Segmentation Fault (Core Dumped) 22.04, Only within globalprotect CLI

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Segmentation Fault (Core Dumped) 22.04, Only within globalprotect CLI

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I recently updated and I am unable to connect from within the globalprotect 'environment'. I am not sure what to call it.

i.e.

 

(base) john@pcname:~$ globalprotect
>> connect
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
(base) john@pcname:~$ globalprotect
>> help
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
(base) john@pcname:~$  

 

Trying to interact at all after just typing 'globalprotect' just ends in seg faults, no matter what command.

 

However, using it like this works fine:

(base) john@pcname:~$ globalprotect connect --portal address.com
Retrieving configuration...
address.com - Enter login credentials, you will be prompted for Okta Verify.
username:
Password:
Discovering network...
Enter a passcode or select an option to continue: 1 - Push. Enter '0' to abort.:
Connecting...
Connected
(base) john@pcname:~$ globalprotect show --status
GlobalProtect status: Connected

(base) john@pcname:~$ globalprotect show --version
GlobalProtect: 4.1.9-2
Copyright 2009-2018 Palo Alto Networks, Inc.

 

How might I troubleshoot this? I haven't been able to find anything directly related, it's been frustrating to search because I don't know how to describe these two modes in a search term.

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