Dan Kenigsberg wrote:
Hi List,
I'm creating tun interfaces, deleting them, and connecting them to a bridge (not
necessarily in that order).
Occasionally, brctl aborts in what looks like a call to abort(2). I get
/bin/sh: line 1: 30963 Aborted sudo /usr/sbin/brctl show sw0
Now what may be causing it? Might it be the fact that in the same time other
processes are playing with brctl {addif,delif} ?
A quick peek at the brctl code show no reference to abort(), so it probably
comes from a deeper place. Any guess from where?
It means brctl caught a SIGSEGV.
Run "dmesg" after one of these incidents. I have a feeling the results
will be interesting.
Gilad
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