Rune Bromer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It sure is, but it seems to work now. It could be that the error isn't
persistant on a MacBook Pro as these have a x86 arch.
Exactly which version of readline (or, perhaps, libedit) are you using?
regards, tom lane
Alon Goldshuv wrote:
Thank you very much, I'll verify this tomorrow and return if the error
persists. What led you to the conclusion that it was a readline error? I
looked into it for a couple of hours, but as I'm new to the postgres
source code I cound't find the error :)
For the life of me I
Hi.
I just compiled the version in HEAD with no problems. I connected with
template1, made some tests and quited. I got the following error:
template1=# \q
psql(15213) malloc: *** error for object 0x1804e00: incorrect checksum
for freed object - object was probably modified after being
Rune,
This is a readline issue of some sort. Basically this seg fault happens when
you quit and the .psql_history file changes. I don't really know why it
happens and what the right solution is but if you empty the contents of this
file (or maybe delete it) then your seg fault will go away (until
Alon Goldshuv wrote:
Rune,
This is a readline issue of some sort. Basically this seg fault happens when
you quit and the .psql_history file changes. I don't really know why it
happens and what the right solution is but if you empty the contents of this
file (or maybe delete it) then your seg
Thank you very much, I'll verify this tomorrow and return if the error
persists. What led you to the conclusion that it was a readline error? I
looked into it for a couple of hours, but as I'm new to the postgres
source code I cound't find the error :)
For the life of me I can't remember!
