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Segmentation Fault of node debugger/inspector with Chrome Memory Devtools #18759
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Certainly related to #18223 ! |
I just have the same error on linux, inside the same docker:
Report:
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@Kmaschta Can you provide a core dump (which would already be very helpful), or maybe even try to reproduce this with a debug build of Node? (Or provide code to reproduce this?) /cc @nodejs/v8 |
I've hard time generating a core dump with Docker ... |
Hi there, I forked Node, cherry-picked the commit that seems to fix the bug in #18223 Did I make a mistake ? How can I help you now ? |
@addaleax @hashseed Hey, I managed to get a core dump ! Should I upload it here? Here is the backtrace found in the core:
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Another nice message that I got from a segfault:
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@Kmaschta If you program handles data that is not public, it will likely end up in the core dump, so you might want to upload it somewhere and email us links (they are in the https://github.com/nodejs/node/ README). If not, feel free to post a link publicly. Either way, yes, that is going to be very helpful! |
is this still an issue? |
I haven't my work computer on me, I'll take a look this week. Have the core dump helped? If I can reproduce, I'll get fresh one. |
Good news! I can't reproduce the issue with Node 8.11.3 and the latest Chromium. If a similar issue happen to me later, I'll link this issue to a new one. Thanks for your time and patience! |
This is still an issue for me with node v14.15.5 |
Also, an issue with node v14.17.4. |
same issue with node 14.18.0 |
Lost googlers: this might be related to using extensions, try in private mode. Not sure how to debug which extension though. |
Lost googlers: see this for another possible cause and solution: https://stackoverflow.com/a/59923848 |
Still an issue, 16.13.0 |
In order to reproduce, I just need to run a node server with
node --inspect index.js
(with an express server) with 10 concurrent requests (sent withsiege
).I connect to the inspector thanks to a Chrome browser (version 63), in a the
chrome://inspect
, and when I take a Memory snapshot or record, I get a SIGSEGV signal.Here is a report generated by the
segfault-handler
module after a catched segfault:Here there anything I can do?
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