We are experiencing periodic core dumps of the sipxacd process. In our research of the issue we’ve identified that the core dumps all line up with a sipxsupervisor.log entry associated with a couple of commands running (Details below). Can anyone help us understand what process is launching these scripts, why they are being called and what they are suppose to be doing? Obviously, the bottom line is that we want to understand why the core dumps are occurring so if anyone has seen this or has suggestions about why these scripts are leading to a core dump, we would love to hear that.
This service we “believe” is running the commands is the “sipxsupervisor”since the sipxsupervisor.log is the log identifying the execution of the scripts. Please validate this assumption if you can. The 2 scripts being launched just prior to the core dump are: Command1 = /usr/bin/sipxacd.sh --configtest Command2 = /usr/bin/sipxacd.sh Sipxsupervisor.log entries: "2009-10-15T13:30:21.337837Z":14576:SUPERVISOR:NOTICE:pa0sipxtrial01.sipdomain.local:SipxProcessCmd-81:45586940:Supervisor:"SipxProcessCmd::execute /usr/bin/sipxacd.sh --configtest" "2009-10-15T13:30:22.378375Z":14577:SUPERVISOR:NOTICE:pa0sipxtrial01.sipdomain.local:SipxProcessCmd-83:45788940:Supervisor:"SipxProcessCmd::execute /usr/bin/sipxacd.sh" The core dump happens immediately after the second command is executed.
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