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Segmentation fault when indexing samba share with space in directory names #1396
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Hello ? is there someone? |
hi madko, |
I've come here because I had no answer on the forum, which was full of spam by the way... Seems now it has moved to discourse, but google auth is broken I can't log in anymore "Sorry, there was an error authorizing your account. Perhaps you did not approve authorization? " |
can you try to register with an email instead of google maybe? |
done with github auth, so something is definitively broken with google auth |
where should we report bugs ? |
it's not a bug until it's not qualified as such = easily reproducible :-) |
if it's a bug we'll reopen for sure |
I can give you my ansible playbooks if you'd like to try to reproduce the segfault. btw how a segfault can't be a bug ? Interesting subject ;) |
to answer your question : pydio is part of a broader system and believe me, many many issues can be linked to anything but pydio. |
I understand, but look what is happening from a user perspective :
So If users can't open ticket here because it's not yet qualified as a bug, how do we qualified an issue as a bug ? I'm really willing to conform to your original process, because pydio seems such a good product, and it really deserves a community. |
Hey madko |
And finally : this "qualified bug" may seems obvious to you, but I can assure you that 90% of what [non-technical] people think as a bug are in fact simple configuration problems. Thus the distinction. |
I've made PR #1403 to fix indexation launch from CLI. Still not sure if it fix the segfault yet. |
I’m trying for the first time pydio so maybe I’m doing something wrong. I have activated the samba plugin, and in the web interface I can browse any samba shares. It’s working fine. But, the indexation is not working and seems to get stuck.
So I run the indexation with the CLI and I get this error:
So I have this directory “\TEST\SUBDIR\0 – TEST”, it seems that spaces in names are a problem ??
I’m using pydio-8.0.1-2.el7.centos.noarch
Best regards,
Edouard
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