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From: Alex P. <pes...@ma...> - 2007-05-02 08:51:55
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On Monday 30 April 2007 16:12, Michael Weissenbacher wrote: > Hi Alex, > > > After it stop and start (reload, restart may be NOT OK) xinetd. core file > > will be created in the root of filesystem. When it will happen tell me > > size of that file and we will decide what to do later. > > I had some segfaults since i enabled the setting. But no core file was > created. Any ideas? I've tried myself before giving an advice. It works for me. Try to start dummy connection (with known PID of fb_inet_server) and try to kill it (fb_inet_server) with signal 11 (SIGSEGV). You should have core file in your root directory (to be precise, in fb_inet_server CWD, may be it's not "/" in your case?). > Here are the latest kern.log entries: > Apr 30 10:10:57 fbserver fb_inet_server[12914]: segfault at > 000000000001fffc rip 00002acaa758cd36 rsp 00007fff037fb030 error 4 > Apr 30 10:40:22 fbserver fb_inet_server[12913]: segfault at > fffffffffffffff9 rip 00002b65ae435014 rsp 00007ffffc952440 error 6 > > I've been able to pinpoint the Segfaults to a single database, but > haven't yet been able to find a reproducable test case. If you will find it, that core files will not be needed any more. |