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alexheretic / aurto

Arch Linux AUR tool for managing an auto-updating local 'aurto' package repository
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sudo 1.9.8.p1-1 causes segmentation fault #67

Closed ButteredCats closed 2 years ago

ButteredCats commented 2 years ago

Hi. I've found that when trying to add something to aurto a segmentation fault occurs when sudo --preserve-env=SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH -iu builduser bash -c 'cd /startdir; makepkg "$@"' -bash "$@" is run in the chroot (I think that's the right term). I chrooted in and found that downgrading to sudo 1.9.7.p2-1 seems to fix this.

Kernald commented 2 years ago

Got the same issue:

/chrootbuild: line 3:     3 Segmentation fault      (core dumped) sudo --preserve-env=SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH -iu builduser bash -c 'cd /startdir; makepkg "$@"' -bash "$@"
alexheretic commented 2 years ago

I'm not seeing this myself. I'd ensure aurutils & devtools are at their latest version & maybe try removing the chroot files so they get regenerated sudo rm -rf /var/lib/aurbuild/?

If that doesn't help we can ask upstream.

ButteredCats commented 2 years ago

devtools appears to be up to date (20210202-3) and aurutils too (3.1.2-2). Unfortunately removing all of /var/lib/aurbuild/ and rerunning aurto add gzdoom produces the same error.

alexheretic commented 2 years ago

Presumably using makepkg directly works ok?

ButteredCats commented 2 years ago

Yeah, I've tried other packages too and the only fail when using aurto. gzdoom was just what I've been trying to add.

alexheretic commented 2 years ago

You can report this upstream (https://github.com/AladW/aurutils) aurto add prints the aur sync ... command it runs which you can report as failing (and you should be able to reproduce the issue just running that command without aurto).

ButteredCats commented 2 years ago

Running aur sync gzdoom doesn't reproduce the error, just gave it a shot. If I check aurto status now I can see the package is added into the repo and everything.

alexheretic commented 2 years ago

Use the full command that aurto add ... prints, e.g.

aur sync --no-view --no-confirm --chroot --database=aurto --makepkg-conf=/etc/aurto/makepkg-chroot.conf --pacman-conf=/etc/aurto/pacman-chroot.conf gzdoom

Important in this case this is the --chroot arg.

ButteredCats commented 2 years ago

Ah, my bad. That does cause it again, I'll report it.

Kernald commented 2 years ago

sudo has been updated to 1.9.8.p2-1 and seems to have fixed it.

ButteredCats commented 2 years ago

Yeah that's fixed it for me as well, I'll close this