Hi, Robert! > I've just found that mc supports file transfer via ssh ;) That's great :) > But: > I have one place, which gives me segmentation fault when I try to connect. > I enter > cd /#:ip.address: > (username is the same here and there) > Then everything looks well, I get question about passphrase to my ssh key, > then last message I can see is: > fish: Reading directory ... > Segmentation fault
It would be nice to debig it in gdb, at least run "where" after it crashes. Of course, debugging the current version would be more useful. Little tip: it's easier to debug mc in gdb if you use flags -a (ascii preudographics), -b (black/white) and -u (no subshell) - you are less likely to end up with unreadable text in gdb. > There are the newest debian ssh versions on both sides, 3.4p1-2. > It doesn't crash when I connect from the same place to different hosts. Try connecting to that host, but to a different directory. You can add directory name after the hostname. > What do you think? > I'll try to get and compile mc snapshot and see if that happens. Yes, that would be a good idea. I committed a patch yesterday that fixes upload of large files to fish. -- Regards, Pavel Roskin _______________________________________________ Mc mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc
