If you can install the dbg or dbgsym package for this, you can get
more information. If you cannot do this, running:
objdump -d `which gmond` | less
in less:
/40547c
Paste a little context of the disassembly before and after that
address, then scroll up and paste which function it's in. (That
This is the prologue of some function and the second argument is NULL when
it shouldn't be. Unfortunately, the binary does appear to be stripped, so
it will be slightly hard to figure out which function it is. Your previous
email with the backtrace shows that it is walking the hash tree
I'm having trouble understanding what values to use for dmax and tmax in my
gmetric calls, and how those values match up to actual behaviour. The
situation is that I have several cron scripts that each run once a minute,
finding various custom metrics and passing them into ganglia. I then have
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