Package: xserver-xorg-core
Version: 2:1.20.11-1+deb11u1
Severity: important
X-Debbugs-Cc: neilt+...@chiark.greenend.org.uk
Dear Maintainer,
I have noticed my laptop fail to fully resume from sleep several times. On
this occasion, I used the sleep key combination (Fn Backspace) to put it to
sleep
Package: perl-base
Version: 5.8.7-10
Perl shouldn't get a segmentation fault on valid or invalid input. I
think the following code is valid, even if it is ghastly. :)
falcon:~$ perl -e '*a=$a=*b;${"a"}=*a;'
Segmentation fault
falcon:~$ perl
*a=$a=*b;
*a=$c=$a=*b;
*{\*a}=$a=*b;
*a=$b=*b;
I've just been bitten by this one. I think there still needs to be
something done since the configuration script accepts "uk" as the
layout without checking if it's valid. The X server then ignores the
error from xkbcomp without putting anything in Xorg.0.log. There's
therefore no hint to the us
Package: udhcpc
Version: 0.9.8cvs20050303
While my ISP was playing up, udhcpc was getting 30 second leases from
the cable modem. Somehow it managed to run out of file descriptors
and /proc/nn/fd showed a large number of sockets. Using strace showed
it was creating a UDP socket, setting SO_REUSEA
Package: bison
Version: 1:1.875d-1
As shown by the following transcript, if bison is given an invalid
%parse-param directive, it crashes. I tried it with version 2.0 too
and got the same results.
falcon:bison-2.0$ cat crash.y
%parse-param thing
%%
empty : ;
%%
falcon:bison-2.0$ bison cras
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