Created attachment 915657 [details] Comment (This comment was longer than 65,535 characters and has been moved to an attachment by Red Hat Bugzilla).
Created attachment 683437 [details] mock.state.log the state log from the mock build probably not necessary, but it is going to get deleted.
Created attachment 683438 [details] mock build.log The whole thing probably isn't necessary but attaching it anyway.
Created attachment 683449 [details] mock root.log Again probably not necessary. but including it anyway.
I repeated it to verify it was reproducible and it crashed in the same spot.
Created attachment 684502 [details] strace -fto /tmp/stracelog sh test2.sh test2.sh contains the isolated code.
Created attachment 684517 [details] strace of issue. strace output of the test2.sh command under mock
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