This isse should be fixed in latest Astrill version. If you still
experience problems, please open a ticket directly with Astrill.
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Yep. I have completely uninstalled Astrill and now sshd and samba is
working!
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Title:
sshd server crashes on startup
To
Some more experiments following a lead about liblsp.so. This was not (as
I thought) part of the core system, but it belongs to the astrill
package, which provides vpn client software.
It so happens I was given a beta version of the client. On the machine
that mysteriously re-started working with
I also have the Astrill beta client installed! I'll uninstall it after
work and try it out!
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Looks like we found it!
Just to update you, I have notified Astrill of this issue via their
helpdesk. I am awaiting a response. This certainly needs fixing in their
code before it goes on general release.
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I ran a crash report (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs)
but I don't see my crash report on this bug. Does it need to be
accepted?
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I compiled openssh on my own and the following versions failed with the
same error: 4.5p1, 5.8p2, and 6.0p1.
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Title:
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Hi Michael, I have had problems getting the Ubuntu Apport system to
work, it seems to cut out before uploading the files. It is not just
this bug, either, I have encountered a number of crashes where I go
through the process, and then instead of opening the browser page, nada.
The crash reports I
Any idea what /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/liblsp.so is? This seems to be
related to the crash, but I can't figure out where this comes from. Is
it part of Ubuntu? My search of all files that Ubuntu provides across
all packages is coming up empty. Am I doing something wrong, or is this
a third party
It looks like freeaddrinfo is defined in libc.so.6, but on both of your
systems it is being overridden by liblsp.so. Interestingly, this file
isn't versioned, which is a bit odd. Is this LD_PRELOAD in use perhaps?
Is this override intentional, or is this some kind of malware? Or am I
completely
Hi Robie
I think you may be onto something, but I don't have the knowledge to
offer any concrete way forward. I have seen liblsp.so and libc.so.6
repeatedly referred to in the crash reports I am getting, but this could
just be because these libraries are so basic to the system functioning.
AFAIK
This is just a thought, and I have no real evidence, but the problems
started on my systems on or around the time I installed Eclipse and
Python 3.2 to do some exploratory software work, just learning my way
around Python. I also installed Pygame, which had to be compiled and
installed manually to
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. However, your crash report is either missing or
challenging to deal with as a .crash file. Please follow these
instructions to have apport report a new bug about your crash that can
be dealt with by the automatic
Hi Robie
I have tried doing as you suggest, but the automatic upload of the
information appears not to be working. Possibly this is another symptom
of the same problem. I also tried implementing the upload from the
command line, but the upload failed there, too.
I am attaching TWO crash
Hi Robie
Please find attached the crash reports from last Friday, from my other
computer. One is for sshd, the other for dropbear.
Best Wishes Bob Bowles
Original Message
Subject:Re: [Bug 1022434] Re: sshd server crashes on startup
Date: Mon, 09 Jul 2012 22:17:45
Here is an error from starting sshd with the -Ddd flag. This happens on a
fresh install of 11.10 and also an update from 11.04 to 11.10
*** glibc detected *** /usr/sbin/sshd: double free or corruption (out):
0x7f8b84edd840 ***
=== Backtrace: =
Yep, looks horribly familiar to me.
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This problem started approximately 2 weeks ago. Before then, both
laptops were using sshd with no problems. I cannot be exact about the
date this started, but this leads me to suspect that a recently-changed
64-bit library package may be at the root.
Also, I have tried using the dropbear package
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