Where and how to report segment fault in oorexx

I got a segment fault running an oorexx script. Assuming that I can reproduce it, what diagnostic data do I need to collect before reporting it, and does the bug report go to openSUSE or to SourceForge? I don’t currently have any debug packages installed, but will happily install anything that will help to track this down (I hate people who complain about bugs but can’t be bothered to report them <g>.) Thanks.

#!/usr/bin/rexx.oorexx
/* Copy file from thumb drive and convert CRLF to LF */
trace ?i
call RxFuncAdd 'SysLoadFuncs','RexxUtil','SysLoadFuncs'
call SysLoadFuncs
 parse source os cmd script
 if os = 'OS/2' then
    sbase = 'j:\TSM\openSUSE'
 else
    sbase = '/run/media/'userid()'/DFSFAT32/TSM/openSUSE'
 slen = sbase~length
parse arg selections
if selections~caselesscompare(all) = 0 | selections = '*' then
   selections = 'bin etc HOME THE'
do while selections ª= ''
   parse var selections selection
   select
      when selection = 'bin' then
         call copytree 'usr/local/bin', '/usr/local/bin', 755
      when selection = 'etc' then do
         call copytree 'etc', '/etc', 644
         trace ?i
         if SysFileTree(sbase'/etc/profile.d/*', 'PROFS.', FOS) ª= 0 then do
            say 'SysFileTree failed'
            exit 4
            end
         do prof over profs.
            'chmod' 755 sbase '/etc/profile.d'prof~delstr(1,plen)
            end
         end
      when selection = HOME then
         call copytree 'HOME', '~', 750
      when selection = THE then
         call copytree 'usr/local/THE', '/usr/local/THE', 644
      otherwise do
         say 'Directory specification' selection 'not recognized'
         exit 2
         end
      end
   end
exit

copytree: procedure expose sbase slen
   use strict arg dir, tbase, mode
   sdir = sbase'/'dir
   len = sdir~length
   if SysFileTree(sdir'/*', 'PATHS', FOS) ª= 0 then do
      say 'SysFileTree failed'
      exit 4
      end
   do path over paths
      tpath = tbase'/'path~delstr(1,len)
      'dos2unix --keepdate -c iso -437 -v -n' path tpath
      'chmod' mode tpath
      end
return


If you installed from an openSUSE repository, you can submit your issue to https://bugzilla.opensuse.org.
Else, if you installed from sourceforge, I’d recommend their recommended way of reporting bugs.

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