Crash on Fedora 35 Workstation

[alextwothousand]

On running the server, this crashdump is produced: see it here

As I've never ran Fedora as a distro prior, I would like to water this down to distro choice. I cannot confirm this until I've ran other tests, such as:

• [x] Building the plugin on Fedora 35, and running the server with it.
• [x] Running the server on an alternate distribution, likely through Docker.
• [x] Running the server on an alternate operating system, likely Windows.

I will keep you posted.

[alextwothousand]

Built on my system, I've curled the file to 0x0.st. http://0x0.st/osSv.so

Have yet to try it.

[alextwothousand]

Doesn't appear to have resolved the issue. Going to attempt to run the server on whatever distro streamer was built with. Oddly enough, this would function fine before on something like CentOS (RHEL based like Fedora), or Debian.

[alextwothousand]

This time, I ran the gamemde on Ubuntu Xenial, to no avail. see crashdump here

This is through Docker, which is a completely isolated environment, though with it being a Type 2 Hypervisor, it relies on my system's kernel, which would be version 5.15.11. see dockerfile here

[alextwothousand]

It wouldn't be fair of me to note that, when running a blank script with the exact same dependencies, removing streamer from the list of dependencies then allows it to run as normal. Here are a list of my dependencies.

[
        "sampctl/samp-stdlib",
        "pawn-lang/YSI-Includes@5.x",
        "Awsomedude/easyDialog",
        "oscar-broman/strlib",
        "alextwothousand/eSelection",
        "NexiusTailer/Nex-AC",
        "BigETI/pawn-memory:2.0.1",
        "philip1337/samp-plugin-mapandreas:v1.2.1",
        "Y-Less/sscanf:2.10.2-r2",
        "Southclaws/samp-whirlpool:v1.0.0",
        "Zeex/samp-plugin-crashdetect:v4.20",
        "samp-incognito/samp-streamer-plugin:v2.9.5",
        "YashasSamaga/I-ZCMD"
]

I am not using any legacy dependencies, other than mysql R39-6. I was previously using dc_cmd and TOTP, but I have managed to deprecate those, just to eliminate the chance of it being them that are causing incompatibility issues.

[alextwothousand]

Funnily enough, I had managed to actually run streamer, among many other plugins prior, using a relatively similar set up on Fedora, albeit the latest at the time was version 34. Not sure what the latest streamer version back then was, but I doubt it was 2.9.5. I attempted to run the gamemode through 2.9.3, but there are issues with the macro / tag thing, which caused compilation to fail miserably.

For now, I have Windows as a last resort, to ensure there is nothing fundamentally wrong with the plugin or my set up itself. It is possible to run the server through Wine, but not ideal. We will see what comes next.

@AliLogic

[alextwothousand]

crashdump with streamer version 2.9.4.

[alextwothousand]

with a completely seperate gamemode logs dependencies

[alextwothousand]

I found out that this is actually an issue with the linux kernel itself, rather than streamer. Will be reporting to the linux foundation. Server functioning perfectly fine on Debian 11, through a type 1 hypervisor (VM), running longterm (5.10) kernel as opposed to stable (5.15). logs