I've uploaded the Utopic version of libtar to the Trusty proposed queue
for review by an SRU team member.
** Changed in: libtar (Ubuntu Trusty)
Status: Triaged => In Progress
** Changed in: libtar (Ubuntu Trusty)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Brian Murray (brian-murray)
** Description changed:
+ [Test Case]
+ 1) Download the sample program from comment #7
+ 2) Compile the program (gcc foo.c -ltar -o foo
+ 3) Run ./foo <any-tarfile>
+
+ Using the version of libtar from Trusty (1.2.20-3) the foo program will
+ crash. Using the version of libtar from trusty-proposed
+ (1.2.20-3ubuntu0.1) it should not.
+
Description: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Release: 14.04
libtar0:
- Installed: 1.2.19-1 (working)
- Candidate: 1.2.20-3 (segfaults)
+ Installed: 1.2.19-1 (working)
+ Candidate: 1.2.20-3 (segfaults)
I stumbled over this bug when trying to use Stopmotion. It segfaulted when
trying to load a project file.
I debugged it and ended up at 'tar_extract_all'.
Stopmotion worked well again when I downgraded libtar to 1.2.19-1 from saucy.
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Segmentation fault on tar_extract_all in 14.04/1.2.20-3
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