I think Sebastien Gara has observed the same bug on a fresh installed 32
bits Ubuntu, with the packages provided by Ubuntu. I will send him an
email to make sure.
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I just tried with a fresh installed Ubuntu 12.10 i386 on a virtual
machine and I did observe the crash.
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Title:
Segmentation Fault when starting
Public bug reported:
I'm encountering a segmentation fault every time I want to start a Device
Server in Python.
Here is the test I performed :
> I got all the tango packages from synaptic
> I generated an empty Device Server 'Test.py' with POGO
> I started Jive and used the server wizard to regi
Hello,
I tried with the last week release of PyTango (8.03) and tango8 (8.0.5) and it
worked perfectly !
I'm sorry I can't give you the backtrace, but I had to remove my previous
versions of tango and PyTango to install the new ones.
Thanks for your availability,
Vincent
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Exactly, I got both tango8 (on tango-controls.org) and PyTango 8.03 (on
pypi.python.org/pypi/PyTango) compiled by hand.
But it also worked on another machine using the tango8 packages on the
experimental debian and the PyTango 8.03 compiled by hand.
But two weeks ago, I compiled this same versi
