When i start ./mystic -cfg and then i go to "Network" and select "Edit Areafix Help", "Edit Filefix Help" or "Edit File Request" i got
imidiatly a Segfault and the mystic -cfg is closed.
An unhandled exception occurred at $0000000000412130: EAccessViolation: $0000000000412130 Segmentation fault (core dumped).
When i start ./mystic -cfg and then i go to "Network" and select BW> AS> BW> AS> BW> AS> "Edi
Areafix Help", "Edit Filefix Help" or "Edit File Request" i got imidiatly a Segfault and the mystic -cfg is closed.
An unhandled exception occurred at $0000000000412130: BW> AS> BW> BW> AS> AS> EAccessViolatio
$0000000000412130 Segmentation fault (core dumped).
When i start ./mystic -cfg and then i go to "Network" and select "Edit Areafix Help", "Edit Filefix Help" or "Edit File Request" i got
imidiatly a Segfault and the mystic -cfg is closed.
Is there any Mailinglist or Echomail witch you announce when a new prealpha Release is released to know when i shut download a new binary? What i see is that the Name of the prealpha has always the same name, there is no indicator when a new version is uploaded. Is there any plan for the future to extend the filename by a date and houre prefix to know when a new version is released.
For me as a Sysop Point of view to test a prealpha and give you feedback would be nice to see very fast, without to download and install if there is a new version online or not. The easy way to do this is to extend the existing prealpha download file name by mys112a47_202108142110_l64.rar means this release ist build on the 14th of August 2021 at 21:10 or 09:10pm at utc timezone.
The date is already set on the timestamp of the file within the listing, so you can already use that to accomplish what you're hoping for in a
very simple way:
For example you can do:
"wget -N http://mysticbbs.com/downloads/prealpha/mys112a47_l64.rar"
I have a small shell script setup to check whenever I think about it:
I don't seem to be able to reproduce this here on Ubuntu 20 64-bit with the latest A47. I wonder what could be different? I'll make a new
build since I have that filename change for the View anyway for you to test... Let me know if
it still happens in the latest build.
Unfortunately, yes -- same error message...
I was make some other Test as well "./mystic -text blah.txt" and it
crash, so it looks that the fault is general in the text editor module
of mystic and not related to the ./mystic -cfg module when i select any files to edit with the editor.
Its not reproducable on any of my machines here, so there has to be something else. What is your window/terminal size when you start it?
i use Putty under Windows 10 Pro to access my Ubuntu Linux 20.04.02 LTS, but i have it as well on macOS Catalina 10.15.7 with the build in
Terminal when i access the Ubuntu Linux 20.04.02 LTS.
Its not reproducable on any of my machines here, so there has to be something else. What is your window/terminal size when you start it?
I noticed now that it only happens if/when I fullsize my PuTTY Windows (SSHing from my Windows machine to the Debian box).
Based on the feedback from both of you I think I found and fixed the
issue today in the latest build.
Thanks again to both of you for the report let me know if you still have any issues.
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