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That is very strange. Looks like somehow the object in $object has got corrupted. Without a way to reproduce it though it will be virtually impossible to fix.
If you get to a point where you can reproduce it, please report it back to me.
I found this reference to the "Size magic not implemented" error at Perl/perl5#9701. It relates to an internal issue with Perl itself. That could also be the root-cause for the first issue you reported.
I think the only approach for fixing these issues is to upgrade to a newer version of Perl. The version you are using (5.14.2) dates from 2011. The latest version is 5.38.2.
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pmqs commentedon Jan 15, 2024
That is very strange. Looks like somehow the object in
$objecthas got corrupted. Without a way to reproduce it though it will be virtually impossible to fix.If you get to a point where you can reproduce it, please report it back to me.
XSven commentedon Jan 17, 2024
I have detected yet another non-reproducible phenomenon
Size magic not implemented at perl5/IO/Uncompress/Base.pm line 386.On purpose I have not created a separate issue for that. Any idea?
pmqs commentedon Jan 17, 2024
You are ok keeping the same ticket.
I found this reference to the "Size magic not implemented" error at Perl/perl5#9701. It relates to an internal issue with Perl itself. That could also be the root-cause for the first issue you reported.
I think the only approach for fixing these issues is to upgrade to a newer version of Perl. The version you are using (5.14.2) dates from 2011. The latest version is 5.38.2.