Hi Sean, have you run AOLserver under GDB yet to find out where it is segfaulting? Here's an example of how to do that.
Put this into a file called gdbinit, substituting the things in parens with something appropriate and adjusting pathnames: ======= BEGIN : CUT ============== directory /usr/local/src/aolserver directory /usr/local/src/(other source dir) directory /usr/local/src/(other source dir) set args -f -u (user) -g (group) -t /usr/local/aolserver/nsd.tcl -s (servername) run ========== END : CUT ============ then run: gdb -x gdbinit /usr/local/bin/aolserver/bin/nsd After the process segfaults, type "bt" at the GDB> prompt (bt = backtrace). This should give you the function, source code line # etc. of where the fault is occurring. /s. > Hello, > > No one seems to want to touch this, not on the Aolserver list, not on the > PHP list, not on the SquirrelMail list. However, I'm going to try again. > > On a server running RedHat Linux 7.2, I've got Aolserver 3.4.2 compiled and > working fine, and PHP 4.0.6 compiled as a module and working fine except > when it segfaults. It occurs consistently when loading SquirrelMail's > (1.2.0-rc2) src/right_main.php, though I think the problem is really in the > called function sqi_mailbox_list from functions/imap_mailbox.php. Exactly > what the server is trying to do when it crashes I haven't yet figured out. > > The PHP source distribution warns about trouble with multi-threaded > servers, but the suggested workaround, removing a line of code, refers to a > line that no longer appears to be in the code anyway. > > Has anyone had a similar problem? Can anyone help me solve this problem or > debug it more accurately? I currently have Aolserver 3.0, SquirrelMail > 1.0.6, and PHP 4.0.6 running with no problems on another server under > RedHat 6.2 (I'm trying to migrate our webmail onto a new machine) so this > is very frustrating. > > Thanks. > > Sean Redmond > Brooklyn Museum of Art > > >
