Hi!I can reproduce this bug with MySQL 5.1, so i think this is not a a fully mysql related bug.
Köszönettel: Csárdi-Braunstein János 2013.10.08. 15:56 keltezéssel, Janos SUTO írta:
Dear piler users, it appears that 0.1.24 has some issues on platforms, eg. on centos. I'd like to share my latest findings to help you resolving this showstopper problem. I used the latest master branch which has only some minor bugfixes over the final 0.1.24 (they are basically the same from the point of this problem). #1: I installed a centos 6.4 x64 box, with stock 5.1 mysql packages fromcentos. Both piler daemon and pilerget work as expected, no segfaults, etc.#2: Then I removed the mysql 5.1 packages, downloaded 5.5.34 rpms from the dev.mysql.com site, recompiled piler, then right after starting it I experienced a segfault. According to the syslog files the problem occured in the libmysqlclient.so.18.0.0 library (from mysql 5.5.34):centos kernel: piler[7579]: segfault at 118 ip 00007f83545efeb2 sp 00007fffa3d10620 error 4 in libmysqlclient.so.18.0.0[7f83545c0000+2d9000]I believe that there must be something wrong with the mysql library 5.5.34 int the rpm package. The code is unchanged and it works with mysql 5.1, butfails with 5.5.34.Note that I use 5.5.x without any problem on other platforms, eg. percona-5.5.27 on slackware 32 bit without any issues (ok, it's a bit different than the stockmysql from oracle).So if you have centos 6.x I recommend you either to stick to the stock mysql packages (=5.1.x at this time), or if you need the features of mysql 5.5.x, then download the mariadb client library (https://downloads.mariadb.org/client-native/1.0.0/).In this case use the latest master branch as it has support for the mariadb library. To enable it instead of specifying --with-database=mysql use --with-database=mariadbBest regards, Janos
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