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Joseph Tam wrote:
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| I spoke too soon when I reported this being stable for Solaris8/9.
| It still crashes my Sol9 loaded DNS server. The symptoms are the same:
| it is stable just as long as you don't filter by UDP ports, but as soon
| as you add UDP port filter rules, it will crash after a while.
|
| I ran ACT on the core dump, and I've included the relevant portion of the
| output. Trap 0x31 is some sort of data access MMU miss in fr_derefrule().
| What could cause that?
A bad pointer... something similar has been seen on FreeBSD, so it is
kind of comforting to see this...
See:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=2706212&group_id=169098&atid=849053
| unix: setjmp ()
| unix: panicsys+0x44 (0x105d2c0,0x2a1003704c8,0x1,0x1,0x8,0x8)
| unix: vpanic ()
| unix: panic+0x1c (0x105d2c0,0x31,0x2a100370720,0x30000c59b2c,0x0)
| unix: die+0xa4 (0x31,0x2a100370720,0x30000c59b2c,0x0)
| unix: trap+0x8e4 (0x2a100370720)
| unix: priv_rtt
| ipf: fr_derefrule+0xe8
(0x30000c59b2c,0x2a100370a5e,0x30,0x89522416,0xffffffffffffffe8,0x30)
| SUNW,UltraSPARC-III+: bcopy ()
| ce: ce_wput+0x264 (0x30001e21818,0x30001f4eb40)
| unix: putnext+0x21c (0x300011112f0,0x30001f4eb40)
| pfil: pfilmodwput+0x40 (0x300011112f0,0x30001f4eb40)
| unix: putnext+0x21c (0x30001111060,0x30001f4eb40)
| ip: ip_wput_frag+0xb30
(0x30009475048?,0x30001f4eb40?,0x30009475098,0x0,0x4000)
| ip: ip_wput_ire_fragmentit ()
| ip: ip_wput_ire+0x16ac
(0x30003290438,0x30003c44b80,0x30009475048,0x300025e5540,0x0)
| ip: ip_wput_pktoptions+0x56c (0x30003290438,0x30003c44b80,0x14fa230)
| ip: ip_wput+0x78 (0x30003290438,0x30003c44b80)
| unix: putnext+0x21c (0x300032901a8,0x30003c44b80)
| udp: udp_wput+0x6bc (0x300032901a8,0x3000413f280)
| unix: putnext+0x21c (0x300032906c8,0x3000413f280)
| genunix: strput+0x270
(0x3000328b348,0x3000413f280,0x2a100371a00,0x2a100371698,0x0,0x0)
| genunix: kstrputmsg+0x36c
(0x30001f0ce50,0x30003d16000,0x2a100371a00,0x7c,0x0,0x4)
| sockfs: sosend_dgram+0x25c
(0x30001f0ce50,0x30009357c90,0x10,0x2a100371a00,0x8)
| sockfs: sosendmsg+0x3f4 (0x30001f0ce50,0x2a1003719d0,0x2a100371a00)
| sockfs: sendit+0x15c (0x3,0x2a1003719d0,0x2a100371a00,0x8)
| sockfs: sendto+0x78 (0x3,0x69ed8,0x7c,0x0,0xffbffcb0,0x10)
| sockfs: sendto32+0x3c (0x3,0x69ed8,0x7c,0x0,0xffbffcb0,0x10)
| unix: syscall_trap32+0xa8 (0x3,0x69ed8,0x7c,0x0,0xffbffcb0,0x10)
| ..
| 20fc07a panic[cpu1]/thread=30003367340: 20fc07a BAD TRAP:
type=31 rp=2a100370720 addr=30000c59b2c mmu_fsr=0
| 20fc07a 20fc07a dnscache: 20fc07a trap type = 0x31
| 20fc07a addr=0x30000c59b2c
| 20fc07a pid=363, pc=0x118b8a8, sp=0x2a10036ffc1, tstate=0x80001600,
| context=0x8a4
If you can go into /var/crash/machine and run "adb -k *.#", what
does the output of "0x118b8a8/i" say?
Darren
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