> -----Original Message----- > From: Alex Zbyslaw [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: zaterdag 30 september 2006 20:14 > To: Mark > Cc: 'FreeBSD-Questions Questions' > Subject: Re: Trouble with Berkeley DB version 4.4.20? > > > I have done this upgrade path for BerkeleyDB and Perl several times; > > from 1.85 -> 4.1 -> 4.2, and now -> 4.4.20. It has always worked well. > > Even now it compiles just fine. It just isn't stable anymore. > > > > If someone out there has an idea, I'd really like to know. > > I don't have any good answers for you, sorry. Probably no-one is answer- > ing because no-one active is doing anything with these particular pack- > age versions. > > But, there is a port of BerkeleyDB (databases/p5-BerkeleyDB) which would > save you from having to mess around configuring config.in yourself. Just > set something like WITH_BDB_VER=44 (or 42 or...) in pkgtools.conf (for > portupgrade) or make.conf or on the command line. The port doesn't seem > to do any local patches so I wouldn't expect it to work any better for > you, unless you have been doing something wrong.
Thanks for answering. Really appreciate it. I actually already tried p5-BerkeleyDB too. Had high hopes for it. It took a good 10 minutes or so to compile a new gcc, 3.2.23, first; but after that, everything went well. Except that it shows the same behavior. Compile goes fine; "make tests" too. But my app core dumps every, say, 30 times it accesses BerkeleyDB. > I use 4.2 with p5-BerkeleyDB and no problems for me, but I do nothing > complicated - really just pretend it's 1.85 without bugs! My BerkeleyDB 4.2 with Perl is rock-stable, too. Never a glitch of any kind. > If you don't need the functionality of 4.4 then downgrade back to 4.2 > and keep an eye on the 4.4 and p5-BerkeleyDB ports, and try again in a > few months. I think I'll do that. I believe BerkeleyDB 4.5 has just been released already. I'll wait for it to appear in the ports. I do not actually need the functionality of 4.4. Like you, I just use 4.2 as 1.85 without the bugs. :) Upgrading just seemed like the thing to do. If you look at the Sleepycat bug-list, it seems they fixed a whole lot of them since 4.2; but I cannot say I ever really ran into one. So, I'll wait for 4.5. Not much I can do. Should have been a pretty straightforward upgrade; but it isn't. And analyzing a Perl core dump without symbolic information is pretty useless too. Besides, from my own debug markers I set, it does not core dump in the same place each time. So, it's just that: unstable. Thanks, - Mark _______________________________________________ freebsd-questions@freebsd.org mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-questions To unsubscribe, send any mail to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"