On Monday, June 23, 2003, at 01:45 PM, Kevin Breit wrote:

I am indexing using ht://dig (whatever is on RH8) using a custom conf

For various reasons, you might be better off running something other than what Red Hat provides. For a production server, you should probably drop back to 3.1.6. If you want (or need) some 3.2 beta functionality, a recent snapshot might be a better choice.


file in a custom directory. I get the following error during rundig:

/usr/bin/rundig: line 36: 10506 Segmentation fault $BINDIR/htdig -i
$opts $stats $alt


How can I debug this?

Try running htdig by itself with some -v's so that you can get a better idea of what is happening. If you are using a custom config, the command line would probably look something like


htdig -i -c /path/to/config -vvv

The more v's the more verbose the output.

If you are familiar with development tools, you might also tweak your settings so that a core file is generated and then pull a stack trace from the core. However there is likely to be little interest in chasing down problems in an old beta snapshot unless it is clear that the problem is also applicable to the current code base.

Jim



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