This code in job_abt:


    if (pjob->ji_wattr[JOB_ATR_depend].at_flags & ATR_VFLAG_SET)
      {
      strcpy(jobid, pjob->ji_qs.ji_jobid);
      depend_on_term(pjob);
      pjob = find_job(jobid);
      }

    /* update internal array bookeeping values */
    if ((pjob->ji_arraystruct != NULL) &&
        (pjob->ji_is_array_template == FALSE))
      {
      ...
    }

is causing a seg fault for us, in torque 4.0.1, r6023, since find_job is
changing pjob to be null, then the following conditional statement crashes.
Strangely, the code within the conditional statement has several checks for
pjob being null, while the condition itself does not. This patch:

Index: src/server/job_func.c
===================================================================
--- src/server/job_func.c    (revision 6023)
+++ src/server/job_func.c    (working copy)
@@ -526,10 +526,14 @@
       strcpy(jobid, pjob->ji_qs.ji_jobid);
       depend_on_term(pjob);
       pjob = find_job(jobid);
+      if (pjob == NULL){
+        log_event(PBSEVENT_JOB, PBS_EVENTCLASS_JOB, jobid, "lost job after
setting up dependencies.");
       }
+      }

     /* update internal array bookeeping values */
-    if ((pjob->ji_arraystruct != NULL) &&
+    if ((pjob != NULL) &&
+        (pjob->ji_arraystruct != NULL) &&
         (pjob->ji_is_array_template == FALSE))
       {
       job_array *pa = get_jobs_array(&pjob);

resolves the crash.

It seems like the code was intended to have this check, but it was
lost/missed/deleted.