First of all the answer to all the other questions is yes. "John R. Jackson" wrote: > About the only other idea I have is to set up ./configure to not optimize > (i.e. do not use -O with gcc). That's always the first guess at a > compiler problem. This won't matter too much to Amanda because it > (at least the actual Amanda parts) are not CPU bound. > This is the answer that did the trick. I had looked at the gcc optimization, but decided it defaulted to none and didn't see where it was getting turned on. I modified the configure script to remove optimization from the gcc compiler. And presto, I don't get the seg faults any more. Thanks, now I am able to successfully backup and recover using amanda and the gcc compiler. Now to write all my notes down, so I'll remember how I got here. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] LAN Engineer/Administrator RS Information Systems, Inc. (405)366-6545 ext. 3249
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