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Message #03387
Re: [Question #284756]: Duplicity 0.7.06 segfaults reliably mid-backup on OS X
Question #284756 on Duplicity changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/duplicity/+question/284756
Status: Open => Answered
edso proposed the following answer:
On 07.02.2016 22:32, Jonathan Elchison wrote:
> New question #284756 on Duplicity:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/duplicity/+question/284756
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> Hi folks, long-time fan of Duplicity. Thanks for the great product!
>
> Today I've become stumped, as a backup that had been working for years started reliably segfaulting mid-backup this month. Full (sanitized) dump is below.
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> Sadly, I have no stack trace, and VERBOSE=9 produces nothing more then messages while searching/selecting. No hints as to the segfault.
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> When running duplicity without duply, same result: no stack trace.
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> I have duplicity installed via brew, so it's feasible that today was my first attempt running v0.7.06 on OS X.
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> What can I try/provide to help diagnose?
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looks like python is segfaulting
1. try w/o --progress´, it makes weird things sometimes
2. find where OSX logs it's segfaults. they should end up in a kernel
log or such.
3. have duply generate the command line for you via --preview switch..
run the command line manually and see if it now print the whole segfault
info, for you to take and web search for a solution
4. try to downgrade python, to a version that worked before
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