Karma segmentation fault on Linux
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On one of my Linux machines Karma immediately throws a segmentation fault on startup.
The machine where the problem occurs is running kernel 5.0.7 and has openjdk 1.8.0_201.
The machine where everything is fine is running kernel 4.15.0 and has openjdk 11.0.2.
Any ideas on what could be causing this?
The segmentation fault persists even if I update java to the same version on the machine that is working.
Hi,
Same issue here on a Debian 10 VM (VirtualBox) with kernel 4.19.37-5. I tried with both OpenJDK 11 and Oracle SE 11.
A valgrind trace revealed an issue with the libnode.so. Apparently some apps that ship their own libnode.so like Slack and Skype sometimes have this issue. Following what worked for Slack here, I installed libnode-dev and replaced the shipped libnode.so with the newer one.
Unfortunately, I ran into:
undefined symbol: _ZN4node20g_upstream_node_modeE
Which in the context of other apps means that Karma cannot work with a newer libnode.so (10.15.2~dfsg-2 in my case).
I gave up and compiled it from source. It worked.
I believe this issue has been fixed in the latest release. Please reopen this issue if the issue still persists.
Thanks!