Segfaults in zoneminder-1.35.5-1.167.20200724gitg859428db5

[torkilt]

After last upgrade all my monitors seem to segfault. Here's an example:

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Aug 07 07:50:03 zm zma_m8[10531]: ERR [zma_m8] [Got signal 11 (Segmentation fault), crashing]
Aug 07 07:50:03 zm zma_m8[10531]: ERR [zma_m8] [Signal address is (nil), from 0x7fb1856d9ccf]
Aug 07 07:50:03 zm zma_m8[10531]: ERR [zma_m8] [Backtrace 0: /usr/bin/zma(_Z14zm_die_handleriP9siginfo_tPv+0x7a) [0x55f5bac98d2a]]
Aug 07 07:50:03 zm zma_m8[10531]: ERR [zma_m8] [Backtrace 1: /lib64/libpthread.so.0(+0xf630) [0x7fb184dc5630]]
Aug 07 07:50:03 zm zma_m8[10531]: ERR [zma_m8] [Backtrace 2: /lib64/libjpeg.so.62(+0x32ccf) [0x7fb1856d9ccf]]
Aug 07 07:50:03 zm zma_m8[10531]: INF [zma_m8] [Backtrace complete, please execute the following command for more information]
Aug 07 07:50:03 zm zma_m8[10531]: INF [zma_m8] [addr2line -e /usr/bin/zma 0x55f5bac98d2a 0x7fb184dc5630 0x7fb1856d9ccf]

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addr2line -e /usr/bin/zma 0x55f5bac98d2a 0x7fb184dc5630 0x7fb1856d9ccf
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[root@zm ~]# rpm -qa | grep zoneminder
zoneminder-common-1.35.5-1.167.20200724gitg859428db5.el7.x86_64
zoneminder-1.35.5-1.167.20200724gitg859428db5.el7.x86_64
zoneminder-httpd-1.35.5-1.167.20200724gitg859428db5.el7.x86_64

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[root@zm ~]# cat /etc/redhat-release 
CentOS Linux release 7.8.2003 (Core)

Any suggestions? Anything I can provide?

Thanks,

Torkil

[iconnor]

Upgrade. That is a several weeks old snapshot. If you want to run bleeding edge development versions you have to at least update to the latest before you file a report.

[knight-of-ni]

I don't think he can at the moment. Fedora changed the %cmake macros we need to use in rpm specfiles, this caused all our redhat docker containers to fail, because they don't have those macros.

I just finished my first pass at upgrading all our redhat docker images and I'm watching the build progress to see if I got them all updated correctly.

[knight-of-ni]

el7 packages are now updating again on zmrepo. Yum should pick up the changes after your local yum cache expires, or after issuing "yum clean all".

[torkilt]

Thanks.

I did of course check for a new version before posting, I should have made that clear

Mvh.

Torkil