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Segmentation Fault on Arch/Wayland/Hyprland #248
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A backtrace would be nice. There are instructions for that in the issue template for bug reports. |
I'm encountering the same problem here in Hyprland. It seems like a segmentation fault occurs whenever the screen frame updates or the mouse is moved, causing an immediate crash. |
facing same problem on hyprland here version:
trace log:
stack trace: i know its useless because i haven't compiled it in debug mode, will update later
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Looks like the compositor might be posting out-of-bounds damage. A patch like this for neatvnc should guard against it:
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Thanks for sharing the patch! I tried it and it worked perfectly for me.
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CC @vaxerski, JFYI |
fixed |
patch works, might need to create issue on neatvnc. |
How to apply this patch? |
Just edit the desired file and compile it yourself |
Thanks for sharing the patch. it worked like a charm on my Archlinux/Hyprland. |
Having the same outcome by using wlvncc as a client |
On my end the issue is no longer precent, and the issue has been stale for a month. The issue should be able to be closed. |
Not sure I am supposed to closed, but since I am the OP, I will close it. What could it hurt? LOL! Thanks for every one who contributes to FOSS! |
I've installed the package from the repository and the AUR, and when I try to connect from a remote it shows the screen for a brief instance and then wayvnc crashes with a segmentation fault. I ran the debug and here it is.
Let me know if I can get you more information. Thanks for being a open source developer!
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