GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 544528
Evo SIGSEGV in camel_sexp_to_sql
Last modified: 2013-09-13 01:01:18 UTC
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
+ Trace 203668
Thread 1 (Thread 0x7f9574a6e770 (LWP 24573))
final page of console output (I will save it next time, and attach here... sorry) Something is returned in the top-level caller : [SELECT uid FROM 'Utilities/Verizon' ] tmp SELECT uid FROM 'Utilities/Verizon' WHERE (usertags LIKE '%follow-up%') len = 0 1 sexp is : [ (or (match-all (not (= (user-tag "follow-up") ""))) (match-all (system-flag "Flagged")) ) ] Something is returned in the top-level caller : [SELECT uid FROM 'draftbox' ] tmp SELECT uid FROM 'draftbox' WHERE (usertags LIKE '%follow-up%') len = 0 1 sexp is : [ (or (match-all (not (= (user-tag "follow-up") ""))) (match-all (system-flag "Flagged")) ) ] Something is returned in the top-level caller : [SELECT uid FROM 'outbox' ] tmp SELECT uid FROM 'outbox' WHERE (usertags LIKE '%follow-up%') len = 0 1 [Thread 0x4347c950 (LWP 24893) exited] len = 0 1 len = 0 1 len = 504 0 len = 422 0 len = 6 0 (evolution:24573): camel-WARNING **: Camel operation status stack non empty: (evolution:24573): camel-WARNING **: Camel operation status stack non empty: sexp is : [ (or (match-all (not (= (user-tag "follow-up") ""))) (match-all (system-flag "Flagged")) ) ] Something is returned in the top-level caller : [SELECT uid FROM 'draftbox' ] tmp SELECT uid FROM 'draftbox' WHERE (usertags LIKE '%follow-up%') len = 0 1 sexp is : [ (match-threads "all" (or (match-all (header-contains "From" "@edesvcs.com")) (match-all (or (header-contains "To" "@edesvcs.com") (header-contains "Cc" "@edesvcs.com"))) ) ) ] Something is returned in the top-level caller : [SELECT uid FROM 'Sent' ] Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. [Switching to Thread 0x44c7f950 (LWP 24803)]
Created attachment 115163 [details] console output for a run
hggdh, please disable threading or wait for another few hours to update my new fix
Committed to trunk. Should work now pretty cool.
indeed, no more SEGVs. Thanks, srag.