[haiku-bugs] Re: [Haiku] #9034: Installoptionalpackages Segment Violation
- From: "diver" <trac@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2012 07:19:36 -0000
#9034: Installoptionalpackages Segment Violation
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Reporter: HAL | Owner: nobody
Type: bug | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: R1
Component: Applications | Version: R1/Development
Resolution: | Keywords: crash segment violation
Blocked By: | Blocking:
Has a Patch: 0 | Platform: All
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Changes (by diver):
* version: R1/alpha3 => R1/Development
Old description:
> Installoptionalpackage crashed when I typed
> {{{
> installoptionalpackage -f
> }}}
> in terminal to get a list of inatallable packages.
> Steps to reproduce:
> 1. In terminal type installoptionalpackage -f
> 2. Press Enter.
> This results in gdb and I have a back trace.
> I get similar crashes too when trying to install any application. If I
> don't click the button to show the gdb but OK instead, nothing gets
> installed.
> Here is an example:
>
> {{{
> installoptionalpackage -a -s SampleStudio
> /bin/installoptionalpackage: line 464: availablePackages[${pkg}]: bad
> array subscript
> ... no packages need to be installed.
>
> If you wish to re-install a package, run these two commands
> rm /boot/common/data/optional-packages/OptionalPackageNames
> open /boot/common/data/optional-packages/InstalledPackages
> and delete the line containing the package name(s).
>
> Not proceeding with installation.
> ~> rm /boot/common/data/optional-packages/OptionalPackageNames
> }}}
> When I rm /boot/common/data/optional-packages/OptionalPackageNames
> it does not make any difference when I try again. Also doing this:
> open /boot/common/data/optional-packages/InstalledPackages
> and delete the line containing the package name(s),
> the package name does not exist there anyway.
> I was testing in hrev1alpha4-44597.
New description:
Installoptionalpackage crashed when I typed
{{{
installoptionalpackage -f
}}}
in terminal to get a list of inatallable packages.
Steps to reproduce:
1. In terminal type installoptionalpackage -f
2. Press Enter.
This results in gdb and I have a back trace.
I get similar crashes too when trying to install any application. If I
don't click the button to show the gdb but OK instead, nothing gets
installed.
Here is an example:
{{{
installoptionalpackage -a -s SampleStudio
/bin/installoptionalpackage: line 464: availablePackages[${pkg}]: bad
array subscript
... no packages need to be installed.
If you wish to re-install a package, run these two commands
rm /boot/common/data/optional-packages/OptionalPackageNames
open /boot/common/data/optional-packages/InstalledPackages
and delete the line containing the package name(s).
Not proceeding with installation.
~> rm /boot/common/data/optional-packages/OptionalPackageNames
}}}
When I rm /boot/common/data/optional-packages/OptionalPackageNames
it does not make any difference when I try again. Also doing this:
open /boot/common/data/optional-packages/InstalledPackages
and delete the line containing the package name(s),
the package name does not exist there anyway.[[BR]]
I was testing in hrev1alpha4-44597.
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