Re: Radrealay and coredumps...

2005-03-02 Thread Alan DeKok
Terry J Fike Jr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > As per some advice you gave earlier, i compiled this on a different sol9 > box (never had freeradius on it before) > copied the detail file from current radius server, and used the radrelay > on the new box...sent just fine. When in doubt, blame t

Re: Re: Radrealay and coredumps...

2005-03-02 Thread Terry J Fike Jr
Arg...okay, yea, it has got to be something funky with the machine i've been compiling on... As per some advice you gave earlier, i compiled this on a different sol9 box (never had freeradius on it before) copied the detail file from current radius server, and used the radrelay on the new box..

Re: Re: Radrealay and coredumps...

2005-03-02 Thread Terry J Fike Jr
> I'm not sure what else to suggest. It really looks like the >compiler tools on your system don't produce usable binaries. > > I've *never* seen this problem on Solaris, but I've always used GCC. > > Alan DeKok Yea, i've used gcc to compile pretty much everything, and the wierd thing is that

Re: Radrealay and coredumps...

2005-03-02 Thread Alan DeKok
Terry J Fike Jr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > run radrelay on the data from the pdsn and still cores with > warning: Couldn't find general-purpose registers in core file. > > (this is from inside gdb) I'm not sure what else to suggest. It really looks like the compiler tools on your system don'

Re: Radrealay and coredumps...

2005-03-02 Thread Terry J Fike Jr
Okay, i'm about 90% certain i've blown away everthing before rebuilding. (i guess this is what i get for having four different versions on the machine in the last couple years...) both were built with the environment variables CC "opt/csw/gcc3/bin/gcc -m64" PATH=/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/opt/ora