On 2007.03.16, John Buckman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> package require Tclx
Good, that confirms my guess. From your previous stacktrace:
> (gdb) where
> #0 0x0a00c254 in Tcl_AsyncDelete ()
> #1 0x00649500 in SignalCmdCleanUp ()
> #2 0x0a00f35e in DeleteInterpProc ()
...
That crash is happening in Tclx's thread cleanup code:
http://tclx.cvs.sourceforge.net/tclx/tclx/generic/tclXsignal.c
I'm surprised this doesn't cause instability at runtime, but I'm
guessing you don't routinely send the nsd signals.
When you shut down, are you doing it by issuing a "ns_shutdown" via the
control port (nscp), or by sending it a signal?
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