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segfault in grep 2.5.1


From: Dean Pierce
Subject: segfault in grep 2.5.1
Date: Sun, 16 Mar 2003 01:43:27 +0000

today i used the command [grep "foo" bar/*] on a directory that contained about 1,067,638 small text files. the first time i did it it just kicked me out and said "segmentation fault". when i tried again it killed my xterm. when i try to do it when not in X, it killed my shell and brought me back to the login prompt. when i tried it on another directory that contained about 433,549 of the same kind of file, it just told me that my argument list was too long. i managed to get the intended task acomplished with [grep "foo" bar/ -r], but i just thought i should let you know, because it looked like a bug. I run debian testing and i make sure to apt-get upgrade daily. im running it with an athalon 2400 proc with 256megs of ram.. if i can give you any more information, just let me know.

                            - DEAN

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