Created attachment 140228 [details] The test file and a simple description A segment fault occurred when the xpdf 3.03 consumend the file "test file.pdf". Probably,the segment fault occurred according to accessing to a destructed class.
This was fixed by commit 310fbeec692b02d555e3e8dd6c851be11b25e26a in poppler version 0.26.2. You appear to be using version 0.24.4.
(In reply to Jason Crain from comment #1) > This was fixed by commit 310fbeec692b02d555e3e8dd6c851be11b25e26a in poppler > version 0.26.2. You appear to be using version 0.24.4. I read the commit 310fbeec692b02d555e3e8dd6c851be11b25e26 You are correct. Thanks. Btw, how to check the version of my poppler lib
(In reply to paintedVeil from comment #2) > Btw, how to check the version of my poppler lib I based it on which poppler version used SOVERSION 44, since your document indicated you are using libpoppler.so.44, but the more usual way is to check your packaage manager. For example, on Debian, `dpkg-query -l 'libpoppler'` will show the poppler version.
(In reply to Jason Crain from comment #3) > (In reply to paintedVeil from comment #2) > > Btw, how to check the version of my poppler lib > For example, on Debian, `dpkg-query -l 'libpoppler'` > will show the poppler version. I got it. I am using poppler 0.24.5 on Ubuntu 14.04. Thanks~
(In reply to Jason Crain from comment #3) > (In reply to paintedVeil from comment #2) > > Btw, how to check the version of my poppler lib > > I based it on which poppler version used SOVERSION 44, since your document > indicated you are using libpoppler.so.44, but the more usual way is to check > your packaage manager. For example, on Debian, `dpkg-query -l 'libpoppler'` > will show the poppler version. Hi, how to fix this bug on Ubuntu 14.04?
(In reply to paintedVeil from comment #5) > Hi, how to fix this bug on Ubuntu 14.04? File a bug at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/ and ask them to fix it. Or you can follow the steps at http://packaging.ubuntu.com/html/fixing-a-bug.html to fix it yourself.
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