Henri Kaukola wrote:
> Right, did that and here's the whole output:
>
> (gdb) run -c /tmp/repligard.conf -a -e /tmp/text.xml.gz
> Starting program: /usr/local/bin/repligard -c /tmp/repligard.conf -a -e
> /tmp/text.xml.gz
> Message: Reading config file /tmp/repligard.conf
> Message: Exporting to /tmp/text.xml.gz
>
> Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
> 0x804e9bd in rpd_write_object_tree (value=0x807cb50,
> user_data=0xbffff8d0)
> at export.c:505
> 505 if ((object_type->type == R_TREE_OBJECT) && exp_data->expandtree)
Hmm, in repligard itself. You can type
(gdb) p object_type
at this point, it will probably be NULL or bogus. I was hoping it was
something in midgard-lib itself.
Alexander, where does this value come from?
Emile
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