[JDEV] jserver stability problem

[Lars Hansson]

Would that be pth 1.3.7 or 1.4a3?--- Thomas Muldowney  wrote:> I'm going to suggest you try recompiling with the> latest versions of pth and> adns (adns had a new release just a few days ago). > It seems to be some sort of> compilation error, because I can't reproduce it at> all.  I'm testing it all> on a system I built with all the latest versions> just yesterday.> > --temas> > On Wed, Sep 20, 2000 at 03:22:53PM +0800, Lars> Hansson wrote:> > The solution (kinda)> > Well, after some more testing it seems that the> jabber server doesnt start> > up properly until at least one user has connected> and disconnected.> > > > To crash:> > 1 start jserver> > 2 start a transport (i've tested with icq and> yahoo)> > 3 connect with a client> > 4 kill the client (ie kill -9 on *nix)> > 5 both jserver and the transport will coredump> (Segmentation fault)> > > > To not crash:> > 1 start jserver> > 2 start a transport> > 3 connect with a client> > 4 disconnect properly with the client (ie, log> off)> > 5 connect with the client again> > 6 kill the client> > 7 no core dumps. everything will run fine.> > > > This seems to have something to do with> connections in general since the> > following will also result in a core dump> > 1 start jserver> > 2 start transport with -D> > 3 press ctrl-c> > 4 both the transport and the jserver will dump> (Segmentation fault)> > > > Can someone recreate this behavior?> > > > Cheers> > Lars Hansson> > > > > > > > _______________________________________________> > jdev mailing list> > jdev at jabber.org> > http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jdev> > > > ATTACHMENT part 2 application/pgp-signature


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