Airtime
  1. Airtime
  2. CC-295

segfault just before program ends

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      • Type: Bug Bug
      • Status: Closed Closed
      • Priority: Trivial Trivial
      • Resolution: Fixed
      • Affects Version/s: None
      • Fix Version/s: None
      • Component/s: None
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        Description

        If I play something in the GUI (Scratchpad/Play button or Play pop-up
        menu item), and then quit the program normally (logout - close), a
        Segmentation Fault occurs: ./bin/gLiveSupport_devenv.sh using
        configuration file:
        /home/fgerlits/livesupport/products/gLiveSupport/etc/gLiveSupport.xml
        using config file '/home/fgerlits/livesupport/products/gLiveSupport/et
        c/gLiveSupport.xml' gLiveSupport:
        ./../../usr/include/boost-1_31/boost/shared_ptr.hpp:254: T*
        boost::shared_ptr<T>::operator->() const [with T =
        LiveSupport::Core::SessionId]: Assertion `px != 0' failed.
        ./bin/gLiveSupport_devenv.sh: line 71: 6998 Aborted
        $gLiveSupport_exe -c $config_file make: *** [run] Error 134 $
        This seems to be relating to playback, not the Scratchpad window,
        because the same thing happens when I try to play from the Live Mode
        window.

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          Andrey Podshivalov           added a comment -
          Probably the same helix vs Mandrake 10.1 issue as #827, because I
          could not reproduce it under Mandrake 10.0.
          does this happen when you log in through the HTML UI, or the GUI
          application?
          The GUI, of course. "HTML UI" is the default category when reporting
          an issue, and I forgot to change it to "bug".
          Sorry, stupid error of mine: GLiveSupport::stopCueAudio() was called
          _after_ GLiveSupport::logout(). StopCueAudio() tries to call
          storage->releaseAudioClip(), which needs a sessionId argument, but the
          GLiveSupport object's sessionId was already disposed of by the
          logout() method.
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          Andrey Podshivalov           added a comment - Probably the same helix vs Mandrake 10.1 issue as #827, because I could not reproduce it under Mandrake 10.0. does this happen when you log in through the HTML UI, or the GUI application? The GUI, of course. "HTML UI" is the default category when reporting an issue, and I forgot to change it to "bug". Sorry, stupid error of mine: GLiveSupport::stopCueAudio() was called _after_ GLiveSupport::logout(). StopCueAudio() tries to call storage->releaseAudioClip(), which needs a sessionId argument, but the GLiveSupport object's sessionId was already disposed of by the logout() method.

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               fgerlits
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               fgerlits
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