Ok I have access to a rarin machine 64 bits with
picca@ORD02068:~$ dpkg -l | grep tango
ii liblog4tango4 7.2.6+dfsg-14
amd64 logging for TANGO - shared library
ii liblog4tango4-dev 7.2.6+dfsg-14
amd64 logging for TANGO - development library
ii liblog4tango4-doc 7.2.6+dfsg-14
all logging for TANGO - documentation
ii libtango7 7.2.6+dfsg-14
amd64 TANGO distributed control system - shared
library
ii libtango7-dbg 7.2.6+dfsg-14
amd64 TANGO distributed control system - debug
library
ii libtango7-dev 7.2.6+dfsg-14
amd64 TANGO distributed control system - development
library
ii libtango7-doc 7.2.6+dfsg-14
all TANGO distributed control system -
documentation
ii python-pytango 7.2.3-2
amd64 API for the TANGO control system
(documentation)
ii python-pytango-doc 7.2.3-2
all API for the TANGO control system
ii tango-common 7.2.6+dfsg-14
all TANGO distributed control system - common files
installed
and yes I have a segfault with a device
picca@ORD02068:~$ python FakeObx.py 1
Failed to narrow the EventChannelFactory - events will not be generated (hint:
start the notifd daemon on this host)
In FakeObxClass constructor
Erreur de segmentation (core dumped)
but on my Debian machine I have
picca@ORD03037:~$ python FakeObx.py 1
Failed to import EventChannelFactory
notifd/factory/ORD03037.synchrotron-soleil.fr from the Tango database
In FakeObxClass constructor
In boris/test/fakeobx.1 ::init_device()
In boris/test/fakeobx.2 ::init_device()
In boris/test/fakeobx.3 ::init_device()
In boris/test/fakeobx.4 ::init_device()
But now I have rarin amd64 Debian i386
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