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[Bug]: general protection fault in liblua5.3.so.0.0.0 #1645
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This fixes #1645, and (partially) reverts 68ac28.
Could you test #1646? It should be a more robust fix that doesn't break build reproducibility. |
Yes! This seems to work fine... No general protection fault and running OK! |
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* Preserve ordering of generated Lua code This fixes #1645, and (partially) reverts 68ac28.
with 1.19.5 I had to change config file to lua version, with 1.19.6 i can run again lua script but cairo must be realocated using the fixing from here |
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What happened?
Succesfully compiled conky 1.19.5 with GCC 12.3.1 on Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS.
But when running it I get the following error: see Relevant log output
Conky does not start with a lua_load in it's config, otherwise it runs fine.
This does not occur with version 1.19.4.
I've checked some of the changes between the 2 releases and 'decided' to revert commit 68ac284 (3rdparty/toluapp/src/bin/lua/package.lua) on the 1.19.5 source.
After that conky also compiles AND runs OK with lua_load in it's config...
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1.19.5
Which OS/distro are you seeing the problem on?
Ubuntu
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traps: conky[858118] general protection fault ip:7f30a8b7446f sp:7ffe21cbc8a0 error:0 in liblua5.3.so.0.0.0[7f30a8b64000+24000]
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