Segmentation Fault in ubuntu 6.10 (Edgy eff)

[sherikrot]

From my Ubuntu 6.10, I run this command :

./appserverclient -s myip -u myuser -p mypasswd -a NOTEPAD

Where "myip" is a Windows XP SP2

and all I got is :

'segmentation fault (core dumped)'

I tried the same command from "Ubuntu live CD" and it works flaweslly.
(with "notepad" , "iexplore", "excel"...")

I'm sure that name is "NOTEPAD" and not "notepad"

The program is in /opt/2X/applicationserverclient/bin/


My Ubuntu is instaled in spanish (es-ES) and I think that's the only difference
between them

I have tried it just instaled and with all the packages updated.

I have tried to convert the package ".rpm" to ".deb" with alien and I've installed
with no errors.. but nothing.


Which log files should I look in to see what's wrong ?

thanks in advantage.

 

[rafelbev]

To get a list of the appliations you have published I usually do the following:

./appserverclient -s myip -u myuser -p mypasswd -m AL | grep InName

The name is in between the tags.

 

[sherikrot]

To get a list of the appliations you have published I usually do the following:

./appserverclient -s myip -u myuser -p mypasswd -m AL | grep InName

The name is in between the tags.

I have tried that command :

<InName>NOTEPAD</InName>
<InName>IEXPLORE</InName>
<InName>EXCEL</InName>

I still have segmentation fault :-(

 

[geoffreys1]

In the Linux version there seems to be a bug regarding long hostnames. The application server client crashes when the computer is assigned a long hostname.

Try to shorten the hostname and test again.

 

[sherikrot]

Yes, there is a bug. I've changed the name of my computer, now is "one", and it works flaweslly.
That was the difference between my instalation and the Live cd. The name of the computer in the live CD is 'ubuntu' , short enough.

Once Windows XP is configured, reboot and do not log in.

sherikrot@one#./appserverclient -s two -u sherikrot -p password -a NOTEPAD -l 0x0c0a

( -l 0x0c0a because my keyboard is 'es_ES')

Thank you very much