Sebastien Marie wrote:
> A fix has been commited.
Great.
After applying 009_asr Privoxy's regression tests indeed
run without errors.
> Thanks for investigated the problem and provided a test case. It was very
> useful to properly found the state corruption.
You're welcome.
Fabian
Hi,
A fix has been commited.
Thanks for investigated the problem and provided a test case. It was very
useful to properly found the state corruption.
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Sebastien Marie
On Wed, Jun 03, 2020 at 07:22:52PM +0200, Fabian Keil wrote:
> TJ wrote:
>
> > I'm migrating my system configs from one Ope
TJ wrote:
> I'm migrating my system configs from one OpenBSD machine (Pentium 4) to
> another (Core 2 Duo).
>
> I noticed unpredictable crashes of the Privoxy package when run and used
> on the C2D computer. These crashes don't occur on the P4 at all, with
> the same traffic.
I tried to reprodu
> Same DNS setup on the machine, same network speed/latency? If this is a
> race condition that could be the difference.
Same LAN/DNS, yes.
> Anyways, when looking at the privoxy code and their community I got so
> discouraged that I realized that for me, it was not worth the risk.
I'm getting t
I'm migrating my system configs from one OpenBSD machine (Pentium 4) to another
(Core 2 Duo).
I noticed unpredictable crashes of the Privoxy package when run and used on the
C2D computer. These crashes don't occur on the P4 at all, with the same traffic.
Both computers are running the same vers
Hi,
TJ writes:
>
> I tried launching the daemon from gdb to diagnose the problem, but the
> package of course has no debug symbols. When gdb ran it from the
> /var/privoxy chroot, the process crashed with a SIGPIPE. When I tested
> it running outside the chroot, it crashed with a SIGABRT due to
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