On Tue, 2006-02-14 at 11:03 -0500, Kyle Tucker wrote:
> > >
> > > # snmpd -DALL -f
> > > Segmentation Fault(coredump)
> >
> > It would be rather useful to know *where* it dies.
> > Can you try running this under a debugger, and send us
> > the backtrace?
>
> Would truss be okay or do you want gdb or similar?
gdb would be the best, since that definitely pinpoints
the exact point of failure. I seem to remember that
truss generates large volumes of data, which then take
some time to plough through.
That's better than nothing, but the more focussed the
error report, the more likely someone will be able to
respond sensibly.
> I'm not
> a developer so it may take some time for the latter.
It should be something as simple as:
$ gdb snmpd
<waffle, waffle>
gdb> run -DALL -f
<gibber, gibber, BANG!>
gdb> bt
<lots of meaningless but vital information>
It's that last stuff that we'd be interested in.
Dave
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