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Re: segmentation fault error in IDL [message #54518] Mon, 18 June 2007 22:23 Go to next message
rkombiyil is currently offline  rkombiyil
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Registered: March 2006
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On Jun 19, 1:34 am, t...@atmsci.msrc.sunysb.edu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am getting a segmentation fault error when I restore a .sav file
> after SSH into a server. I basically do the following:
>
> SSH to server
> type 'IDL'
> type 'restore something.sav'
> type 'something'
>
> This brings up a GUI (or was in the past). Everything was working
> fine for a few weeks and now I get this error and IDL automatically
> exits. I didn't do anything to the .sav file (and don't know what was
> done by the author to create it). I asked the author, and they said
> when they run it from my directory, it works fine.
>
> Does anyone know what might have happened and what I might try to fix
> this?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Howie

Howie,
Please allow me to guess :-) IMHO you need to provide more info for me
to guess better.. Anyways, I am guessing you are using SETENV DISPLAY
to bring up the "remote display" on your machine. What kind of OS are
you using (what about the server? UNIX?) If it is GNU/Linux OS, then
there were some problems with the newer updates of the X.org libraries
that caused display related problems. So if someone else is running it
from "their" machine and it works "fine", that means they are able to
"remotely display" IDL GUI windown on their box. So it would "work
fine" for them. If you did update your xlibs (I don't know if that is
the case - I am assuming so- or if the updates after that fixed the
segfault problem), then you might wanna downgrade them (or apply the
fixes, if there are any) and try again. It has been discussed here
before. However, if I am "SO WRONG" then I apologise and please
imagine you have never read this email before. Another thing to check
would be your .rc file where you set your display parameters/IDL
related stuff and such.
Hth,
~rk
Re: segmentation fault error in IDL [message #54604 is a reply to message #54518] Thu, 21 June 2007 07:56 Go to previous message
teich is currently offline  teich
Messages: 33
Registered: May 2007
Member
On Jun 19, 1:23 am, metachronist <rkombi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Jun 19, 1:34 am, t...@atmsci.msrc.sunysb.edu wrote:
>
>
>
>> Hi,
>
>> I am getting a segmentation fault error when I restore a .sav file
>> after SSH into a server. I basically do the following:
>
>> SSH to server
>> type 'IDL'
>> type 'restore something.sav'
>> type 'something'
>
>> This brings up a GUI (or was in the past). Everything was working
>> fine for a few weeks and now I get this error and IDL automatically
>> exits. I didn't do anything to the .sav file (and don't know what was
>> done by the author to create it). I asked the author, and they said
>> when they run it from my directory, it works fine.
>
>> Does anyone know what might have happened and what I might try to fix
>> this?
>
>> Thanks,
>
>> Howie
>
> Howie,
> Please allow me to guess :-) IMHO you need to provide more info for me
> to guess better.. Anyways, I am guessing you are using SETENV DISPLAY
> to bring up the "remote display" on your machine. What kind of OS are
> you using (what about the server? UNIX?) If it is GNU/Linux OS, then
> there were some problems with the newer updates of the X.org libraries
> that caused display related problems. So if someone else is running it
> from "their" machine and it works "fine", that means they are able to
> "remotely display" IDL GUI windown on their box. So it would "work
> fine" for them. If you did update your xlibs (I don't know if that is
> the case - I am assuming so- or if the updates after that fixed the
> segfault problem), then you might wanna downgrade them (or apply the
> fixes, if there are any) and try again. It has been discussed here
> before. However, if I am "SO WRONG" then I apologise and please
> imagine you have never read this email before. Another thing to check
> would be your .rc file where you set your display parameters/IDL
> related stuff and such.
> Hth,
> ~rk

Thanks rk,

I am not very familiar with many of these concepts, but at least you
have pointed me in the right direction.

Howie
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