Subject: Re: strange coredump during telnet compile
To: netbsd-help <netbsd-help@netbsd.org>
From: Mykal Funk <mykal@sccoast.net>
List: netbsd-help
Date: 01/28/2004 15:42:44
I was able to track down two coredumps from the first crash
while compiling pine via telnet. I switched to compiling
fetchmail and never went back to pine.
Here's some info from my telnet session:
$ pwd; ls -l *.core
/src/pkgsrc/mail/pine
-rw------- 1 root wsrc 786432 Jan 26 15:53 make.core
$ cd work/pine4.53/pine
$ pwd; ls -l *.core
/src/pkgsrc/mail/pine/work/pine4.53/pine
-rw------- 1 root wheel 434176 Jan 26 16:12 make.core
$
The trouble is i have no CLUE what to do with them. The one
thing i do know is that no one wants me to ship the files
off as an attachment so that these wonderful lumps of binary
data can be duplicated a million times and choke up mail
servers everywhere! ;)
I wasn't able to get good Google search for a document that
would explain the finer points of using a coredump. I would
like to debug this trivial error as an exercise for when i
hit a major glitch later on. Could anyone out there give me
any pointers to some information i can read?
Thanks,
mykalFunk