8 Feb
2010
8 Feb
'10
9:37 p.m.
Am 08.02.2010 20:00, schrieb Dmitri:
Hello,
1. Yes, there is at least 2 times more space than core dump needs.
# Try specifying things manually, as user root:
echo "/tmp/core.%e.sig%s.%p" > /proc/sys/kernel/core_pattern
# verify configuration changes
cat /proc/sys/kernel/core_pattern
# set ulimit
ulimit -c unlimited
# start kamailio manually
kamailio
now kamailio should be running as user root and should be able to core
dump into /tmp
2. I could find nothing, unfortunately...
I can only see that problem is related to tm.so library:
kamailio kernel: [ 1051.432646] kamailio[2678]: segfault
at 12 ip 00007fa8b592ae43 sp 00007fff48ff9f40 error 4 in
tm.so[7fa8b5917000+72000]
Daniel, I can't remember. Is it necessary to turn off some compiler
optimizations in Makefile.defs to get a useful backtrace? (or was that
in Asterisk?)
regards
klaus
BR,
Dmitri
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I
don't know it this applies to you but also check the following:
1. You have enough space in the partition where $COREDIR is created
2. Check that the user that runs kamailio (usually openser) has read
write access on that directory
Also if you grep for core in the /var/log/ directory I believe that
there might be some lines either in dmesg or in messages that tell
you if a core was created or not.
Hope what I said is not redundant and it helps.
Marius