free(): invalid pointer error about mido HOT 4 CLOSED

That fix worked, in that the download attempted to start, but 'head' was giving troubles.

I installed a later version of Busybox, but still the same issue -
head: invalid option -- '-' BusyBox v1.36.1 (2023-09-01 19:09:45 UTC) multi-call binary.

I debugged that to head not liking the long form "head --bytes" on line 364 so I changed it to "head -c" and now all is good.

Thank you for the fix, and for the software.

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Can you run: ls -l /bin/sh and sh --version

If your system is systemd then perhaps also coredumpctl info to get the last crash stack trace.

Does the script do anything before that error occurs? Run: DEBUG=1 ./Mido.sh

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ls -l /bin/sh /bin/sh -> busybox

BusyBox v1.23.2 (2019-01-17)

The system isn't systemd, I think it's based on some ancient version of Linux that used InitNG.

Debug output here: https://pastebin.com/vwdcbugK

I was getting the glibc error when running Mido.sh win10x64
Running just Mido.sh gives /bin/Mido.sh: line 749: fmt: not found

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Your BusyBox shell has broken POSIX compliance.

I've confirmed that the issue has already been fixed in newer BusyBox versions. It looks to have been fixed in 3 July 2017 -- BusyBox 1.27.0 (unstable) with commit message ash: fix 'trap - 65'. You're running 1.23 hence why you still have that bug (2019 must be the build time?).

For this reason, I recommend you workaround the bug by simply adding this on the line before signo=$((signo + 1)) in Mido.sh: [ "$signo" = 64 ] && break

I've fixed a few more POSIX compliance issues in regards to coreutils (e.g. replaced fmt with fold) so make sure to update and let me know if you can get it working now.

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