[postgis-tickets] [PostGIS] #2460: [raster]: Getting invalid memory access when installing postgis raster in 9.3 (was: Getting invalid memory access when installing postgis raster in 9.3)

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#2460: [raster]: Getting invalid memory access when installing postgis raster in
9.3
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 Reporter:  robe    |       Owner:  dustymugs    
     Type:  defect  |      Status:  new          
 Priority:  medium  |   Milestone:  PostGIS 2.2.0
Component:  raster  |     Version:  trunk        
 Keywords:          |  
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Changes (by robe):

  * owner:  robe => dustymugs
  * component:  buildbots => raster


Comment:

 okay I rebuilt 9.3rc1 and recompiled and still the same problem.  I'm
 beginning to suspect something in raster that changed.  I'll have to
 analyze this on my windows box.

 I recompiled 2.1.1dev for 9.3rc1 and the issues does not exist in the
 2.1.1dev only in 2.2.0 dev do I get this error.

 The sad thing is the error doesn't trigger on winnie (when she's doing the
 EDB RC1 tests) at all and earlier 2.2.0dev (like the last one I had
 installed don't have this problem).  I ruled out extension as the culprit
 since if I install with the scripts, I get an error. Both winnie and my
 database server are both running windows 2003 R2 64-bit so it doesn't seem
 specific to platform. Very frustrating that it is not  always
 reproducable.

 Last time I saw an error like this was when I didn't not have GDAL proj
 path set. So part of me is thinking its the introduction of that feature
 excp[et I think the iarlier 2.2s I tested with that had this feature were
 fine.  I'm gong to install and test on my local to see if I can trigger
 the issue and where it happens by running each command separately.

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