While searching for coreutils bugs I found a series of 'SIGSEGV in
setlocale". I am still investigating this, but I am going to set this
bug as the master bug to track.
In pretty much all stacktraces I have looked at, the failure signature
is the same. Also, in pretty much all of them the frame for
__GI_setlocale has entries similar to this:
#3 0x00e58aa9 in *__GI_setlocale (category=0, locale=0x804dc36 "")
at setlocale.c:303
newnames = {0xbffe5ea0 "en_US.UTF8", 0x8a61818 "en_US.UTF8",
0x8a611d0 "en_US.UTF8", 0x8a60990 "en_US.UTF8", 0x8a602b0 "en_US.UTF8",
0x8a5fb20 "en_US.UTF8", 0x8050068 "@\210å", 0x8a5f498 "en_US.UTF8",
0x8a5ee60 "en_US.UTF8", 0x8a5e808 "en_US.UTF8", 0x8a5e100 "en_US.UTF8",
0x8a5da40 "en_US.UTF8", 0x8a5c170 "en_US.UTF8"}
newdata = {0x0, 0x8a617d8, 0x8a60fe8, 0x8a60918, 0x8a601d0,
0x8a5fae0, 0xffffffff, 0x8a5f460, 0x8a5d2c8, 0x8a5e7a8, 0x8a5e0c0,
0x8a5d8c8, 0x8a5d310}
locale_path = 0x0
locale_path_len = 0
locpath_var = <value optimized out>
composite = <value optimized out>
Now, if we look at 'newnames' array, we will see that the seventh entry
is weird: 0x8050068 "@\210å".
This sounds very much like a memory issue (overrun?).
I will start dupping the other similar bugs here.
Meanwhile, I am confirming this.
** Changed in: coreutils (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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env crashed with SIGSEGV in setlocale()
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/442272
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