00:10:19 <FenderQ> ndorf: do you use monero-wallet-cli on OpenBSD?
00:11:06 <ndorf> not really, why?
00:11:25 <FenderQ> was just curious if you did, wondering if it was stable for you
00:12:02 <ndorf> i do have it readily available if you want me to try to reproduce something
00:12:13 <ndorf> i run a daemon on openbsd but not usually the wallet
00:12:47 <FenderQ> I am able to run monerod and monero-wallet-rpc ok, yet when I run monero-wallet-cli I find it segfaults
00:13:10 <FenderQ> with corrupted text displayed in the term
00:13:41 <FenderQ> v0.17.3.0 with OpenBSD 7.0 amd64
00:15:51 <ndorf> sounds like some readline issue
00:16:29 <FenderQ> yep, it is when input is entered
00:19:09 * FenderQ wonders if it is related to libiconv and LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8
00:21:25 <FenderQ> oh maybe not, it's not in ldd
00:22:02 <ndorf> no crash yet, but i am getting a bunch of illegal chars on almost every line
00:22:42 <FenderQ> I am also running with sysctl vm.malloc_conf=S
00:22:46 <FenderQ> extra heap checking
00:23:37 <FenderQ> thanks for taking a look
00:24:54 <ndorf> which readline does ldd say you're linked against? mine says /usr/lib/libreadline.so.4.0
00:25:54 <FenderQ> same /usr/lib/libreadline.so.4.0
00:27:39 <FenderQ> boost-1.76.0v0 (matching the default with OpenBSD 7.0)
00:27:44 <ndorf> GNU readline is in the ports, i would try that
00:27:56 <FenderQ> k thx
00:28:17 <ndorf> note that they changed the lib name to ereadline, so you'll have to link against that name
00:28:25 <FenderQ> ok
08:24:15 <hyc> is libeareadline really gnu readline? they also have a libedit-based readline emulator
14:45:32 <sp00kymuld3r[m]> .
15:06:40 <ndorf> libereadline, not ea. but yes