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There is a bug report in e-mail (via mailing list), where the reporter explained the situation: if he uses Tlf on two nodes then when he enter a QSO the receiver node exists with SEGFAULT.
The problem is that the function parse_qso() is called two times, and it uses the
char *buffer
variable directly. When the function is called first time, the usedstrtok_r()
chain "eats" the buffer, and at the second call it uses an empty buffer.Here are the traces:
Both calls are necessary for a complete log, so I think the best solution is to copy the original buffer and operate with that.