[Pws] AlwaysCrashing

2008-01-27 Thread sa9k063
Hello, I have a problem with our swiki I cannot figure out. After years without problems our swiki regularly crashes every other day or even just hours after being started. I located the most recently changed swikis and turned individual logging on, but haven't found anything unusual afaik.

Re: [Pws] AlwaysCrashing

2008-01-27 Thread sierra4x4
Hi, I would increase the swap space to alot more and see if you can get another error message, but maybe some one else has a better solution to the issue. Good Luck! Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2008 14:38:31 +0100 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: pws@cc.gatech.edu Subject: [Pws] AlwaysCrashing Hello, I

Re: [Pws] AlwaysCrashing

2008-01-27 Thread Hal Eden
ooh, sounds like a tough one! you might try turning on debugging and logDebuggerStackToFile in the image to see if you get any (squeak) stack traces related to this. is there any stack backtrace (where) available when you use gdb? are you running WinterLong? what is your disk space like on

Re: [Pws] AlwaysCrashing

2008-01-27 Thread Hal Eden
meant to say from the core file--i realize that gdb is crashing as well, so you can't see this when it happens. i'm also not sure which one will create the core file). is there any stack backtrace (where) available when you use gdb? ___ Pws mailing

Re: [Pws] AlwaysCrashing

2008-01-27 Thread Guzdial, Mark
We had something like that happen recently. We found that the log file was at 2Gb which turns out to be some kind of Squeak limit. We dumped it and started over, and all was well. Mark -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sun 1/27/2008

Re: [Pws] AlwaysCrashing

2008-01-27 Thread sa9k063
Guzdial, Mark wrote: We had something like that happen recently. We found that the log file was at 2Gb which turns out to be some kind of Squeak limit. We dumped it and started over, and all was well. Mark I just checked, the logfiles are all less than 10MB in size. would have been

Re: [Pws] AlwaysCrashing

2008-01-27 Thread sa9k063
Hal Eden wrote: ooh, sounds like a tough one! you might try turning on debugging and logDebuggerStackToFile in the image to see if you get any (squeak) stack traces related to this. cool, thanks, that sounds like i could get more debug info. while i'm at it, should i enable

Re: [Pws] AlwaysCrashing

2008-01-27 Thread David T. Lewis
On Mon, Jan 28, 2008 at 12:05:07AM +0100, sa9k063 wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I would increase the swap space to alot more and see if you can get another error message, but maybe some one else has a better solution to the issue. i can try that someday next week, the other