SilentUpdate Segmentation fault
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GoogleCodeExporter commented
Hi,
I have a problems using SilentAutoUpdate running a Testapp on a rooted android
Box(not a mobile).
I'm testing with android 4.2.2 and auto-update-apk-client_2012-10-04.tgz
When I upload a new version of my Testapp over the web UI, I notice that the
AutoUpdateApk detects it but latter in the execution I get:
E/AutoUpdateApk( 1513): Segmentation fault
E/AutoUpdateApk( 1513): Segmentation fault (139)
The old version of the apk keeps running and in the the shared_prefs file the
parameter "update_file" has been changed to the new versions name.
I'am attaching a logcat trace and a zip file with my test app. Thank you.
BR
Alex
Original issue reported on code.google.com by a.kiri...@gmail.com on 29 Nov 2013 at 3:51
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GoogleCodeExporter commented
this is most probably related to the wrong/invalid version of 'su' utility
installed on your box.
1. could you please check if the non-Silent version of AutoUpdateAPK runs or
fails on your particular system?
2. if the non-silent version runs just fine, please, try to run 'su' commands
from the command line and see if something fails.
3. if 'su' works well from the command line, please, try to issue the same
commands used in the source code to install and replace the .apk with the new
one. also, you may try to comment out these commands in the source code and see
if you get a 'segmentation fault'.
Original comment by lenik.terenin on 30 Nov 2013 at 4:38
GoogleCodeExporter commented
The problem is that 'su' command is not working really fine on the box, so I
tried 'busybox su' which is returning "su: unknown user root".
Using it in the test app I get :
V/AutoUpdateApk(32703): got a reply from update server
V/AutoUpdateApk(32703): got a package from update server
V/AutoUpdateApk(32703): update check finished in 1549ms
V/AutoUpdateApk(32703): md5sum: 8c94ef0b1ff55fc23e4d6fea5423abfc
I/AutoUpdateApk(32703): LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/vendor/lib:/system/lib pm install -r
/data/data/net.kirilov.autoupdatetest/files/AutoupdateTest_5.apk
E/AutoUpdateApk(32703): write failed: EPIPE (Broken pipe)
I think that i have root access over the shell because over the shell the
update works fine, but not from the app. The app process runs under different
user, not root. Is there something I can do about? Thank you.
Original comment by a.kiri...@gmail.com on 2 Dec 2013 at 2:15