I have discovered that this error is occurring when I use the -D debug switch when firing up Jabberd. If I run Jabberd using the basic command:
./jabberd/jabberd.exe
and use the vanilla jabber.xml file, I can connect with a TELNET sessions just fine and run the initial test as outlined in the admin guide (http://www.jabber.org/admin/adminguide.html)
However, any attempt to use the -D switch results in the error message below. Thoughts? Ideas? I'd really like to be able to see the debug info, as in the past it has really helped me to troubleshoot issues (and keep me from asking questions here :-) ). Even just pointers in the right direction...where to look for possible issues would be helpful. Thanks again in advance.
P.S. My Makefile setup is working smoothly thus far. A full compile
with using './configure --enable-ssl' builds and passes the
initial test as well. As soon as I confirm SSL is working, I'll
post the Makefiles here if anyone is interested. But I'd really
like to make sure I can get debug mode working if at all
possible. Otherwise I'm flying blind. :-/Frank Seesink wrote:
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I am not new to Jabberd. I am looking for help to track down the source of a problem I am experiencing. I believe the issue lies either in Jabberd, the GNU pth, or Cygwin itself, but I need outside confirmation.
After getting Jabberd to compile under Cygwin (see LONG VERSION for more details), attempts to fire it up using the command from the Jabberd home directory with the debug flag:
./jabberd/jabberd.exe -D -c /usr/local/jabber/jabber.xml
result in the following error message, which I've never gotten before: ____________________________________________________________ Mon Jun 16 20:41:45 2003 mio.c:578 MIO is starting up Mon Jun 16 20:41:45 2003 mio.c:607 mio while loop top **Pth** STACK OVERFLOW: thread pid_t=0xa0405c0, name="unknown" Segmentation fault ____________________________________________________________
If anyone has been able to compile from source and RUN Jabberd 1.4.2 using the latest Cygwin files (I have v1.3.22-1 of the DLL installed, and all the latest files) and either the included GNU pth 1.4.0 files (or the latest 2.0.0 files for that matter), I would really like to hear from you.
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