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Re: svn, segmentation fault
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Moving forward, we should report this to the maintainer and let them sort this out. Looking at the "apt-cache show libaprutil1" output, the maintainer is sebastien.lelong@gmail.com, do you want me to email this person? |
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I Just want to say that you guys are AWESOME and this saved my day. I've been battling this for a long time and just found this. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR EFFORTS I LOVE THIS COMMUNITY! :D |
Re: svn, segmentation fault
I've emailed Sebastien:
Subversion problems on Maemo 5 From: Ajack <*******> To: sebastien.lelong@gmail.com Hi Sebastien, The current version of subversion is having problems and we've identified the following two packages as the culprit. They are libaprutil1 and libapr1. You can find out more from the TMO thread at URL http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...ght=subversion Since you are listed as the maintainer of the two libraries, I was hoping you can look into this problem so that this problem is resolved. Regards, Adrian (aka ajack) |
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I just got a reply... doesn't look good people... :(
------- > Hi Adrian, > > Sorry to say, but I'm not in N900 dev anymore. I can remember I packaged > a SVN, wasn't easy, mainly because weird dependencies (you can still skip > them, and ./configure almost silents them, but then you got a very > restrictive svn not able to checkout repos through https for > instance...). > > I had a quick look at your thread, it seems you guys got a solution, the > better is some of you replaces the deb I packaged, don't you think ? > Sorry I can't dig this further. I've subscribed to the thread and will > chime when I think I can help anyway. > > So many things to do, so little time... :) > > > Cheers, > Seb |
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I appreciate his (Sebastien Lelong) honesty and we do have a solution... maybe we can get TMO to downgrade the repos... but I am sure there are various QA issues involved. What now brown cow?
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Re: svn, segmentation fault
Hello Guys,
Has some one been able to figure out if libapr is a dependecy for some package except for subversion, because it seems that the latest version of both libapr1 and libapr-util1 was patched for n900 using debian guidelines. Also the source packages available at the package instance page dont seem to be proper because they had some files missing. Therefore I had to download sources from subversion website again to recompile it. Mece's versions are more stable than the latest versions for libapr1 and libaprutil-1. For now subversion seems to run fine, except one problem if the network hangs or connection is lost while checkout subversion stops responding and the drive may get corrupted so please run fsck utility if svn crashes. |
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@sat2050 they are not "my versions" just the previous versions, that worked ;)
anyway, you can request to maintain the package and then upload fixed versions if you get it working. |
Re: svn, segmentation fault
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Thanks |
Re: svn, segmentation fault
To sum it all up in one simple post, it has been identified that the libraries libapr1 and libaprutil1 is causing subversion to crash with a "segmentation fault" error. You can fix this by typing in:
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sudo apt-get install libaprutil1=1.3.9-2 libapr1=1.4.2-1/etc/apt/preferences And add in the following entires into the file: Code:
Package: libaprutil1There was also reports that people had problems getting the older version of the two libs files. To download these two files, go to the following two URLs: http://maemo.org/packages/view/libaprutil1/ http://maemo.org/packages/view/libapr1/ To install these DEBs, use the following command (as root): Code:
dpkg -i <deb_file_armel.deb> |
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This is great news! However, I get the error message:
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Do you have an idea why this can be? Thanks in advance! |
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