Hi all,
in the effort to fix the segfault bug, I have just released 1.19.11 of
rsyslog. There is a single, minimal, change in that release: an
additional compiler option is set. In short, the "-pthread" option was
missing and it may be the reason for the segfault. The longer story is
here:
http://rgerhards.blogspot.com/2007/11/did-i-find-rsyslog-bug.html
I released a new version to make sure new users will find the fixed
result set. Setting that option definitely doesn't hurt. The question
now is if it helps.
So... if you experience the segfault AND you are NOT running the
instrumented build created by Peter Vrabec, I'd appreciate if you could
update and let me know the results.
If you run Peter's version AND have experienced and reported a segfault,
I'll also kindly ask you to upgrade to the new version and see what
happens.
If you run Peter's version AND have not yet experienced a segfault with
it, I'd prefer if you could continue running it, at least for a while.
Even though I may have found the bug, there is still no solid evidence
and a report from Peter's version may help provide that evidence.
If you DO NOT experience a segfault, there is no point in upgrading.
Save yourself the time ;)
Download location:
http://www.rsyslog.com/Downloads-req-getit-lid-63.phtml
Many thanks to all for your collaboration on this issue. Your help is
deeply appreciated.
Many thanks,
Rainer
in the effort to fix the segfault bug, I have just released 1.19.11 of
rsyslog. There is a single, minimal, change in that release: an
additional compiler option is set. In short, the "-pthread" option was
missing and it may be the reason for the segfault. The longer story is
here:
http://rgerhards.blogspot.com/2007/11/did-i-find-rsyslog-bug.html
I released a new version to make sure new users will find the fixed
result set. Setting that option definitely doesn't hurt. The question
now is if it helps.
So... if you experience the segfault AND you are NOT running the
instrumented build created by Peter Vrabec, I'd appreciate if you could
update and let me know the results.
If you run Peter's version AND have experienced and reported a segfault,
I'll also kindly ask you to upgrade to the new version and see what
happens.
If you run Peter's version AND have not yet experienced a segfault with
it, I'd prefer if you could continue running it, at least for a while.
Even though I may have found the bug, there is still no solid evidence
and a report from Peter's version may help provide that evidence.
If you DO NOT experience a segfault, there is no point in upgrading.
Save yourself the time ;)
Download location:
http://www.rsyslog.com/Downloads-req-getit-lid-63.phtml
Many thanks to all for your collaboration on this issue. Your help is
deeply appreciated.
Many thanks,
Rainer