sudo dumping core on recent current
Lloyd Parkes <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.os.netbsd.current |
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Kia ora, I'm running 11.99.4 on a couple of amd64 systems and after I upgraded pkgsrc on them I noticed that sudo now dumps core whenever I run it as an unprivileged user. I have tried sudo-1.9.17p1 from pkgsrc built and run on a very recent copy of -current and it always dumps core when I run "sudo ls". I have tried building it with the system GCC 14 and the pkgsrc GCC 13 with no change in behaviour. I have tried sudo-1.9.17p1 from pkgsrc built on a slightly older version of 11.99.4 and that seems to work on older and newer 11.99.4 systems. I have no idea how to debug this because sudo won't dump an actual core file if it's setuid root and won't run if it isn't. I also don't have the wherewithall needed to cope with CVS' inability to tell me exactly which version of the source tree I have in any given checkout. I don't normally do an "update" build, so I don't think I'm not hitting the recent pthread change. If anyone can give me some advice on how to move forwards, I would be grateful. Ngā mihi, Lloyd