Created attachment 1488450 [details] example.lircd.conf file that causes segfault Description of problem: When I tried to create a configuration for a remotu using irrecord it had a segmentation fault after I finished recording buttons and pressed enter instead of writing another key name. I can reliably reproduce it with my setup on two computers. It can also be do with the config file that irrecord had saved to a temporary file before segfaulting. Here I'm explaining the error with the config file because it can be reproduced without any extra hardware and I think it's the same error. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): lirc-core 0.10.0-8.fc28 How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Download this example.lircd.conf 2. Run irrecord example.lircd.conf 3. See that it segfaults. Actual results: Segfault. Expected results: I can continue recording buttons. Additional info: Originally I tried to record buttons for my remote with this command: irrecord -Hftdi -dserial=00000000,input=7 Here is a FAF report of the segmentation fault: https://retrace.fedoraproject.org/faf/reports/2325089/ Now that I have the example file it's very easy to reproduce. This can also be reproduced on other lirc programs that may read this configuration file (which may be obvious from the stack trace).
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