Hello, On friday I said about this problem already, but now I could captured some messages by rsyslog(it has other logfiles set manually than syslog-ng). So, syslog-ng sends the following messages upon its init: Mar 4 11:32:18 gabor-netbook supervise/syslog-ng[18834]: Daemon exited due to a deadlock/signal/failure, restarting; exitcode='11' Mar 4 11:32:19 gabor-netbook kernel: [ 3039.971733] syslog-ng[21594]: segfault at 8f95000 ip b74ce758 sp bfd86e88 error 4 in libc-2.13.so[b73be000+153000] Do you know what the problem is? Maybe I should disable linux capabilities?(actually I am using linux mint, so it should work though) I'm using version 3.4 complied on my own, so there maybe some configuration issues. Thanks for your help, Gabor
Jenei Gábor <jengab@elte.hu> writes:
Mar 4 11:32:19 gabor-netbook kernel: [ 3039.971733] syslog-ng[21594]: segfault at 8f95000 ip b74ce758 sp bfd86e88 error 4 in libc-2.13.so[b73be000+153000]
From this, I can't tell you much, or anything at all. However, the problem IS reproducible, a collegue of mine ran into this aswell.
I'll try to figure out what went wrong in the next couple of days, time permitting. -- |8]
On Sun, 2012-03-04 at 11:40 +0100, Jenei Gábor wrote:
Hello,
On friday I said about this problem already, but now I could captured some messages by rsyslog(it has other logfiles set manually than syslog-ng). So, syslog-ng sends the following messages upon its init:
Mar 4 11:32:18 gabor-netbook supervise/syslog-ng[18834]: Daemon exited due to a deadlock/signal/failure, restarting; exitcode='11'
Mar 4 11:32:19 gabor-netbook kernel: [ 3039.971733] syslog-ng[21594]: segfault at 8f95000 ip b74ce758 sp bfd86e88 error 4 in libc-2.13.so[b73be000+153000]
Do you know what the problem is? Maybe I should disable linux capabilities?(actually I am using linux mint, so it should work though) I'm using version 3.4 complied on my own, so there maybe some configuration issues.
I've just committed a couple of patches to 3.4, that should fix a number of segfaults in the 3.4 tree. Otherwise if you could produce a backtrace that'd help tremendously. gdb syslog-ng core (gdb) bt full -- Bazsi
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