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Burton Strauss wrote:
Doubt it ... it's the result,
not the cause. You'd just nail something else. See static data like
that is initialized once in a static data segment. Somehow we are
going outside of the bounds and trashing it. Just changing things like
that wouldn't fix the problem - it might become more obvious or less
obvious.
You mentioned rrd versions: I noticed that compiling against current
rrd headers produced an error.
Using one of the
--with-memorydebug= options to ./configure (./autoGen.sh) might be a
better way to go, but I don't know which of the options will work under
FreeBSD...
I'll give these a try.
Do you think the memory bug is in freebsd libraries? ntop? or rrd?
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