Segmentation fault

Posted by Maurizio Paglia on 2025-05-12.

Compiling from source I obtain no errors but when launching /opt/ansel/bin/ansel I obtain a segmentation fault.

Backtrace should be written to a text file in /tmp but file contains only: “this is ansel 0.0.0+1838~gc8b6d5574e reporting a segfault:”

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Jiyone — 2025-05-12

👋 hi

1can you run ansel with -d all in a terminal ?

Maurizio Paglia — 2025-05-13

Ciao and thank you for your interest.

Just for the records I updated Ansel to the latest GitHub version right now. Compiled and installed but the problem is still the same…

If I run <ansel -d all> from the terminal same result: segmentation fault

Jiyone — 2025-05-13

Can you copy all the content in the terminal, then go to pastebin.com, past the text and send to the website then give the link ?

Maurizio Paglia — 2025-05-13

Thank you again for your kind support.

Link here: https://pastebin.com/DBLH9rCe#CYCGHaTS 

Jiyone — 2025-05-13

isn’t there anything before this ?

Maurizio Paglia — 2025-05-13

This is the output of the command: ansel 2>&1 > OUTPUT

Then I pasted the content of OUTPUT as requested.

Aurélien Pierre — 2025-05-13

Your backtrace contains a reference to /home/mau/Sistema/git/ansel/src/libs/tools/menu.c:83. This file does not exist anymore. Clean your /opt directory and rebuild from scratch.

Maurizio Paglia — 2025-05-14

It works perfectly, thank you.

I thought –clean-all during the build process will clean also the /opt dir.

Aurélien Pierre — 2025-05-15

you need –sudo too to clean /opt, otherwise the permissions are not enough.

Maurizio Paglia — 2025-05-16

The command I use is

sh build.sh –install –sudo –clean-all

Probably I am missing something else… I will try again checking twice.

Thank you very much!