On Tue, Jan 11, 2005 at 10:24:03AM -0500, Mercer, Jeff wrote: > I'm having an issue with Nessus v2.2.2a crashing when it's invoked in a > command-line fashion to perform a network scan. My platform is a G4 > dual-processor with 640MB of memory running YellowDog Linux 3.0. ... > #3 0x10009878 in network_printf (data=0x0) at auth.c:100 > #4 0x1000ad44 in cli_send_prefs_arglist (pref=0x10e83930, > upload=0x7ffff808) > at comm.c:593
Take this with a huge grain of salt since I'm a novice at gdb... It seems like something is corrupting arguments passed from line 593 in comm.c to network_printf in nessus-core/nesssu/auth.c. [Notice that data is a null pointer?] What sort of args / optimizations did you use when compiling Nessus? Does it help to omit optimizations? > The error that it couldn't find mtrace.c is quite interesting. I did a > filesystem search and indeed, there is no mtrace.c anywhere. I'm not sure if > that's supposed to be part of the Nessus source, one of the many libraries > being called or some part of the OS. mtrace comes from libc, I believe; "man mtrace" should tell you more. George -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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