLETE) {
			num_read = sock_read(info, Buf, sizeof(Buf), &Timeout);
			if (num_read > 0) {
				/* append data to buffer */
				if (membuffer_append(&parser->msg.msg,
					Buf, (size_t)num_read) != 0) {
					/* set failure status */
					parser->http_error_code =
					    HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR;
					ret_code = HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR;
					goto ExitFunction;
				}
				status = parser_parse_entity(parser);
				if (status == PARSE_INCOMPLETE_ENTITY) {
					/* read until close */
					ok_on_close = TRUE;
				} else if ((status != PARSE_SUCCESS)
					   && (status != PARSE_CONTINUE_1)
					   && (status != PARSE_INCOMPLETE)) {
					ret_code = HTTP_BAD_REQUEST;
					goto ExitFunction;
				}
			} else if (num_read == 0) {
				if (ok_on_close) {
					UpnpPrintf(UPNP_INFO, HTTP, __FILE__, __LINE__,
						"<<< (RECVD) <<<\n%s\n-----------------\n",
						parser->msg.msg.buf);
					print_http_headers(&parser->msg);
					parser->position = POS_COMPLETE;
				} else {
					/* partial msg or response */
					parser->http_error_code = HTTP_BAD_REQUEST;
					ret_code = HTTP_BAD_REQUEST;
					goto ExitFunction;
				}
			} else {
				ret_code = HTTP_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE;
				goto ExitFunction;
			}
		}
		if ((entity_offset + Data_Buf_Size) > parser->msg.entity.length) {
			Data_Buf_Size =
			    parser->msg.entity.length - entity_offset;
		}
		memcpy(Buf,
		       &parser->msg.msg.buf[parser->entity_start_position + entity_offset],
		       Data_Buf_Size);
		entity_offset += Data_Buf_Size;
		if (Instr && Instr->IsVirtualFile) {
			int n = virtualDirCallback.write(Fp, Buf, Data_Buf_Size);
			if (n < 0) {
				ret_code = HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR;
				goto ExitFunction;
			}
		} else {
			size_t n = fwrite(Buf, 1, Data_Buf_Size, Fp);
			if (n != Data_Buf_Size) {
				ret_code = HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR;
				goto ExitFunction;
			}
		}
	} while (parser->position != POS_COMPLETE ||
		 entity_offset != parser->msg.entity.length);
ExitFunction:
	if (Instr && Instr->IsVirtualFile) {
		virtualDirCallback.close(Fp);
	} else {
		fclose(Fp);
	}

	return ret_code;
} ; Sample JSON Format Confermily Expected output: "examples" => "cwe": "xxx"; "message": "xxx"
    
 'cwe': ['CWE-284'], 'message': 'Don't allow unhandled POSTs to write to the filesystem by default

If there's no registered handler for a POST request, the default behaviour
is to write it to the filesystem. Several million deployed devices appear
to have this behaviour, making it possible to (at least) store arbitrary
data on them. Add a configure option that enables this behaviour, and change
the default to just drop POSTs that aren't directly handled.'