Till, as I wrote, this patch is already in hardy. It came as a backport from upstream in 0.6.21-2
avahi (0.6.21-2) unstable; urgency=low
* debian/patches/20_avahi-libdns_sd-crash.patch
+ Added. Fix a segfault when registering services with libdns_sd before the
avahi daemon finished starting up (from upstream SVN)
This is why I was asking if it was really confirmed in hardy (in this case, there would be under hardy a supplementary cause to the segfault/abort)
As this bug is timing/system load dependent, anyone who have triggered the bug on one of one's box will be helpful during testing (that I bet will be far from short, to not stress Martin anymore with regressions (xorg-server was probably the straw that broke his camel’s back ;-) )
Till, as I wrote, this patch is already in hardy. It came as a backport from upstream in 0.6.21-2
avahi (0.6.21-2) unstable; urgency=low
* debian/ patches/ 20_avahi- libdns_ sd-crash. patch
+ Added. Fix a segfault when registering services with libdns_sd before the
avahi daemon finished starting up (from upstream SVN)
-- Sjoerd Simons <email address hidden> Sun, 09 Sep 2007 12:15:55 +0200
And then it was released in upstream-0.6.22 :
avahi (0.6.22-1) unstable; urgency=low paches/ 20_avahi- libdns_ sd-crash. patch
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[ Sjoerd Simons ]
* New upstream release
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* debian/
- Removed. Fixed upstream
-- Sjoerd Simons <email address hidden> Thu, 03 Jan 2008 17:00:24 +0100
This is why I was asking if it was really confirmed in hardy (in this case, there would be under hardy a supplementary cause to the segfault/abort)
As this bug is timing/system load dependent, anyone who have triggered the bug on one of one's box will be helpful during testing (that I bet will be far from short, to not stress Martin anymore with regressions (xorg-server was probably the straw that broke his camel’s back ;-) )