2006/2/2, Nick Pilon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > On 2/2/06, Axel Liljencrantz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > For some reason your mail came up empty in my reader. It seems some of > > my mails have done the same to some people. Maybe it is a gmail > > problem? Anyway, your response showed in the sourceforge archives, so > > I managed to find it anyway. > > Your messages have been doing the same thing to me sporadically, > though never on ones that are addressed to me. I'm not entirely sure > why. gmail's "show original" produces a block of what I can only > describe as odd-looking garbage. > > > What program gets the SIGBUS? Fish itself or the pager command? Or is > > it listed as a completion? > > It's definitely the pager command. What I actually get is: > > fish: Job 0, 'fish_pager 0 "" \#\ /Applications/Utilities/Directory\ > [EMAIL PROTECTED] \#\ @\x04Hostname \#\ By\ default,\ lookupd\ > gets\ information\ from\ NetInfo,\ so\ this\ file\ will\ @\x04Hostname > \#\ lookupd\ DirectoryServices\ \ @\x04Hostname \#\ mode.\ \ At\ > other\ times\ this\ information\ is\ handled\ by\ one\ or\ more\ > [EMAIL PROTECTED] \#\ not\ be\ consulted\ unless\ you\ have\ changed\ > lookupds\ [EMAIL PROTECTED] \#\ Note\ that\ this\ file\ is\ > consulted\ when\ the\ system\ is\ running\ in\ > [EMAIL PROTECTED] \#\ This\ file\ is\ used\ while\ in\ single\ > user\ [EMAIL PROTECTED] \#\ To\ use\ this\ file\ for\ normal\ > authentication,\ you\ may\ enable\ it\ [EMAIL PROTECTED] \#\ User\ > [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] (whole bunch > of other completions)' terminated by signal SIGBUS (Misaligned address > error) > > This only happens if I page down to the end of the output and then hit > space again. Hitting 'q' terminates the pager normally.
So there seems to ba one crash bug in fish and one in fish_pager. Actually, it is possible that I've already fixed the fish_pager bug, I didn't check the result of a string conversion, I can see that leading to a bug when scrolling down. Kind of hard to verify, though, since I can't reproduce the original bug... Do you have time to try out a special tarball? > > -- > -Nick Pilon > -- Axel
