[AOLSERVER] Problem running on gdb

[Levy Bajamundi]

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone can help me. I was trying to run nsd in gdb to look for what's causing our servers to crash. It was able to run the server for about a few minutes and then this error happens on gdb:

[New Thread 573446 (LWP 16579)]
[Thread 573446 (LWP 16579) exited]
[New Thread 589830 (LWP 16636)]
[New Thread 606229 (LWP 16642)]
[Thread 589830 (LWP 16636) exited]
Cannot find thread 589830: no thread to satisfy query
(gdb)

Doing backtrace or info threads afterward throws the same 'Cannot find thread' error.  What does that mean? Has anyone encountered this before?


Thanks,

Levy Bajamundi
Systems Developer
ACSPropel

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[Dossy Shiobara]

What version of gdb?  What OS version?  What version of AOLserver and which version of Tcl is it linked to?

On 11/21/10 11:42 AM, Levy Bajamundi wrote:

[Thread 589830 (LWP 16636) exited]
Cannot find thread 589830: no thread to satisfy query
(gdb)

Doing backtrace or info threads afterward throws the same 'Cannot find thread' error.  What does that mean? Has anyone encountered this before?

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[Levy Bajamundi]

I'm using gdb 6.4.90-debian on Debian 4.0 (etch) using Aolserver 4.5.1 on Tcl 8.4.13. I also tried running Aolserver 4.0r10 but encountered the same error.


Thanks,

Levy