Public bug reported:
beanstalkd 1.9 segfaults whenever it is run in the foreground and
backgrounded with CTRL-Z then returned to the foreground with fg. It
also segfaults when run as a daemon and the system resumes from being
suspended.
The problem is with beanstalkd, not with Ubuntu. This bug
Public bug reported:
beanstalkd 1.9 segfaults whenever it is run in the foreground and
backgrounded with CTRL-Z then returned to the foreground with fg. It
also segfaults when run as a daemon and the system resumes from being
suspended.
The problem is with beanstalkd, not with Ubuntu. This bug
Just found a Raring VM I had lying around. Raring does not seem to be
affected.
Saucy however, does seem to be affected by this bug. beanstalkd
segfaults when backgrounded then moved to the foreground anyway.
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Related to the security issue, I don't know if the attached font is
segfaulting for the same reason, but I had a session ending segfault
when running fc-cache -fv. I went through the ~3000 custom fonts I have,
and this is the only one I could find that segfaults. Though oddly, the
segfault only
Given that this bug has already been marked in progress, this may not be
helpful, but I think this bug is more serious than suggested and should
be made a priority to fix for precise.
I've run into situations where rsyslog will run at 100% CPU with no
useful output or logging to indicate why.
