opentable/otj-pg-embedded

Installed `postgres` binary is throwing segmentation fault on macOS 12.0

dongxinEric opened this issue · 11 comments

dongxinEric commented

The auto installed postgres binary is throwing out segmentation fault when run on macOS 12.0

dongxinEric commented

Version 10.18 works just fine.

dongxinEric commented

Version 10.18 works just fine.

Turns out the version 10.18 from brew worked fine, but the one from EDB didn't work. 11.13 from EDB worked fine.

sandislonjsak commented

@dongxinEric Did you find any workaround for this on macOS 12.0? I installed postgresql@10 with homebrew, but segmentation fault is still here...

scottrobey commented

I've tried several versions of Postgres from EDB and via brew and continue to get segmentation faults:

no data was returned by command "".../build/PG-578c3302bce806451b07e3a73d8438d1/bin/postgres" -V"

when I try to run the embedded postgres binary via command line:

build/PG-578c3302bce806451b07e3a73d8438d1/bin/postgres -V
[1]    14986 segmentation fault  build/PG-578c3302bce806451b07e3a73d8438d1/bin/postgres -V
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scottrobey commented

In case it helps...
I downloaded the Postgres binaries directly from the EDB website and they seg fault for me when I run them directly from command line (without using Opentable Embedded Posgtres) on macOS 12.0.1, so that seems to be where the root cause of the issue is I believe.
I tried the binaries from:

But I get the following when I try to run the binary:

./postgres 
[1]    19003 segmentation fault  ./postgres

Version 11.13 and 12.8 from http://get.enterprisedb.com/postgresql/postgresql-11.13-1-osx-binaries.zip and http://get.enterprisedb.com/postgresql/postgresql-12.8-1-osx-binaries.zip did seem to work for me:

 ./postgres -V
postgres (PostgreSQL) 11.13

and

./postgres -V
postgres (PostgreSQL) 12.8

So a couple of options would be to:

deebsquad commented

In case it helps... I downloaded the Postgres binaries directly from the EDB website and they seg fault for me when I run them directly from command line (without using Opentable Embedded Posgtres) on macOS 12.0.1, so that seems to be where the root cause of the issue is I believe. I tried the binaries from:

But I get the following when I try to run the binary:

./postgres 
[1]    19003 segmentation fault  ./postgres

Version 11.13 and 12.8 from http://get.enterprisedb.com/postgresql/postgresql-11.13-1-osx-binaries.zip and http://get.enterprisedb.com/postgresql/postgresql-12.8-1-osx-binaries.zip did seem to work for me:

 ./postgres -V
postgres (PostgreSQL) 11.13

and

./postgres -V
postgres (PostgreSQL) 12.8

So a couple of options would be to:

Huge help - many thanks, Scott.

dongxinEric commented

Sorry the notifications from this thread was lost among others. But yeah we ended up using version 11.13 for macOS 12.0.1. We forked this repo and did an internal release with the newer PG versions from EDB.

mvillafuertem commented

Hi there, I have the same error with macOS 12.1 (21C52) and pgsql-10.6-1.

mikebell90 commented

As noted we've released 1.0.0 which is testcontainers based. We expect this resolves the issue, and while PRs are welcome against the legacy branch, we are not planning on formally maintaining pre-1.xx code base.

saurabh-mish commented

Seeing error zsh: segmentation fault ./pgfutter when executing ./pgfutter --help on macOS 12.2.1

mikebell90 commented

More information. Is it pg-embedded 1.0.0+? If not, upgrade. Second, pgfutter is a go app isn't it? So this report seems irrelevant @saurabh-mish. Plus commenting on closed issues will not usually get you assistance ;)