Hi,
I have tested to run make install on 2 machines (32-bits and 64-bits kernels). I get the same error on both:
cd webfiles; find . ö grep -v RCS ö grep -v DIST ö ../../build/setup-newfiles /o
pt/hobbit/server/web/ ../../build/md5.dat
Loading md5-data ... OK
Installing new file /opt/hobbit/server/web/report_form_daily
Installing new file /opt/hobbit/server/web/report_form_weekly
/bin/sh: 23720 Memory fault(coredump)
gmakeÄ1Å: *** Äinstall-cfgÅ Error 139
gmakeÄ1Å: Leaving directory é/opt/hobbit/hobbit-4.0.2/hobbitd'
gmake: *** Äinstall-hobbitdÅ Error 2
Regards Lars
Hobbithobbyist
"If you run UNIX and you don't have a UPS, you should see a psychiatrist...." --Byte Magazine (years ago)
On Mon, Apr 11, 2005 at 07:42:01AM +0200, lars ebeling wrote:
I have tested to run make install on 2 machines (32-bits and 64-bits kernels). I get the same error on both:
cd webfiles; find . ö grep -v RCS ö grep -v DIST ö ../../build/setup-newfiles /o pt/hobbit/server/web/ ../../build/md5.dat
Loading md5-data ... OK
Installing new file /opt/hobbit/server/web/report_form_daily
Installing new file /opt/hobbit/server/web/report_form_weekly
/bin/sh: 23720 Memory fault(coredump)
I thought that issue had been resolved some time ago.
Are you sure you installed as root, so you had permissions to update the files ?
Anyway, check if there's a core file in hobbit-4.0.2/hobbitd/webfiles/
if there is, then do the usual
$ cd hobbit-4.0.2 $ gdb build/setup-newfiles hobbitd/webfiles/core ... gdb> bt
and send me the output.
Thanks, Henrik
In <20050411054202.347.qmail at web25802.mail.ukl.yahoo.com> lars ebeling <dhd733 at yahoo.se> writes:
I have tested to run make install on 2 machines (32-bits and 64-bits kernels). I get the same error on both:
cd webfiles; find . � grep -v RCS � grep -v DIST � ../../build/setup-newfiles /opt/hobbit/server/web/ ../../build/md5.dat Loading md5-data ... OK Installing new file /opt/hobbit/server/web/report_form_daily Installing new file /opt/hobbit/server/web/report_form_weekly /bin/sh: 23720 Memory fault(coredump)
This turned out to be a file-descriptor leak in the "setup-newfiles" tool used during installation. (It's an old bug - just haven't seen it before). If you do run into this, there's a patch at http://www.hswn.dk/hobbitsw/hobbit-4.0.2-setup.patch that fixes it.
Regards, Henrik
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