After installing debug symbols, running silc from gdb I produced a
segfault when using "/quit". I assume this error is connected to the
channel with password key set.
Probably something like
if (!(channel->internal.send_key == NULL))
near silccipher.c:377 would solve the issue.
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After installing debug symbols, running silc from gdb I produced a
segfault when using "/quit". I assume this error is connected to the
channel with password key set.
Probably something like
if (!(channel->internal.send_key == NULL))
near silccipher.c:377 would solve the issue.
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After installing debug symbols, running silc from gdb I produced a
segfault when using "/quit". I assume this error is connected to the
channel with password key set.
Probably something like
if (!(channel->internal.send_key == NULL))
near silccipher.c:377 would solve the issue.
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After installing debug symbols, running silc from gdb I produced a
segfault when using "/quit". I assume this error is connected to the
channel with password key set.
Probably something like
if (!(channel->internal.send_key == NULL))
near silccipher.c:377 would solve the issue.
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After installing debug symbols, running silc from gdb I produced a
segfault when using "/quit". I assume this error is connected to the
channel with password key set.
Probably something like
if (!(channel->internal.send_key == NULL))
near silccipher.c:377 would solve the issue.
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After installing debug symbols, running silc from gdb I produced a
segfault when using "/quit". I assume this error is connected to the
channel with password key set.
Probably something like
if (!(channel->internal.send_key == NULL))
near silccipher.c:377 would solve the issue.
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