> This is not so normal. The first few fields look like part of an
> ASCII string written over a data structure:
>
I took some dumps from GDB from when it "worked" and just so you know:
os = {p = {__m_reserved = 1668572463, __m_count = 1651665711,
__m_owner = 0x6f632e35, __m_kind = 26222, __m_lock = {__status = 2217,
__spinlock = -1209583464}}, owner =0}
Those first 4 values work out to
/etc/krb5.conf
> Or, reversing for little-endian values, "/krb5.co". That suggests
> some memory corruption, or initialization not happening. Could you
> try valgrind or electric fence and see if they spot any problems?
>
I'll try that, never used them before though.
--
Jon
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