Re: LYNX-DEV Followup to Signal 11 with SimTel Search.

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It's the first time i compiled this source so a make clean
would'nt make a difference.

I don't know if i would have the same problem with other links
of this kind because i don't know any offhand.

If anyone knows of other links of the kind called searchable index,
where you press the s key then enter in something to search for,
please send a listing for testing.

http://www.coast.net/cgi-bin/SimTel/msidx  <-This is the url i get
                                             the signal 11 on when
                                             i try to search for
                                             something.

I don't have this problem with lynx2-6 without any mods, i don't
know when it started, i guess somewhere between 2-6 and mods 12-7-96.

On Mon, 9 Dec 1996, Klaus Weide wrote:

> On Mon, 9 Dec 1996 address@hidden wrote:
> 
> > I just typed in the word find below and enter then lynx exits with a
> > signal 11.
> > 
> > I'm useing lynx2-6 + mods 12-8-96.
> > 
> > I compiled it this way make linux-ncurses.
> 
> Try compiling again, but do a `make clean' before `make linux-ncurses'.
> 
> > I'm useing linux kernel 2.0.27 on a 486 cpu with 8 megs of ram,
> > the system has all the latest libraries.
> > 
> > This is the output of trace useing the bash shell.
> >  
> > lynx -trace http://www.coast.net/cgi-bin/SimTel/msidx 2> lynxtrace
> >
>  [ lots snipped ] 
> > Entered HTAnchor_findAddress
> > New anchor 0x80eb9d0 has hash 42 and address 
> > `http://www.coast.net/cgi-bin/SimTel/msidx?find'
> > 
> > Signal 11 here...
> 
> The argument to HTAnchor_findAddress() has changed recently in the
> development code; I suspect you may be mixing *.o files compiled from 
> different versions (or non-versions) of the code.
> 
> Of course there could also be a problem with the code you are using,
> which seems to be "Fote's set of v2..6 bug fixes and personal mods";
> I haven't tested it.
> 
>   Klaus
> 
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