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I was able to eventually figure it out. For
anyone as linux unsavvy as myself: -
# gdb
/usr/sbin/asterisk /tmp/core.21713 -
# bt Sorry for the stupid question From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of I’ve been experiencing some Asterisk crashes and was
trying to look at the core dumps to figure out what is going wrong.
Unfortunately I’m not really even sure where to start. (I’m a
Windows developer by trade so please excuse my ignorance) Here’s what I’ve done so far: -
run Asterisk with the safe_asterisk
script -
when Asterisk crashed it produced a
dump file - core.21713 -
From a command line, I ran gdb -
# core-file /tmp/core.21713 -
# bt -
I did get a stack trace, however, it simply lists a series
of addresses. How can I get symbolic information to make sense of this? Is there a better method of examining core files? Thanks |
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