Grace Tsai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I am sorry to keep bothering you about this problem. But I am stuck at > the > function krb5_cc_initialize, I have got core file when this function is > called. > By using dbx to analyze the core file, I got > > Segmentation fault in krb5_cc_initialize at line 49 in file > could not read "ccfns.c" > > The line 49 of ccfns.c is > > return cache->ops->init(context,cache,principal); > > I really dont know how to debug this.
Look at cache and cache->ops under dbx or gdb; is either NULL? Both should've been set to something non-null by krb5_cc_resolve unless some error was reported. Ken P.S. You don't need to send to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and post to comp.protocols.kerberos both. There are gateways passing messages in each direction, although the list at MIT currently set to hold messages from most non-subscribers for moderation, because anything else (with the current version of the list software) was letting too much spam through. There may be slight delays, but "real" traffic will go through. ________________________________________________ Kerberos mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/kerberos
