Randy Welch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Florin wrote: > > > > >> > >>>>sarg isn't running right.... It's getting a segmentation violation... > >>>> > >>>> > >>>really ? I'll check again ... > >>> > >>It seems to be generating everything but the index.html. > >> > > > >you can always try to run, by hand the /etc/cron.daily/0sarg file and > >check out if it changes anything ... if it does, then there must be a > >cron/msec issue .. > > > That's how I know it's seg faulting by doing exactly that.
you didn't install a Community then, like I did ... don't you think it's weird that it segfaults for you and works for me when we both use a Community ? :o) Maybe you have installed something else ... I don't know ... you could check out the bash script and the strace the exact sarg command .. and send me the output. example: see the /etc/cron.daily/0sarg script, the in a terminal: type export TODAY (the 0sarg line), export YESTERDAY (the 0sarg line) create the directory (mkdir -p line) and then strace -o file.tx (/usr/sbin/sarg -f ... the 0sarg line) send me the output of the file.txt file > Let me know if there is anything you want me to do to narrow it down... maybe you could tell me if this is a Communty or something else ... you could also try to recompile the sarg rpm package (use the src.rpm for that) and replace your existing sarg rpm package .. good luck, -- Florin Grad http://www.mandrakesoft.com http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~florin/
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