Hello all. I have a question about a very bizarre macro issue we have been seeing in hopes that someone else has ever seen it before.
We are running shake on all of our G5's and Intel machines.
The way we have the machines configured is that we have them look to the server to a global share of macros that they load at application launch. (Just pointing the NR_INCLUDE etc). This has been working fine for quite some time.
But now when ever we try to add a new Macro to the server it will cause some of our shake users to crash on launch. Now this is a mixed scenario. It will only happen to a few people. Not everyone. And if they pull the macro local, it works just fine. All the macros have the same permissions on the server, so I do not believe that is the issue. But I cannot for the life of me track this down.
I force all the systems to launch shake command line, and the error we get is a segmentation fault. Has anyone ever seen this? Running it with 'shake -vv' gives me no more info.
I have removed all the .Macos folders and the environment.plist files because shake would not re-read that file at application launch. I have everything being set via a bash_profile environment script.
The local user permissions have no affect either. If I try to launch shake as root it will still crash. But as I said if I copy the macro local, it works.
Any thoughts about it? Does shake have a limit to the amount of scripts or macro's that can be loaded or anything like that?
Any help with this would be amazing.
Thank you all.