Sander Temme wrote:
... in /raid1/httpd-cores. I have made them 644 for perusal. There
appears to be a core every couple of days, from the 2.1.10 image that
was running on the box until tonight.
Unless I'm doing something wrong with gdb, they're not very useful.
Here's a backtrace from core.11358:
#0 mbox_cte_escape_html (p=0x6000000000548188,
s=0x60000000004e4ea8 '-' <repeats 200 times>...,
len=18446744073709551522,
body=0x60000000002b94d8) at mod_mbox_cte.c:82
#1 0x2000000001021600 in mbox_mime_display_static_structure (
r=0x6000000000548188, m=0x60000000002b94d8, link=0x200000000103e938 "")
at mod_mbox_mime.c:362
From frame 1:
(gdb) print r->finfo->fname
$3 = 0x600000000053a157
"/<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
Otherwise, the request_rec appears full of garbage. I don't know if this
is because the server was built with -g -O2. Perhaps I need to load the
module text before I can get meaningful data out of gdb?
core.6672:
(gdb) bt
#0 mbox_cte_escape_html (p=0x60000000003311a8,
s=0x60000000005df628 '-' <repeats 200 times>...,
len=18446744073709551522,
body=0x60000000004bd498) at mod_mbox_cte.c:82
#1 0x2000000001021600 in mbox_mime_display_static_structure (
r=0x60000000003311a8, m=0x60000000004bd498, link=0x200000000103e938 "")
at mod_mbox_mime.c:362
Previous frame inner to this frame (corrupt stack?)
(gdb) print r->finfo->fname
$1 = 0x600000000041b937
"/<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
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