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isaacs
commented on July 19, 2024
- what version of glob are you using?
- what operating system?
- what version of node?
- I'm pretty sure
*/.jsis not going to match anything. Sure you didn't mean*.js?
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cjohansen
commented on July 19, 2024
🤦 Sorry for the noob bug report.
- 2.0.6
- Linux Mint (Ubuntu 10.10)
- 0.4.0
- Hmm, think Github mangled my pattern.
*/.jsis meaningless, and it doesn't trigger the segfault. The pattern I tried was**/*.js
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isaacs
commented on July 19, 2024
Ok, cool. See if the problem goes away by upgrading node to 0.4.5 (it might).
I'm going to port glob to be just in js soon. It won't be quite as fast, but it will be way more stable and portable that way.
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cjohansen
commented on July 19, 2024
Still have the problem on node 0.4.5. It's interesting; it really doesn't want that pattern - glob("./**/*.js") also segfaults, while somedir/**/*.js does not.
Porting to JavaScript: +1 :)
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isaacs
commented on July 19, 2024
You could maybe do path.resolve("./**/*.js") then, in the meantime.
If you could run it in gdb, I'd love a stack trace. Otherwise closing this for now.
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cjohansen
commented on July 19, 2024
If you want to tell a gdb noob how, and I'd love to help :)
Interestingly, the path.resolve approach also segfaults. Maybe it just hates my directory? :)
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isaacs
commented on July 19, 2024
echo 'require("glob").glob("./**/*.js", function (er, paths) { console.error(er, paths) })' > g.js
gdb node
# in gdb:
set args g.js
run
The "help" command is helpful :)
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cjohansen
commented on July 19, 2024
Heh, seems this bug report is here to make me look bad... Sorry.
Reading symbols from /home/christian/local/bin/node...done.
(gdb) set args g.js
(gdb) run
Starting program: /home/christian/local/bin/node g.js
[Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled]
[New Thread 0x7fffd1f42700 (LWP 8183)]
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
[Switching to Thread 0x7fffd1f42700 (LWP 8183)]
0x00007fffd1f4a16b in g_lstat (fn=0x0, sb=0x0, pglob=0x0) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:1156
1156 {
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isaacs
commented on July 19, 2024
Ah, right, so, at that point, do this:
(gdb) backtrace
I can repro this on my linux box (was missing something obvious before). Here's what I'm seeing:
#0 0x00007fffd1f9a4d1 in g_lstat (fn=0x0, sb=0x0, pglob=0x0) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:1156
#1 0x00007fffd1f998e8 in glob3 (pathbuf=0x7ffff7e18e40, pathend=0x7ffff7e18e8e, pathlim=0x7ffff7e1ae40, pattern=0x7ffff7e1ae9a, restpattern=0x7ffff7e1aea2,
pglobstar=0x7ffff7e1aea2, pglob=0xc16490, limit=0x7ffff7e1ef60) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:827
#2 0x00007fffd1f99652 in glob2 (pathbuf=0x7ffff7e18e40, pathend=0x7ffff7e18e8e, pathlim=0x7ffff7e1ae40, pattern=0x7ffff7e1ae9a, pglob=0xc16490,
limit=0x7ffff7e1ef60) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:766
#3 0x00007fffd1f9983f in glob3 (pathbuf=0x7ffff7e18e40, pathend=0x7ffff7e18e8e, pathlim=0x7ffff7e1ae40, pattern=0x7ffff7e1ae94, restpattern=0x7ffff7e1ae98,
pglobstar=0x7ffff7e1ae94, pglob=0xc16490, limit=0x7ffff7e1ef60) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:821
#4 0x00007fffd1f99652 in glob2 (pathbuf=0x7ffff7e18e40, pathend=0x7ffff7e18e8e, pathlim=0x7ffff7e1ae40, pattern=0x7ffff7e1ae94, pglob=0xc16490,
limit=0x7ffff7e1ef60) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:766
