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Erik Leunissen wrote:
> 
> My (casual) interpretation of the back trace:
> It appears that somehow xstrvprintf() in utils.c is called with an empty 
> string '\0' to append, upon which strlen() explodes.
> 

Well that's too casual! A newline character is being appended, not an 
empty string.

Erik