Is this segment fault raised when running `shuf`?

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I have a script, where there is a line:



eval for i in "$1".."$2"; do [ ! -e "$3"/$i.* ] && echo "$i" ; done | shuf | mycommand "$3"


which means: first create a sequence of numbers, pipe them to shuf, and then pipe them to mycommand.



Most of time the script runs fine, but sometimes it gets segment fault error



/home/tim/bin/myscript: line 25: 10170 Exit 1 for i in 0001..734;
do
[ ! -e XMJ/$i.* ] && echo "$i";
done
10171 Done | shuf
10172 Segmentation fault (core dumped) | mycommand XMJ


Does that mean that the segment fault is raised when running shuf?



What can we deduce from the error message and possibly correct it?



Thanks.









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    I have a script, where there is a line:



    eval for i in "$1".."$2"; do [ ! -e "$3"/$i.* ] && echo "$i" ; done | shuf | mycommand "$3"


    which means: first create a sequence of numbers, pipe them to shuf, and then pipe them to mycommand.



    Most of time the script runs fine, but sometimes it gets segment fault error



    /home/tim/bin/myscript: line 25: 10170 Exit 1 for i in 0001..734;
    do
    [ ! -e XMJ/$i.* ] && echo "$i";
    done
    10171 Done | shuf
    10172 Segmentation fault (core dumped) | mycommand XMJ


    Does that mean that the segment fault is raised when running shuf?



    What can we deduce from the error message and possibly correct it?



    Thanks.









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      I have a script, where there is a line:



      eval for i in "$1".."$2"; do [ ! -e "$3"/$i.* ] && echo "$i" ; done | shuf | mycommand "$3"


      which means: first create a sequence of numbers, pipe them to shuf, and then pipe them to mycommand.



      Most of time the script runs fine, but sometimes it gets segment fault error



      /home/tim/bin/myscript: line 25: 10170 Exit 1 for i in 0001..734;
      do
      [ ! -e XMJ/$i.* ] && echo "$i";
      done
      10171 Done | shuf
      10172 Segmentation fault (core dumped) | mycommand XMJ


      Does that mean that the segment fault is raised when running shuf?



      What can we deduce from the error message and possibly correct it?



      Thanks.









      share













      I have a script, where there is a line:



      eval for i in "$1".."$2"; do [ ! -e "$3"/$i.* ] && echo "$i" ; done | shuf | mycommand "$3"


      which means: first create a sequence of numbers, pipe them to shuf, and then pipe them to mycommand.



      Most of time the script runs fine, but sometimes it gets segment fault error



      /home/tim/bin/myscript: line 25: 10170 Exit 1 for i in 0001..734;
      do
      [ ! -e XMJ/$i.* ] && echo "$i";
      done
      10171 Done | shuf
      10172 Segmentation fault (core dumped) | mycommand XMJ


      Does that mean that the segment fault is raised when running shuf?



      What can we deduce from the error message and possibly correct it?



      Thanks.







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