On Wednesday 10 April 2002 04:09, sun wrote:
> But I can't get any core dump file after do the following command :
> #./squid -NCd1
The FAQ entry has information on how to get a stacktrace in case you
cannot make Squid dump a core. See the end of question 11.19.
> some infomation for this problem:
> I build it use the following options:
> /configure --prefix=/squid
> --enable-dlmalloc=/export/home/ithink/malloc.c --disable-gnuregex
> --disable-xmalloc-debug --disable-xmalloc-debug-trace
> --disable-xmolloc-statistics --disable-carp --disable-icmp
> --disable-delay-pools --enable-mem-gen-trace
> --disable-useragent-log --disable-referer-log --disable-wccp
> --enable-kill-parent-hack --disable-snmp --enable-time-hack
> --disable-cachemgr-hostname --disable-arp-acl --disable-htcp
> --disable-forw-via-db --disable-cache-digests
> --enable-err-language=Simplify_Chinese --enable-poll
> --enable-http-violtions --disable-ipf-transparent
> --disable-linux-netfilter --disable-ident-lookups
> --enable-internel-dns --enable-truncate --enable-underscores
> --disable-stackraces
Ouch! That was a terribly long list of configure options.. how did
you en up in this?
a) There is no need to disable what is listed as an --enable option
in configure --help or to enable those listed as an --disable option..
b) You should not enable stuff you do not know you need. Are you
really sure you want these?
--enable-mem-gen-trace
--enable-kill-parent-hack
--enable-time-hack
The first is a debugging option. The last second is a hack for a very
specific situation (starting Squid with a wrapper script such as
RunCache) and the last is a hack known to not work well.
> I also attach the binary.
I don't remember asking for the binary.
Regards
Henrik
Received on Wed Apr 10 2002 - 00:19:18 MDT
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