Bug#768290: trustedqsl: segfault when trying to upload a renewal certificate request

[Chris Ruvolo <cruvolo@gmail.com>]

Hi Colin.  Thanks for your response.  Please note that the backtrace
shows a segfault in libcurl and not wxwidgets.  Creating the
certificate request and writing it to disk as a tq5 file works fine.
All gui operations work fine.  It is the submission of the cert
request to LoTW over the web that fails.

But if there is a strong dependency on a particular version of
wxwidgets or any other library, then it should go into the
debian/control file Build-Depends with a >= option.  That would be a
minor bug, but still a bug.

Regards
-Chris


On Thu, Nov 6, 2014 at 5:59 AM, Colin Tuckley <colin@tuckley.org> wrote:
> On 06/11/14 09:38, Chris Ruvolo wrote:
>
>> I am running on a mostly-wheezy system.  I had to build trustedqsl 2.0.3
>> from source since there is a dependency conflict on wxwidgets.
>
> This is *not* a bug.
>
> trustedqsl 2.0.3 *requires* (among other things) the version of
> wxwidgets that is in *testing*, it's hardly surprising that it doesn't
> work on a wheezy (stable) system.
>
> If you must have an up to date trustedqsl then you need to build a
> backported version with *all* of it's dependencies backported as well.
>
> Colin
>
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