I don't have a lot of experience with debug symbols on the Linux side. On the Windows side I know it just makes the binaries *much* larger, but since Kannel is resident that's not a huge deal. Do debug symbols on Linux hurt stability or anything? We get paged every time Kannel goes down, so I'd like to keep that to a minimum. :P
yep, they make the binaries larger. But this is still something less then common Windows GUI programs take from memory. No, debug symbols don't make any harm to stability. We run -g'ed binaries in production.
Clear, are you using the daemonizing feature in wapbox to ensure the parent process fork()'s a child in case it PANICS?
Stipe
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