#5 0x00007fffd1f99d26 in glob3 (pathbuf=0x7ffff7e18e40, pathend=0x7ffff7e18e7c, pathlim=0x7ffff7e1ae40, pattern=0x7ffff7e1ae94, restpattern=0x7ffff7e1ae98,
pglobstar=0x7ffff7e1ae94, pglob=0xc16490, limit=0x7ffff7e1ef60) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:931
#6 0x00007fffd1f99652 in glob2 (pathbuf=0x7ffff7e18e40, pathend=0x7ffff7e18e7c, pathlim=0x7ffff7e1ae40, pattern=0x7ffff7e1ae94, pglob=0xc16490,
limit=0x7ffff7e1ef60) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:766
#7 0x00007fffd1f99d26 in glob3 (pathbuf=0x7ffff7e18e40, pathend=0x7ffff7e18e74, pathlim=0x7ffff7e1ae40, pattern=0x7ffff7e1ae94, restpattern=0x7ffff7e1ae98,
pglobstar=0x7ffff7e1ae94, pglob=0xc16490, limit=0x7ffff7e1ef60) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:931
#8 0x00007fffd1f99652 in glob2 (pathbuf=0x7ffff7e18e40, pathend=0x7ffff7e18e74, pathlim=0x7ffff7e1ae40, pattern=0x7ffff7e1ae94, pglob=0xc16490,
limit=0x7ffff7e1ef60) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:766
#9 0x00007fffd1f99d26 in glob3 (pathbuf=0x7ffff7e18e40, pathend=0x7ffff7e18e64, pathlim=0x7ffff7e1ae40, pattern=0x7ffff7e1ae94, restpattern=0x7ffff7e1ae98,
pglobstar=0x7ffff7e1ae94, pglob=0xc16490, limit=0x7ffff7e1ef60) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:931
#10 0x00007fffd1f99652 in glob2 (pathbuf=0x7ffff7e18e40, pathend=0x7ffff7e18e64, pathlim=0x7ffff7e1ae40, pattern=0x7ffff7e1ae94, pglob=0xc16490,
limit=0x7ffff7e1ef60) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:766
#11 0x00007fffd1f99d26 in glob3 (pathbuf=0x7ffff7e18e40, pathend=0x7ffff7e18e58, pathlim=0x7ffff7e1ae40, pattern=0x7ffff7e1ae94, restpattern=0x7ffff7e1ae98,
pglobstar=0x7ffff7e1ae94, pglob=0xc16490, limit=0x7ffff7e1ef60) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:931
#12 0x00007fffd1f99652 in glob2 (pathbuf=0x7ffff7e18e40, pathend=0x7ffff7e18e58, pathlim=0x7ffff7e1ae40, pattern=0x7ffff7e1ae94, pglob=0xc16490,
limit=0x7ffff7e1ef60) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:766
#13 0x00007fffd1f99d26 in glob3 (pathbuf=0x7ffff7e18e40, pathend=0x7ffff7e18e44, pathlim=0x7ffff7e1ae40, pattern=0x7ffff7e1ae94, restpattern=0x7ffff7e1ae98,
pglobstar=0x7ffff7e1ae94, pglob=0xc16490, limit=0x7ffff7e1ef60) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:931
#14 0x00007fffd1f99652 in glob2 (pathbuf=0x7ffff7e18e40, pathend=0x7ffff7e18e44, pathlim=0x7ffff7e1ae40, pattern=0x7ffff7e1ae94, pglob=0xc16490,
limit=0x7ffff7e1ef60) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:766
#15 0x00007fffd1f991ea in glob1 (pattern=0x7ffff7e1ae90, pglob=0xc16490, limit=0x7ffff7e1ef60) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:670
#16 0x00007fffd1f99063 in glob0 (pattern=0x7ffff7e1cf50, pglob=0xc16490, limit=0x7ffff7e1ef60) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:616
#17 0x00007fffd1f98697 in globexp1 (pattern=0x7ffff7e1cf50, pglob=0xc16490, limit=0x7ffff7e1ef60) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:333
#18 0x00007fffd1f985aa in myglob (pattern=0xbe46c8 "./**/*.js", flags=33920, errfunc=0, pglob=0xc16490) at ../deps/glob/glob.c:306
#19 0x00007fffd1f97269 in EIO_Glob (req=0xc164f0) at ../src/glob.cc:86
#20 0x0000000000542890 in eio_execute (thr_arg=<value optimized out>) at ../deps/libeio/eio.c:1826
#21 etp_proc (thr_arg=<value optimized out>) at ../deps/libeio/eio.c:1635
#22 0x00007ffff683aa04 in start_thread () from /lib/libpthread.so.0
#23 0x00007ffff65a3d4d in clone () from /lib/libc.so.6
#24 0x0000000000000000 in ?? ()
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isaacs
commented on July 19, 2024
Yeah, solution is just to write this in JS.
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cjohansen
commented on July 19, 2024
Cool. Thanks for being so helpful!
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isaacs
commented on July 19, 2024
Will be solved by #23
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