Hi,
good to know I was partly correct! The thought occured to me after
sending the previous mail, that Linux may just ignore errenous destroy
calls. Far more likely reason than nobody using owserver.. :)
>From FreeBSD manpage:
The pthread_mutex_destroy() function will fail if:
[EINVAL]
Nice sleuthing! Thank you!
You're right, the mutex should be initialized only once, in handler.c And
destroyed there as well. The mutex is correctly used in multiple locations,
however.
I wonder if the double destroy is handled differently in FreeBSD? owserver
didn't crash under linux.
I'm tempt
As suggested in an earlier thread, i changed my setup from a tree, to a bus.
To make it myself easier, i bought a 9bus board from pridopia (1 DS2482-100
and a DS2482-800)
I am not using the DS2482-100, but the first 5 channels from the DS2482-800.
All the sensors are connectes as a bus
Everything w
Hello again,
did some more debugging now and I have found the problem! Or at least I
think? From what I gather, everyone running 2.9p3 owserver would have
this crash... Which I would hope is at least some part of some release
test process? :)
It took some time to find the option --fatal_debug,
Are you running 2 different versions on the same machine? The libraries
will conflict if you are. In fact, the library will stay in memory until
all the programs using it are closed.
Otherwise, I don't have an obvious culprit. While BSD wasn't tested
specifically, there weren't recent changes that
