On Sun, Jan 18, 2004 at 09:59:05AM +1000, Neo-Vortex wrote:
> Hmmm, well normally when a program crashes abnormally it will leave a core
> file and you can use gbd to find out where it crashed, you can attatch gdb
> to a running process or you can run it from within gdb, now i just ran it
> from within gdb and here is the last 2 lines (Apart from the gdb prompt)
>
> Program recieved SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
> 0x2828b2e9 in setproctitle () from /usr/lib/libc.so.4
Since you're running FreeBSD 4.9-p1, I assume you upgraded the system
yourself. Did you make sure to keep the kernel-land and the userland in
sync ? Since setproctitle() seems to be the culprit, and since the call
made to setproctitle() has nothing really fancy in it, I fail to
understand how the problem can be on nessusd's side.
I tried to run nessusd on a properly FreeBSD 4.9p1 box here, and it
works fine.
-- Renaud
ps: it would have been better to fill a bug report for this - see
http://bugs.nessus.org/
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