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On Mon, 27 Aug 2001 13:07:04 -0400, Jan Harkes said: > This line number is useless it is the place where we trap the server > when it is hit by a segfault. Only a gdb backtrace could tell me > approximately where the segfault occured. But that would mean that there has to be a core-dump somewhere. I haven't seen one of those around, even a locate didn't find a core file. > > Reintegrate florian, (2, 424) ( 19:11:43 ) > > BackFetch floyd.netego.de, test [0] ( 19:11:46 ) > > connection::bandwidth floyd.netego.de 791 1599 1000000000 ( 19:11:47 ) > > It has probably crashed during the backfetch. I'm wondering whether it > crashed during the SFTP transfer. I don't know: First of all, what is SFTP? > > With the old version everything was just fine. I actually got the first > > crash after I updated the client and before I updated the server but I > > A client should not be able to crash the server that easily. Glad to hear this. > > hoped that updating the server would fix the problem and updated it as > > well. What have I done wrong? > > I don't know what's wrong, which versions of lwp/rpc2/coda are the 'old > version' and which are the 'new version'? Ok, let's start with the server: coda-debug-server-5.3.15-1 lwp-1.8-1 rpc2-1.12-1 rvm-1.6-1 And this is my updated client: coda-debug-client-5.3.15-1 lwp, rpc2, rvm the same packages as on the server I've got another client with "older" packages (everything minus two versions): coda-debug-client-5.3.13-1 lwp-1.6-1 rpc2-1.10-1 rvm-1.4-1 Now I start the server and my client with the newer versions. After a command like "cfs cs" vice crashes with a CRASH-file in /vice/srv. Then I delete the CRASH-file, restart vice and try to access it through my other client with the older packages. No crash, everything works fine. This is why I tried to downgrade my updated client and installed coda-debug-client-5.3.13-1 on it again but kept the newer lwp, rpc2 and rvm versions (was that wise?) but now starting venus won't even mount my partition. Sorry, I do not have an output of this error right now but tell me if you need one. Anyway, I upgraded again to have at least access to my cached data. I'd be glad to give you more information, just ask for it. Ciao FlorianReceived on 2001-08-27 13:29:12