LYNX-DEV Problems with 12/08 lynx2-6mods

[Ismael Cordeiro]

I'm having some problems with the 12/08 lynx2-6mods on Solaris 2.5 and
FreeBSD. Both compile correctly but when run both crash. It's not a need of
"make clean" because since I don't have enough space to keep lynx2-6.zip
every time I compile a new lynx2-6mods I also download lynx2-6.zip. On
Solaris 2.5 Lynx crashes when reading my start file, which is my bookmarks
file. Here's what gdb reports:


Starting program: /tmp/ismael/lynx 
Getting file://localhost/home/ismael/.bookmarks.html

                                                         Bookmarks (p1 of 34)
 
     _________________________________________________________________
                                      
     | Local | Search | Indexes | Usenet | Weather | Commodore | CP/M |
                                      
     | Unix | Lynx | HTML | Modems | Standards | Film | Sound | News |
                                      
        | FTP | Telnet | Brasil | Canada | Knives | ISPs | Fidonet |
                                      
           | Star Trek | Dictionaries | Health | Miscellaneous |
     _________________________________________________________________
                                      
 
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0xef6baf40 in _free_unlocked ()
(gdb) bt
#0  0xef6baf40 in _free_unlocked ()
#1  0xef6baf00 in free ()
#2  0x737ec in HTSACopy ()
#3  0x3d7c0 in LYAddVisitedLink (doc=0xc843c) at LYHistory.c:85
#4  0x2c7d0 in mainloop () at LYMainLoop.c:710
#5  0x29c6c in main (argc=797824, argv=0xeffff9d4) at LYMain.c:1226

(gdb) info proc all
 
Information for /proc/17602:
 
Process status flags:           
 
        PR_STOPPED       Process is stopped.
        PR_ISTOP         Stopped on an event of interest.
        PR_RLC           Run-on-last-close is in effect.
 
Reason for stopping:            
 
        PR_FAULTED       Incurred a traced hardware fault.
        FLTBOUNDS        Memory bounds violation.
 
Additional signal/fault info:   
 
        SIGSEGV (11)     Segmentation fault.
        SEGV_MAPERR      Address not mapped to object.
Segmentation Fault



On FreeBSD it doesn't crash when reading the start file (also my bookmarks)
but crashes when I try to follow any link. Here's what gdb says:

 
Getting http://www.yahoo.com/search.html
Looking up www.yahoo.com.               
Making HTTP connection to www.yahoo.com.
Sending HTTP request.                   
HTTP request sent; waiting for response.
Read 500 bytes of data.                 
HTTP/1.0 200 OK        
Program received signal SIGSEGV (11), Segmentation fault
0x80f7439 in malloc.so ()

(gdb) bt
#0  0x80f7439 in malloc.so ()
#1  0x6438b in HTSACopy ()
#2  0x5e579 in handle_attribute_value ()
#3  0x6023c in SGML_character ()
#4  0x67716 in HTMIME_put_character ()
#5  0x69fbc in HTMIME_write ()
#6  0x540ff in HTLoadHTTP ()
#7  0x50ee0 in HTLoad ()
#8  0x51478 in HTLoadDocument ()
#9  0x51832 in HTLoadAbsolute ()
#10 0xe382 in getfile (doc=0x88c88) at LYGetFile.c:574
#11 0x16998 in mainloop () at LYMainLoop.c:315
#12 0x10d91 in main (argc=1, argv=0xefbfdcb8) at LYMain.c:1226


Also on FreeBSD, when I follow a link to a section of my bookmarks file or
go to the "=" page or the history page and come back with the left-cursor it
crashes. Here's what gdb reports:


Program received signal SIGSEGV (11), Segmentation fault
0x80f74f8 in free ()

(gdb) bt
#0  0x80f74f8 in free ()
#1  0x64368 in HTSACopy ()
#2  0x29136 in LYAddVisitedLink (doc=0x88ca8) at LYHistory.c:85
#3  0x173c8 in mainloop () at LYMainLoop.c:710
#4  0x10d91 in main (argc=1, argv=0xefbfdcb8) at LYMain.c:1226
 

Ismael
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