I posted this problem on the list a while ago, but I never got it fixed. If I start gmond without the mcast_if in gmond.conf it starts fine, but binds to the wrong interface. As soon as I add "mcast_if eth1" it dies with a segfault, ie
ctopod:/~# ./gmond/gmond -d12 pthread_attr_init creating cluster hash for 4 nodes hash_create size = 4 hash->size is 5 gmond initialized cluster hash Using multicast-enabled interface eth1 Segmentation fault This occurs with gmond 2.5.0 from the debian package, and 2.5.4 compiled from source. aargh. I've done "route add -host 239.2.11.71 dev eth1" to set the route up. gmond is running correctly on two other multi homed machines with the same motherboard, so I am puzzeled as the what the issue is. The only thing different about this box is that eth0 is in a PCI riser (it's a 2u case). any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. russell - - - - - - - - - - - - Russell Nordquist UNIX Systems Administrator Geophysical Sciences Computing http://geosci.uchicago.edu/computing NSIT, University of Chicago - - - - - - - - - - -
