This command will trigger the segfault. This is predicated on the <user> having an SSH-enabled account at <host>.
lftp sftp://user@host -e "ls; bye"
The output should be an ls listing of the user's home directory and a clean exit / return to the shell prompt. But instead of clean exit the output will be similar to this:
<directory listing> lftp: RateLimit.cc:30: void RateLimit::AddXfer(int): Assertion `xfer_number>=0' failed. Aborted (core dumped)
This command will trigger the segfault. This is predicated on the <user> having an SSH-enabled account at <host>.
lftp sftp:// user@host -e "ls; bye"
The output should be an ls listing of the user's home directory and a clean exit / return to the shell prompt. But instead of clean exit the output will be similar to this:
<directory listing> :AddXfer( int): Assertion `xfer_number>=0' failed.
lftp: RateLimit.cc:30: void RateLimit:
Aborted (core dumped)