I found out trying to re-compile ethereal, I had GTK 1.2.8 libraries but
with 1.2.6 headers. I removed and re-installed GTK 1.2.8 and GTK-dev
1.2.8, recompiled ethereal v0.8.13 and everything is fine now.
-----Original Message-----
From: Guy Harris [mailto:guy@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2000 5:10 PM
To: Wiley, Rob
Cc: Gilbert Ramirez; ethereal-dev@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [Ethereal-dev] RE: [Ethereal-users]
Segmentation Fault on v0.8.13-1 for Linux
> #1 0x80c5fb4 in close_cap_file (cf=0x816a880,
w=0x81c8ab8) at file.c:213
> #2 0x80c5e2d in open_cap_file (fname=0x81e7128
"/tmp/etherXXXXQkFcmN",
> is_tempfile=1, cf=0x816a880) at file.c:136
> #3 0x80c6466 in start_tail_cap_file (fname=0x81e7128
> "/tmp/etherXXXXQkFcmN", is_tempfile=1, cf=0x816a880) at
file.c:388
Those line numbers don't match the Ethereal 0.8.13 source
you get from
ethereal.com; either your C compiler is screwing up the line
numbers in
the symbol table, or you didn't compile the 0.8.13 source
from
ethereal.com. If the latter, perhaps somebody "improved" it
and broke
something.
What is Ethereal "v.0.8.13-1", and where did you get the
source?