Okay, so, same synchronet versions as I posted before. Just had two more crashes today, both of them this time _NOT_ accompanied by a timestamp on /sbbs/data/qnet-qwk.now that indicates it having any relevance. There is,
I suspect, just something leaving them dangling around there for some reason.
I've had absolutely no ability to find anything in the logs that shows
any sort of information why this crash is occurring, nor why it's becoming more prevalent, and no indications of any hardware instability.
Anybody got any ideas?
Got a core dump? Use gdb on it and find out where the crash is and
report it here. How-to: http://wiki.synchro.net/howto:gdb
Re: update on repeated atypical (now becoming typical) OBSD crashes
By: Digital Man to Khelair on Wed Dec 10 2014 17:54:35
Got a core dump? Use gdb on it and find out where the crash is and report it here. How-to: http://wiki.synchro.net/howto:gdb
I don't have any core dumps for the sbbs process, actually. :| Should I roll back to having that version that still compiled on OBSD and throw a different flag into the compile, or what else might I be able to do in
order to try to get more output on what's going on here?
I just had my 3rd today. :|
No compile flag should be necessary. What do you have your core limit
set to? Are you getting a segfault or what? You haven't really provided any details to work on here.
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