🚀 go-pugleaf

I would have sent a dribble file, but it would not have shown the
context under which emacs dumped core, nor the last few keys pressed
when it did so.

I typed the following commands immediately after typing "emacs -q" on
a sun4:

M-x telnet 
pogo
friedman
<password>
C-g

   At this point I got a "Fatal error (11)." in the minibuffer
followed shortly by a segmentation fault.  I've also tried
typing "(setq debug-on-error t)C-x C-e" first before "M-x telnet" and
gotten the same results (i.e. no bug tracing).

   I have bash as my login shell.  I don't seem to get this
segmentation fault if run one or two commands under the shell first
before I press C-g.

   I tried duplicating this problem in emacs 18.56.2, which was only
available to me on an hp300 running MORE/bsd 4.3 but could not.

   Since the machine types and operating systems differ between the
two versions of emacs I tried, I'm sending this bug report in case
there is a problem and it hasn't been fixed in the later versions.

   Please let me know if you need any more information.

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Noah Friedman
friedman@ai.mit.edu