On Sat, Dec 10, 2005 at 11:08:03AM +0100, Jakub Wilk wrote:
Could you please confirm that Debian bug #340659: sed:
s/(.{3})/\1/ -- segmentation fault is fixed, at least in sed
4.1.4-4 from unstable?
No, sed 4.1.4-4 still segfaults.
Thats strage; it works here. Could run it under
This may have been closed incorrectly.
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Could you please confirm that Debian bug #340659: sed:
s/(.{3})/\1/ -- segmentation fault is fixed, at least in sed
4.1.4-4 from unstable?
No, sed 4.1.4-4 still segfaults.
Thats strage; it works here. Could run it under valgrind or gdb?
Sure, here's the valgrind's output (sed 4.1.4-4):
On Sat, Dec 10, 2005 at 05:11:09PM +0100, Jakub Wilk wrote:
Could you please confirm that Debian bug #340659: sed:
s/(.{3})/\1/ -- segmentation fault is fixed, at least in sed
4.1.4-4 from unstable?
No, sed 4.1.4-4 still segfaults.
Thats strage; it works here. Could run it under
* Justin Pryzby [EMAIL PROTECTED], 2005-12-10, 11:30:
Also, Clint just uploaded 4.1.4-5, which closes this bug. I don't know
what he meant, This may have been closed incorrectly.; I might
have caused some confusion by digging into the bugs while he was
preparing an upload. Anyway, could you
reopen 340659
reassign 340659 libc6
retitle 340659 segfault when re_compiling (.{3})
thanks
The new version is still crashing.
But now I can see this is not a sed's bug.
The following program segfaults, too:
#include regex.h
int main(void)
{
static struct re_pattern_buffer b;
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