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Eric Berge wrote:

> I tried to find out why the postinstalls failed but my current situation
> is that bash is in the "segfault mode" and thus the scripts fundamentally
> cannot run.  I'll look for other ways of identifying why bash is segfaulting
> but any recommendations would be welcome.  Otherwise I'll keep plugging
> away and let you know if I find anything new.

When it segfaults it should produce some output as well as a
bash.exe.stackdump file.  What is the exact output of opening a command
prompt and running "x:\whatever\path\to\bash.exe -xc
/etc/postinstall/some-postinst-script-that-fails.sh"?  Can you reduce it
down to a simplest testcase that segfaults?

Brian

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