Closed aebruno closed 10 years ago
It would appear that you have forked from a much older branch. Please rebase off the current master and try the test again. I am unable to reproduce the error.
Thanks, looks like your recent commit 5e7e39f6e79f9552dd9726f9334b2d916c7f0877 fixed my issue (not sure if it's related). I could reproduce this on ac95fa951e892adbaabf6c9be9eb9803b308d85f (which is where I forked from). Thanks for your work on this library! Feel free to close this out.
Was experiencing segfaults when accessing datetime fields on the PyKAdminPrincipalObject, for example, calls to function PyKAdminPrincipal_get_expire(..) resulted in a segfault.
Example code resulting in segfault:
import kadmin
kadm = kadmin.init_with_keytab("user@example.com", "/path/to/keytab") princ = kadm.get_principal("user@example.com") print princ.expire
However, if imported datetime module first, all is well:
import kadmin import datetime
kadm = kadmin.init_with_keytab("user@example.com", "/path/to/keytab") princ = kadm.get_principal("user@example.com") print princ.expire
This suggested datetime wasn't being initialized properly? Adding this patch to ensure Py_DateTime is initialized as part of the module initialization fixed the segfaults.