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Segmentation fault on Arch installation
I installed the 64 bit package using Pacman. The programme opens but then segfaults with the following error message
/usr/bin/screencloud: line 13: 16198 Segmentation fault (core dumped) LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/screencloud /opt/screencloud/screencloud "$@"
Running debug I get the following
[INFO] "Loaded 0 plugin(s)" PulseAudioService: pa_context_connect() failed [INFO] "Using bundled icon: :/systray/trayicon-gray.svg" [WARN] "sfx/shutter.wav does not exist." Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Not too sure why pulseaudio is being invoked? Or why shutter.wav is necessary.
screencloud
is not in any of the official repositories so it can't be installed with pacman
, contact the maintainer of the AUR package.
I maintain the screencloud-git
package and so far it works as expected.
PS: PulseAudio in called to play that *.wav
sound, is not required, that's why It only shows a warning.
Edit: No, it's not working as expected, at least with pythonqt 3.1, see olav-st/screencloud-plugins#26
With PythonQt 3.0 it works fine.
im still getting this, whats the solution? downgrade to pythonQt 3.0 ?
@5shekel It currently works just fine with PythonQt 3.1, so this issue has been fixed, at least in the AUR packages.
The one that can be installed adding a custom repository [ref1] needs to be updated [ref2], because the PKGBUILD [ref3] uses two dependencies (quazip-qt5
and pythonqt-qt5
) that don't exist.
The path was changed in commit 3ac0cb9 so you should do a clean install, you'll need to remove these directories before building the package.
~/.local/share/screencloud
~/.config/screencloud
this worked for me, thankx
yaourt -Rs screencloud
rm -fr ~/.local/share/screencloud
rm -fr ~/.config/screencloud
yaourt screencloud
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