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seems like we can't do anything here for the moment until more intel is gathered...
> but using git, you'll need to specify the arch using arch -x86_64 prefix. is git from system or from homebrew ? if the latter, as i highly suspect, then...
@kingz40o use --fat-binary-m1
@gusechuisheng what's the point of your comments ?
@pengweizhong: the error you're getting is precisely what this thread is about and solutions are presented. as far as "user-friendly" is concerned, the mess presented to us by OS X...
> After my search and attempt, I finally used the method [here](https://gist.github.com/pich4ya/f4ae0b04f30653b2bcc2f2246bb564af) to successfully install Proxychains on my computer🎉. did you also try the new --fat-binary-m2 switch ?
looks definitely like a bug to me. whether it is fixed these days is unknown.
maybe. could you enable [core dumps](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Core_dump), rebuild microsocks with debug info `make CFLAGS="-O0 -g3"`, and then load the core with gdb next time it happens ? that would give us...
why are you testing a version from 2019 ? use latest git. also i don't see a usable backtrace in your paste. compile with -g3 to get source-level debug info...
well, i studied the code again and can't see anything that could cause this. i'd suggest you get the latest code, rebuild it with address sanitizer, and wait for the...