Package: cvs Version: 1.12.9-15 Severity: important My CVS repository on an AMD64 can be accessed when cvs 1.12.9-15 is running in an x86 chroot but not when the same version is used in native AMD64 on the same machine. I suspect a void*/int problem or suchlike. It seems to depend on the state of the repository, and the way it is now, it's 100% reproducible, though it has never done this in the past.
Output from the client: # cvs commit -m '' cvs commit: Examining . cvs commit: Examining test Terminated with fatal signal 11 At this point, the kernel log on the AMD64 server prints cvs[21411]: segfault at 0000000000000000 rip 000000000042ff5b rsp 0000007fbffff500 error 4 If there is an easy way of getting a backtrace of that cvs process, please let me know and I'll make one. I don't think it's a hardware fault or file-system corruption because (1) cvs in the x86 chroot works fine and (2) I copied the repository to a different location and that does exactly the same. Both client and server machines (AMD64 and x86 chroot) run Debian sid. pserver is disabled, all communication is via ssh, which then invokes cvs on the server. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
