Hi,
Crash protection catches segmentation faul signals and try to kill
that thread only. It works for "stupid" errors like a null pointer
dereference, but in most scenarios, a crash means something in the
process memory was corrupted. Ignoring it will just make it crash
later on, thats why the default is false.
Now if you have a crash, you should update to svn trunk and if it
still happens, report it on Jira ( see http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Reporting_Bugs
) so someone can look at it and fix it.
Math
On 18-May-09, at 6:21 PM, Andy Ayers wrote:
Hi,
Is there any reason why the crash-protection parameter in
switch.conf.xml defaults to false and are there any downsides to
setting it to true? The documentation says it helps with certain
types of crashes, can anyone tell me what sort of crashes in
particular it helps to prevent as my freeswitch install seems to
crash every few days.
Also, does anyone have an example of the monit setup for freeswitch
to restart it when it fails?
Many thanks
Andy
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