Description of problem: I use two Kerberos setups: kinit mhroncok # call it Red Hat kinit churchyard # call it Fedora I have randomly seen some crashes. I think that the crashes appear when I've only done kinit for Fedora and I visit a website with Red Hat kerberos or the other way around. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 55.0.2883.87-1.fc25 How reproducible: Often. Steps to Reproduce: 1. kinit Fedora, make sure you haven't kinited Red Hat 2. visit https://mojo.redhat.com/docs/DOC-997854 Or: 1. kinit Red Hat, make sure you haven't kinited Fedora 2. visit Koji Actual results: [1:1:0100/000000:ERROR:broker_posix.cc(41)] Invalid node channel message Segmentation fault (core dumped [...]) Expected results: The website should ask for my credentials. Additional info: The crash does not happen always. But once it crashes, it crashes again and again when restoring open tabs. There might be other factors such as how old is the ticket etc. involved.
I cannot reproduce this with the 59 builds. Please retest and reopen if you can.
chromium-59.0.3071.86-3.fc26.x86_64 Received signal 11 SEGV_MAPERR 000000000000 #0 0x7f2fcfb1d156 base::debug::StackTrace::StackTrace() #1 0x7f2fcfb1d5cb base::debug::(anonymous namespace)::StackDumpSignalHandler() #2 0x7f2fcfe812c0 <unknown> #3 0x7f2fb94fab61 __strcasecmp_l_avx #4 0x7f2fce686de0 EVP_get_cipherbyname #5 0x7f2f6b214938 <unknown> #6 0x7f2f6b217691 <unknown> #7 0x7f2fcfe7e697 __pthread_once_slow #8 0x7f2f6af18199 <unknown> #9 0x7f2f6b21790b <unknown> #10 0x7f2f6b456f37 <unknown> #11 0x7f2fcfe7e697 __pthread_once_slow #12 0x7f2f6b4573a0 <unknown> #13 0x7f2facec5ce6 <unknown> #14 0x7f2facec6081 <unknown> #15 0x7f2facec5474 <unknown> #16 0x7f2facec64bd <unknown> #17 0x7f2facec6e43 krb5_sendto_kdc #18 0x7f2face9031e krb5_tkt_creds_get #19 0x7f2face90485 krb5_get_credentials #20 0x7f2fad15476a <unknown> #21 0x7f2fad155322 <unknown> #22 0x7f2fad13ed00 gss_init_sec_context #23 0x7f2fad1655f6 <unknown> #24 0x7f2fad165e3f <unknown> #25 0x7f2fad13ed00 gss_init_sec_context #26 0x7f2fcee7912f net::HttpAuthGSSAPI::GetNextSecurityToken() #27 0x7f2fcee79b89 net::HttpAuthGSSAPI::GenerateAuthToken() #28 0x7f2fcee7ffab net::HttpAuthHandlerNegotiate::DoGenerateAuthToken() #29 0x7f2fcee8051d net::HttpAuthHandlerNegotiate::DoLoop() #30 0x7f2fcee805f9 net::HttpAuthHandlerNegotiate::OnIOComplete() #31 0x7f2fcee60b51 net::HostResolverImpl::Job::CompleteRequests() #32 0x7f2fcee64044 net::HostResolverImpl::Job::OnProcTaskComplete() #33 0x7f2fcee604e8 net::HostResolverImpl::ProcTask::OnLookupComplete() #34 0x7f2fcfb1ebb0 base::debug::TaskAnnotator::RunTask() #35 0x7f2fcfb48920 base::MessageLoop::RunTask() #36 0x7f2fcfb4a088 base::MessageLoop::DeferOrRunPendingTask() #37 0x7f2fcfb4a496 base::MessageLoop::DoWork() #38 0x7f2fcfb4bd32 base::MessagePumpLibevent::Run() #39 0x7f2fcfb47ca8 base::MessageLoop::RunHandler() #40 0x7f2fcfb72b0b base::RunLoop::Run() #41 0x7f2fc9b4f338 content::BrowserThreadImpl::IOThreadRun() #42 0x7f2fc9b4f8eb content::BrowserThreadImpl::Run() #43 0x7f2fcfb9f908 base::Thread::ThreadMain() #44 0x7f2fcfb9a17b base::(anonymous namespace)::ThreadFunc() #45 0x7f2fcfe7636d start_thread #46 0x7f2fb94b2e9f __GI___clone r8: 0000000000000162 r9: 0000000000000000 r10: 00007f2fb94fbb90 r11: 000008bf10ed9558 r12: 00007f2f6b23a884 r13: 00007f2f6b23a880 r14: 0000000000000011 r15: 000008bf0c1af3c0 di: 0000000000000000 si: 00007f2fce73a630 bp: 00007f2f6b454420 bx: 0000000000000000 dx: 00007f2fb976e3e0 ax: 0000000000000000 cx: 0000000000000030 sp: 00007f2f944b6698 ip: 00007f2fb94fab61 efl: 0000000000010283 cgf: 002b000000000033 erf: 0000000000000004 trp: 000000000000000e msk: 0000000000000000 cr2: 0000000000000000 [end of stack trace] Calling _exit(1). Core file will not be generated.
I don't have Red Hat krb setup, only Fedora. When I kinit fedora, then go to the URL you've posted, I get prompted to go through the standard single-sign-on process. But I can't reproduce a crash.
KMyMoney compiled from source (https://cgit.kde.org/kmymoney.git/) started segfaulting randomly on startup. I use Fedora 26 x86_64 and it didn't happen on Fedora 25. It segfaults randomly and randomly I get [1:1:0100/000000.564904:ERROR:broker_posix.cc(41)] Invalid node channel message before segfault. Recently KMyMoney switched to WebEngine from KHtml, so I could revert that switch easily and the result is that it doesn't segfault. As a result I narrowed it down to Qt5::WebEngineWidgets (from qt5-qtwebengine 5.9.1-1). I assume it is regression because it didn't segfault on WebEngine 5.8 from Fedora 25 last week.
I don't exactly know how the qtwebengine stuff maps to Blink, but if you can identify a patch, I can apply it and see if it resolves the issue for Miro. I still cannot reproduce this locally.
(In reply to Tom "spot" Callaway from comment #6) > I don't exactly know how the qtwebengine stuff maps to Blink, but if you can > identify a patch, I can apply it and see if it resolves the issue for Miro. > I still cannot reproduce this locally. Maybe it doesn't map to Blink but I get the same output before segfault and component set here is chromium, which is WebEngine based, so I thought bug might be in WebEngine. Ignore if irrelevant.
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