Closed gerroon closed 6 years ago
Hallo gerroon,
Am Montag, den 11.12.2017, 16:24 +0000 schrieb gerroon:
Hi
I suddenly started getting seg faults when I start gmrender. I have been using it for a while without any issues.
In case any Debian update might have broke the install, I pulled the source again and compiled it which seemed like it compiled fine. I still get segfault.
This is (was) Debian bug #883118 of libupnp. (details are in the bug [1]). A fix has already been uploaded and will enter testing in a few days.
Generally, if you suspect a problem introduced by Debian, you should check the Debian BTS and always file a bug against the Debian package. the package maintainer will then evaluate it and if necessary forward it to the upstream. Recommended reading on the subject is [2].
I am using it on Debian Testing x64
As said, the new pacakge of libupnp will enter testing in a few days.
Please see the log file. I guess where it cuts off is where the segfault is happening
[1] bugs.debian.org/883118 [2] https://www.debian.org/Bugs/Reporting.html
-- tobi
Thanks for the reply. I will try to follow your recommendations.
It seems like the bug fix is here, and the fix solves the seg fault.
thanks
Hi
I suddenly started getting seg faults when I start gmrender. I have been using it for a while without any issues.
In case any Debian update might have broke the install, I pulled the source again and compiled it which seemed like it compiled fine. I still get segfault.
I am using it on Debian Testing x64
Please see the log file. I guess where it cuts off is where the segfault is happening
https://paste.debian.net/hidden/a0f2c15a/