Hi, > The dameon modules of charon said it receive the signal 10 and kill itself. > I check usage of linux signal in the manual of linux, and find that signal > 10 means SIGBUS because of bad memory access.
Under which architecture does your system run? What compiler did you use? To identify the issue, it would help to get a backtrace from where that SIGBUS is raised. You may try to run charon in the foreground with "ipsec start --attach-gdb". If you don't have gdb on that system, "ipsec start --nofork" might work, as a backtrace gets printed to stderr if your system features the backtrace() call. Regards Martin _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.strongswan.org/mailman/listinfo/users
