Hans-Ruodi Burch (EA/EAS) wrote:
Hi
It doesn't look there is a core file:
castle# find . -name core -type f -print
./t/core
castle# find . -name core -type f -exec ls -al {} \;
-rw------- 1 nobody nobody 9449820 Jun 23 09:54 ./t/core
castle# find . -name core -type f -exec file {} \; ./t/core: ELF 32-bit MSB core file SPARC Version 1, from 'httpd'
this is the right core. it's not a mod_perl core, it's an httpd core. mod_perl is just a module, httpd is the program.
Yes, right, but I run the make test at the 25th and the core file was from the 23rd. That's why I wrote, there is no core file. But to be sure I just tried it again:
23rd and 25th are dates? What's the output of your t/logs/error_log? Does it say anything about segfaults (most likely). Perhaps it doesn't have the right to dump the file? what happens if you run the test as non-root?
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