Bug ID | 1234774 |
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Summary | rspamd 3.11.0 segfaults on Leap 15.6 |
Classification | openSUSE |
Product | openSUSE Distribution |
Version | Leap 15.6 |
Hardware | Other |
OS | Other |
Status | NEW |
Severity | Normal |
Priority | P5 - None |
Component | Other |
Assignee | screening-team-bugs@suse.de |
Reporter | wolfgang@rosenauer.org |
QA Contact | qa-bugs@suse.de |
Target Milestone | --- |
Found By | --- |
Blocker | --- |
The rspamd version 3.11.0 from server:mail segfaults on startup on Leap 15.6. (Yes, this is no official version but could also affect Tumbleweed or other backports.) The following happens directly after trying to start the service: Dez 21 09:54:03 ds9 rspamd[2522]: Stack trace (most recent call last): Dez 21 09:54:03 ds9 rspamd[2522]: #10 Object "[0xffffffffffffffff]", at 0xffffffffffffffff, in Dez 21 09:54:03 ds9 rspamd[2522]: #9 Object "/usr/bin/rspamd", at 0x563da9ce3f50, in Dez 21 09:54:03 ds9 rspamd[2522]: #8 Object "/lib64/libc.so.6", at 0x7fc787c40fb4, in __libc_start_main Dez 21 09:54:03 ds9 rspamd[2522]: #7 Object "/lib64/libc.so.6", at 0x7fc787c40eeb, in Dez 21 09:54:03 ds9 rspamd[2522]: #6 Object "/usr/bin/rspamd", at 0x563da9ce34e8, in Dez 21 09:54:03 ds9 rspamd[2522]: #5 Object "/usr/lib64/librspamd-server.so", at 0x7fc7884a2904, in rspamd_default_log_function Dez 21 09:54:03 ds9 rspamd[2522]: #4 Object "/usr/lib64/librspamd-server.so", at 0x7fc7884a286c, in rspamd_default_logv Dez 21 09:54:03 ds9 rspamd[2522]: #3 Object "/usr/lib64/librspamd-server.so", at 0x7fc7884a22bd, in rspamd_common_logv Dez 21 09:54:03 ds9 rspamd[2522]: #2 Object "/usr/lib64/librspamd-server.so", at 0x7fc78855ab84, in rspamd_vsnprintf Dez 21 09:54:03 ds9 rspamd[2522]: #1 Object "/usr/lib64/librspamd-server.so", at 0x7fc78855a572, in rspamd_vprintf_common Dez 21 09:54:03 ds9 rspamd[2522]: #0 Object "/lib64/libc.so.6", at 0x7fc787cca6b6, in Dez 21 09:54:03 ds9 rspamd[2522]: Segmentation fault (Address not mapped to object [0xd5269d40]) Downgrading to 3.10.2 (one revision earlier from OBS) solved the issue.