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In the context of the debian project, we noticed that t_coffee version 13.45.0.4846264 is causing a test failure in biopython 1.79. It turns out that the following command:
Here is a backtrace of the affected portion; the intercepted sequence pointer S is NULL, which is probably the root of the segmentation fault:
#0 0x0000555555675e73 in seq2unique_name_seq (S=0x0) at util_lib/aln_convertion_util.c:2091
#1 0x000055555574d656 in read_seq_in_n_list (fname=0x55555598cad0, n=1, type=0x55555593dfb0 "", SeqMode=0x555555d45fb0 "ANY") at util_lib/util_constraints_list.c:2533
#2 0x0000555555659491 in batch_main (argc=15, argv=0x555555944230) at t_coffee_lib/t_coffee.c:4720
#3 0x000055555564f9a0 in main (argc=15, argv=0x7fffffffe128) at t_coffee_lib/t_coffee.c:179
You can lookup Debian Bug#1022570 for some further details, but I tried to gather the most relevant information here.
Have a nice day, :)
Étienne.
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I tried to have a fresh look at this issue, and the bug seems to occur earlier in the code, before util_lib/util_constraints_list.c:2533, than what the trace reports. Sequence and alignments were already NULL, while I guess they were suppose to hold interesting information at this point:
So I suppose something went wrong within main_read_aln perhaps.
Hope this helps; that issue is currently pulling a lot of packages out of the Debian 12 release in preparation. I welcome comments, as I'm not competent to decide whether this issue is grave enough to mandate a rollback of the t_coffee version, or if the test is about a fragile corner case normally not encountered in practice.
Greetings,
In the context of the debian project, we noticed that t_coffee version 13.45.0.4846264 is causing a test failure in biopython 1.79. It turns out that the following command:
is causing a segmentation fault when run with the following ./Fasta/fa01 input file:
Here is a backtrace of the affected portion; the intercepted sequence pointer S is NULL, which is probably the root of the segmentation fault:
You can lookup Debian Bug#1022570 for some further details, but I tried to gather the most relevant information here.
Have a nice day, :)
Étienne.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: