Segmentation Fault when using history recall

[lobhater]

username@host:~$ finalterm
** Message: TerminalOutput.vala:337: Partially supported control sequence: '\u001b]0;username@host: ~\u0007' (TERMINAL_STREAM_STREAM_ELEMENT_CONTROL_SEQUENCE_TYPE_SET_TEXT_PARAMETERS)
** Message: TerminalOutput.vala:252: Command mode entered
** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
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** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: ''
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** Message: Terminal.vala:112: Command updated: 'ssh username@192.168.1.103'
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

[lobhater]

The clear command creates a new prompt at the top of the terminal but does not erase the old text below

[p-e-w]

The clear issue is a duplicate (#18). About the other issue: How can I reproduce?

[lobhater]

I always have to launch final term from the bash shell using the sudo
command otherwise final term doesn't work at all. The segmentation fault
occurs when I use the up or down arrows to recall the command history. The
segmentation fault error is displayed im the original bash shell terminal
used to launch final term. It is very hit and miss the error does not
always occur. Please let me know what other information would be helpful?
On May 19, 2013 2:45 PM, "Philipp Emanuel Weidmann" <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

The clear issue is a duplicate (#18#18).
About the other issue: How can I reproduce?

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[p-e-w]

I always have to launch final term from the bash shell using the sudo command otherwise final term doesn't work at all.

That's the first time I hear of this. Which distro are you on? How did you install?

[p-e-w]

BTW I strongly advise against running Final Term as sudo. It's simply not stable enough for that.

[p-e-w]

Closing this because I cannot reproduce it using the instructions provided.