When using 'aptitude' within an SSH session initiated within "iTerm.app"
(Mac OS X program) and I press /^u ("/", "^", "u"), it crashes:
Uncaught exception: Unable to read from stdin: Success
If I press "/", "^", "Space", "u" instead all works fine. This crash only
happens with iTerm, not with the standard Terminal.app.
But keypresses of what kind ever shouldn't lead to an uncaught exception,
IMO.
Hi Goetz, 2012-01-06 23:02 Goetz Hoffart: Thanks for the report. Can you (or any other user with the same combination of tools) still reproduce this with recent versions? I couldn't using Debian, and I use this feature fairly often and never experienced this, and I suspect that many other people also use it and don't remember having seen other reports like that. I also tried within tmux (TERM=screen, as in the system/session where you reported this). I wonder if it's something specific about that program, or locales. Cheers.
Yes. Still happens/crashed with the now newest OS X (10.11.2), newest iTerm (2.1.4) and both of aptitude of Debian 6.0.10 LTS _and_ aptitude of Debian 7.9. I can reproduce this, like described. No ‚screen‘ or ‚tmux‘ involved, but it crashes also within screen. If I can help with further details, please instruct me. Regards Götz
2015-12-12 15:42 Götz Hoffart: Hmm, thanks. So can you please: - install aptitude-dbg, libcwidget*-dbg, valgrind - run inside valgrind (the same aptitude command, with "valgrind" in the beginning of the line) - repeat the actions to crash - paste the output of valgrind in this bug report Cheers.