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Any way this could get applied? |
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@rdp Which distro are you using? You might have more luck approaching the package maintainers of your distro and ask them if they can apply that patch. |
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Ahh its unmaintained #84 durn... |
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@josch Ubuntu so maybe you could help? :) |
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I'm the package maintainer in Debian. So I can apply this fix and then Ubuntu will (hopefully) copy it over from Debian unstable for the jammy release. I am not a Ubuntu developer, so I cannot directly make changes there. |
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@rdp I now added the changes from this pull request to the version that Debian ships. It should end up in Ubuntu at some point as well. @lugia-kun I also added a test case using your code above. Please consider adding the test case to this pull request as well: https://sources.debian.org/src/fakechroot/2.20.1+ds-1/debian/patches/0008-check-return-value-of-dladdr.patch/ |
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Thanks!
…On Thu, Nov 11, 2021 at 1:05 PM josch ***@***.***> wrote:
@rdp <https://github.com/rdp> I now added the changes from this pull
request to the version that Debian ships. It should end up in Ubuntu at
some point as well.
@lugia-kun <https://github.com/lugia-kun> I also added a test case using
your code above. Please consider adding the test case to this pull request
as well:
https://sources.debian.org/src/fakechroot/2.20.1+ds-1/debian/patches/0008-check-return-value-of-dladdr.patch/
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Fixes crystal-lang/crystal#9209 Thanks for adding a test case. |
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Hi @lugia-kun, could you mark |
dladdrleave unchanged forinfo(on Linux), when it returns error (0).This can be checked easily with following C code, which causes a segmentation fault before this change.