1.6.13 - segmentation fault

Fukiku · Post by **Fukiku** » Thu Jan 09, 2003 4:24 pm

i'm trying to run an eggdrop 1.6.13 on a debian box with 2.4.18 kernel and tcl 8.4.0.. but it won't start..

it only does this..

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[22:19] --- Loading eggdrop v1.6.13 (Thu Jan  9 2003)
[22:19] Listening at telnet port 3334 (all)
[22:19] MSG210
[22:19] MSG210
[22:19] MSG210
[22:19] MSG210
[22:19] MSG210
[22:19] LANG: No lang files found for section transfer.
[22:19] MSG20F
[22:19] LANG: No lang files found for section filesys.
[22:19] MSG20F
[22:19] LANG: No lang files found for section notes.
[22:19] MSG20F
[22:19] LANG: No lang files found for section console.
[22:19] MSG20F
[22:19] MSG210
[22:19] Userinfo TCL v1.07 loaded (URL BF GF IRL EMAIL DOB PHONE ICQ).
[22:19] use '.help userinfo' for commands.
[22:19] bseen1.4.2c:  -- Bass's SEEN loaded --
[22:19]      Loading seen database...
[22:19]      Done loading 4000 seen records.
[22:19] Nick Identify Script Has Been Loaded make by Blue ... Repaired By Xenoge
ar
[22:19]  -=[ chilla's IMDB info version 20030014 loaded ]=- lastupdate 22-08-02
[22:19] Discworld Quotes 1.0 by Dibbler loaded ...
[22:19] NotePod: loading scripts/notepod_config.tcl
[22:19] NotePod: sorting
[22:19] NotePod 3.03 by Amadeus loaded. Primary:0 Target: RuunSerw
[22:19] * Last context: tclhash.c/240 []
[22:19] * Please REPORT this BUG!
[22:19] * Check doc/BUG-REPORT on how to do so.
[22:19] * Wrote DEBUG
[22:19] * SEGMENT VIOLATION -- CRASHING!
Segmentation fault
RuunSerw@urg:~/ruunbot$

i'll paste the DEBUG file also..

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Debug (eggdrop v1.6.13) written Thu Jan  9 22:19:05 2003
Full Patch List:
Tcl library: /usr/lib/tcl8.4
Tcl version: 8.4.0 (header version 8.4.0)
Compile flags: gcc -pipe -g -O2 -Wall -I.. -I.. -DHAVE_CONFIG_H
Link flags: gcc -pipe
Strip flags: strip
Context: main.c/712, []
         main.c/712, []
         main.c/712, []
         main.c/712, []
         main.c/712, []
         main.c/712, []
         main.c/712, []
         main.c/712, []
         main.c/712, []
         main.c/712, []
         main.c/712, []
         main.c/712, []
         main.c/712, []
         main.c/712, []
         tclhash.c/218, []
         tclhash.c/240 []

SOCK ADDR     PORT  NICK      HOST              TYPE
---- -------- ----- --------- ----------------- ----
3    C0A80001  3334 (telnet)  *                 lstn  3334
4    00000000     0 (dns)                       dns   (ready)

Compiled without extensive memory debugging (sorry).
Open sockets: 3 (listen), 4 (passed on), 6 (file), done.

i looked through the forums here.. but noone seemed to have this kind of problem.. and i'm not an expert when dealing with eggdrops.. so i hoped that maybe someone can help me here to get it running..

btw.. 1.6.10 installed from .deb runs perfect on the same box.. but there is no newer version available as a .deb

ppslim · Post by **ppslim** » Thu Jan 09, 2003 5:06 pm

First thing to check, have you done upto and including

./configure
make inconfig or make config
make make install

Have you tried unloading some of teh Tcl script, to see which one is causing the error.

Fukiku · Post by **Fukiku** » Fri Jan 10, 2003 4:18 am

well.. i commented all tcl loading lines from the config.. now it just skips the script loading messages and still crashes..

oh.. and i forgot to mention.. at first it said something about uptime.c instead of tclhash.c as it says now.. so i thought it was a bug in the uptime module and recompiled the whole bot without uptime module and also took the loadmodule line out of the config for the uptime module..

ppslim · Post by **ppslim** » Fri Jan 10, 2003 6:30 am

The only serious thing I can sugest, is to compile Tcl again, then compile eggdrop to use this new version.

Other than that, you could refer your issue to the eggheads, by following the BUG-REPORT document, or step 9 in genral on this page

Photon · Post by **Photon** » Fri Jan 10, 2003 7:14 am

Ok ... I run this eggy on debian no probs, so I reckon its something you've done

(IMHO)

Looking through the code, the next thing that happens is the tcl subsytem gets set up, but as far as I can tell, the langauge ALSO gets set up before the next Context() call (which would show up as last context and in your debug file)

Do me a favour and either copy the language directory to the same dir you run the eggy from or symlink it there - make sure you arent getting any language complaints and then see if it still crashes.... (also because I cant be arsed to trace every single other message number through the system)