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Subject: [graphviz-interest] Segmentation Fault using "fdp" - 2.16-3ubuntu2
From: "J. Bobby Lopez" <jbl () jbldata ! com>
Date: 2009-02-11 17:16:06
Message-ID: cda3eb110902110916j4e2ecb6dka68c3eb21ecc0a6b () mail ! gmail ! com
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I'm curious if someone else can duplicate this problem before I submit it as
a bug.
I'm using Graphviz v2.16-3ubuntu2 (under Ubuntu Hardy).
Here is the dot file I am using:
=================================
graph "cluster:TOOLS"
{
subgraph "cluster:NET:EXTERNAL"
{
subgraph "cluster:NET:infogain"
{
subgraph "cluster:vm:S3P"
{
label = "S3P"; color=cornflowerblue; fontcolor=white
style=filled;
}
}
}
subgraph "cluster:NET:OSDC"
{
subgraph "cluster:vm:s3repo"
{
label = "s3repo"; color=cornflowerblue; fontcolor=white
style=filled;
"app:s3repo:NFS" [label="NFS" color=darkolivegreen3
fontcolor=white style=filled];
}
subgraph "cluster:vm:s3depo"
{
label = "s3depo"; color=cornflowerblue; fontcolor=white
style=filled;
"app:s3depo:NFS" [label="NFS" color=darkolivegreen3
fontcolor=white style=filled];
}
}
"app:s3repo:NFS" -- "cluster:vm:S3P";
//"app:s3depo:NFS" -- "cluster:vm:S3P";
}
=================================
Here is the command I'm using:
fdp -v pastebin.dot -Tsvg -o pastbin.svg
Running this file as-is works fine, but if I remove the comment from the
last statement, e.g:
//"app:s3depo:NFS" -- "cluster:vm:S3P";
becomes...
"app:s3depo:NFS" -- "cluster:vm:S3P";
Then I will get a segmentation fault.
Is this a known issue? Can anyone confirm whether I am doing something
wrong, or if this is an issue in the latest development snapshot?
Thanks,
Bobby
--
J. Bobby Lopez
Web: http://jbldata.com/
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/jbobbylopez
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I'm curious if someone else can duplicate this problem before I submit it as a \
bug.<br><br>I'm using Graphviz v2.16-3ubuntu2 (under Ubuntu \
Hardy).<br><br>Here is the dot file I am \
using:<br><br>=================================<br> graph \
"cluster:TOOLS"<br>{<br> subgraph \
"cluster:NET:EXTERNAL"<br> \
{<br> subgraph \
"cluster:NET:infogain"<br> \
{<br> subgraph \
"cluster:vm:S3P"<br> \
{<br> \
label = "S3P"; color=cornflowerblue; fontcolor=white \
style=filled;<br> \
}<br> }<br> \
}<br><br> subgraph \
"cluster:NET:OSDC"<br> \
{<br> subgraph \
"cluster:vm:s3repo"<br> \
{<br> label = \
"s3repo"; color=cornflowerblue; fontcolor=white \
style=filled;<br> \
"app:s3repo:NFS" [label="NFS" color=darkolivegreen3 \
fontcolor=white style=filled];<br> \
}<br><br> subgraph \
"cluster:vm:s3depo"<br> \
{<br> label = \
"s3depo"; color=cornflowerblue; fontcolor=white \
style=filled;<br> \
"app:s3depo:NFS" [label="NFS" color=darkolivegreen3 \
fontcolor=white style=filled];<br> \
}<br> }<br><br> "app:s3repo:NFS" -- \
"cluster:vm:S3P";<br> //"app:s3depo:NFS" -- \
"cluster:vm:S3P";<br>}<br>=================================<br><br>Here is \
the command I'm using:<br> <div style="margin-left: 40px;">fdp -v pastebin.dot \
-Tsvg -o pastbin.svg<br></div><br>Running this file as-is works fine, but if I remove \
the comment from the last statement, e.g:<br><div style="margin-left: \
40px;">//"app:s3depo:NFS" -- "cluster:vm:S3P";<br> \
</div>becomes...<br><div style="margin-left: 40px;">"app:s3depo:NFS" -- \
"cluster:vm:S3P";<br></div><br>Then I will get a segmentation \
fault.<br><br><br>Is this a known issue? Can anyone confirm whether I am doing \
something wrong, or if this is an issue in the latest development snapshot?<br> \
<br>Thanks,<br>Bobby<br><br clear="all"><br>-- <br>J. Bobby Lopez<br>Web: <a \
href="http://jbldata.com/">http://jbldata.com/</a><br>Twitter: <a \
href="http://www.twitter.com/jbobbylopez">http://www.twitter.com/jbobbylopez</a><br> \
<br>
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