On Tuesday 11 October 2005 23:28, Martin Pauly wrote:
o.k., I have unset the above and simply done everything by hand
so I was able to produce a core file this time. I also could get
sorry for the long delays, I was on vacation last week.
I got a real core dump now, but the gdb output doesn't
Martin Pauly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sorry for the long delays, I was on vacation last week.
I got a real core dump now, but the gdb output doesn't look
very interesting. I suppose I am using a stripped binary;
Yup. The default install is to strip the binaries.
the only thing I changed
So where should I expect to find a core dump?
If you've set user or group in radiusd.conf, you won't get a
core file.
o.k., I have unset the above and simply done everything by hand
so I was able to produce a core file this time. I also could get
gdb to backtrace it. So I am waiting for the
Hi,
the stability problems I had posted a week ago are occuring again,
and I also got at least one more occurrence of the ominous assertion
faileure in modcall.c
Sow I would like to provide Alan with a core dump/bt, but I couldn't
manage to produce one. Here's what I have tried so far:
-
Martin Pauly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Look under /proc/freerad-pid/cwd to figure out the
current working directory of the main freerad process,
it's always '/'.
So where should I expect to find a core dump?
If you've set user or group in radiusd.conf, you won't get a
core file.
I'd
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