2009/5/11 Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh) jean-luc.cou...@wanadoo.fr:
Le 10/05/2009 21:05:38, Johan Walles a écrit :
Attaching a 2.0.14 prerelease that might resolve things for you. Try
this one and let me know how it goes!
This version is fine, it ran all the day without a crash :)
I just released
Hi Johan,
Le 10/05/2009 21:05:38, Johan Walles a écrit :
Attaching a 2.0.14 prerelease that might resolve things for you. Try
this one and let me know how it goes!
This version is fine, it ran all the day without a crash :)
BTW I'm updating the translation and I've few remarks :
Gb Mb arent
The code in which this crash occurs is gone in newer versions of
Bubblemon, so they shouldn't crash in there any more.
IO wait is now measured instead of network load.
Latest release is 2.0.13 and can be downloaded from here:
https://savannah.nongnu.org/files/?group=bubblemon
Regards //Johan
Hi Johan,
Le 10/05/2009 16:48:29, Johan Walles a écrit :
The code in which this crash occurs is gone in newer versions of
Bubblemon, so they shouldn't crash in there any more.
IO wait is now measured instead of network load.
Latest release is 2.0.13 and can be downloaded from here:
Not a compiler problem then, let's shoot for memory-handling problems.
They can be easily found using Valgrind, and are a mess to track down
otherwise:
* Build unoptimized and with debug metadata to improve stack traces:
make clean ; make CFLAGS=-O0 -g
* Install Valgrind if you don't have it
Hi,
make clean ; make CFLAGS=-O0 sudo make install
I rebuilt bubbleon this way… and it crashed after a couple of hours.
I got a bug-buddy report this time (attached).
Remark: it crashes most of the time under high machine load (CPU).
Regards
Jean-Luc
System: Linux 2.6.28-k8-1 #1 SMP
No problem there. I'd like to rule out compiler optimization problems
as well. They aren't likely, but they are easy to test for, so please
build with:
make clean ; make CFLAGS=-O0 sudo make install
Then please tell me whether that bubblemon crashes as well.
If it does, I intend provide you
Can you do make clean make -k and send me the full output of that?
In that case I could fix all AMD64 specific warnings in one go.
There could very well be warnings about whatever it is that's causing
your problems, so fixing all warnings (now that they are properly
enabled) is high on my list.
Le 02.01.2009 10:54:00, Johan Walles a écrit :
Can you do make clean make -k and send me the full output of
that?
In that case I could fix all AMD64 specific warnings in one go.
There could very well be warnings about whatever it is that's causing
your problems, so fixing all warnings (now
Please try using the attached bubblemon.c instead of the one you have
currently and let me know how it works out.
It should get the build through, and we'll hopefully get some debug
data from it next time it crashes.
Regards //Johan
2009/1/2 Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh) jean-luc.cou...@wanadoo.fr:
So bytes sent on the livebox interface suddenly goes down from 7400435 to 60403.
Either that's because libgtop reports strange numbers, or it's because
I'm messing up somehow. To rule out libgtop I've written a program
that measures network load like bubblemon is doing, but this program
just
Le 02.01.2009 17:49:41, Johan Walles a écrit :
So bytes sent on the livebox interface suddenly goes down from 7400435
to 60403.
Either that's because libgtop reports strange numbers, or it's because
I'm messing up somehow. To rule out libgtop I've written a program
that measures network load
Hi!
I've just released Bubblemon 2.0.10, which produces a dump file
($HOME/bubblemon-crash-log.txt) when this situation occurs. I had a
thorough look at the data in bug 470299 and I can't say what's
happening :-(.
netload_reportNetworkLoad() calls netload_reportBack() saying that
40800 bytes
Dear Johan,
Le 01.01.2009 19:58:11, Johan Walles a écrit :
Hi!
I've just released Bubblemon 2.0.10, which produces a dump file
($HOME/bubblemon-crash-log.txt) when this situation occurs. I had a
thorough look at the data in bug 470299 and I can't say what's
happening :-(.
Excellent, thanks!
The assertion together with the backtraces should be enough to resolve this.
Great work rebuilding this and getting me the data!
:-) //Johan
2008/3/19, Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh) [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Le 17.03.2008 07:06:58, Johan Walles a écrit :
But getting a core file
Le 17.03.2008 07:06:58, Johan Walles a écrit :
When you press CTRL-C, bubblemon terminates (as it should), but since
it doesn't deregister itself from the Panel before terminating GNOME
thinks it has crashes.
After a (quite long) while I get the prompt back.
So I think the above thing could
Le 17.03.2008 07:06:58, Johan Walles a écrit :
But getting a core file would still be the best thing!
I finally rebuilt it unstripped.
I got the following in the xterm where I launched the magic [tm]
command:
When you press CTRL-C, bubblemon terminates (as it should), but since
it doesn't deregister itself from the Panel before terminating GNOME
thinks it has crashes.
So I think the above thing could work, we just need to wait for it to
actually crash while being run from the terminal.
What kind of
Le 15.03.2008 11:00:38, Johan Walles a écrit :
I've researched this a bit, and one way that could possibly trigger a
core for you would be this:
0. Make sure you don't have any bubblemons running.
1. ulimit -c unlimited
2. /usr/libexec/bubblemon-gnome2
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Objet : Re: Bug#470299: bubblemon: Unexpectly dies
Can you get me a core file? In that case I'll be all over it :-).
I *could* but I don't know how to get a core for an applet failure.
Do I've to rebuild it with debug symbols?
How to trigger the codre ?
Regards
Jean
Hi Johan,
Message du 14/03/08 01:16
De : Johan Walles
A : Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh) , [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Objet : Re: Bug#470299: bubblemon: Unexpectly dies
Can you get me a core file? In that case I'll be all over it :-).
I *could* but I don't know how to get a core
Can you get me a core file? In that case I'll be all over it :-).
Regards //Johan
2008/3/10, Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh) [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Package: bubblemon
Version: 2.0.9-1
Severity: normal
Hi,
Very often, the applet disapear and I get a popup widouws telling me that
the applet
Package: bubblemon
Version: 2.0.9-1
Severity: normal
Hi,
Very often, the applet disapear and I get a popup widouws telling me that
the applet has died and asking me to reload/not reload it.
Regards
Jean-Luc
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