I compiled xrdp on a zlinux (system 390 platform) system. It builds and
installs ok but just as your session is about to come up xrdp
segfaults. The segfault happens in the second thread of the xrdp
process. The stack is 2 deep:
Thread [2] (Suspended: Signal 'SIGSEGV' received. Description:
Segmentation fault.)
2 g_memcpy()
/mftdev/dev/wcn/src/zlinux/weed/xrdp-0.4.1/common/os_calls.c:215
0x000000008001a954
1 <symbol is not available> 0x00000200000262a8
and the second arg to g_memcpy is a bad pointer: 0xffffffff8002e1df.
looks like some one casted an int to a pointer and used it as an arg,
but the function at level 1 of the stack doesn't have any debug info
available so I suspect its from some other lib? Not sure how its
calling this function directly.. but I've not looked at the code much.
This machine doesn't do 32 bit mode, (it does 31 bit mode which is
usually a problem for linux software) so I'd rather get it working in 64
bit mode. any ideas?
wcn
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