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Gimmer Bot Crashes on launch with DEB and .zip installs #128

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Tetrokun opened this issue Dec 28, 2019 · 5 comments
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Gimmer Bot Crashes on launch with DEB and .zip installs #128

Tetrokun opened this issue Dec 28, 2019 · 5 comments

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@Tetrokun
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Expected Behaviour

Being able to launch Gimmerbot

Actual Behaviour

Gimmer fails to launch on Linux with no errors when lauched via icon, on no information when launched via terminal

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

Specifications

  • Gimmer Version: 2.0.188
  • OS: ubuntu 18.04 / Ubuntu 19.10 / Ubuntu 19.10 server
  • Date: 27/12/19

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No Errors when launched via gui CLI output is below

pasqualp@phobos:~$ gimmerbot
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

@Tetrokun Tetrokun changed the title Gimmer Bot Crashes wiith Gimmer Bot Crashes on launch with DEB and .zip installs Dec 28, 2019
@Flllexa
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Flllexa commented Feb 10, 2020

Hello, you can retry using the last version?

@ghost
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ghost commented Apr 8, 2020

Same error here.
Ubuntu 19.10 (fresh install only days ago)
Version: gimmerbot_2.1.0_amd64.deb

Terminal output:
$gimmerbot
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

@aleixsole
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Same problem :
Debian 10.
Tried also older version, all same "Segmentation error"

@krmeljalen
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krmeljalen commented Oct 4, 2020

Well if you check versions that ffmpeg.so that comes with was precompiled with, its debian wheezy... libc6-dev 2.13-38+deb7u10 in debian - wheezy / main I suppose if you installed that prehistoric debian it would work then... they really should upgrade their systems :) also check /etc/ld.conf.so.d/ and add /usr/lib/gimmerbot and run ldconfig, else it will fail to find those .so files... you can check that all .so files are found with ldd /usr/lib/gimmerbot/GimmerBot

@krmeljalen
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I tested this, it does not work on ubuntu distros, but debian 9 should work if you can not get wheezy since its so old.

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