give a look at /usr/include/sys/signal.h :
 
/* Signal numbers */
#  define _SIGHUP       1       /* hangup */
#  define SIGINT        2       /* Interrupt */
#  define _SIGQUIT      3       /* quit */
#  define SIGILL        4       /* Illegal instruction (not reset when 
                                   caught) */
#  define _SIGTRAP      5       /* trace trap (not reset when caught) */
#  define SIGABRT       6       /* Process abort signal */
#  define _SIGIOT       SIGABRT /* IOT instruction */
#  define _SIGEMT       7       /* EMT instruction */
#  define SIGFPE        8       /* Floating point exception */
#  define _SIGKILL      9       /* kill (cannot be caught of ignored) */
#  define _SIGBUS       10      /* bus error */
##############################################
#  define SIGSEGV       11      /* Segmentation violation */
##############################################
#  define _SIGSYS       12      /* bad argument to system call */
#  define _SIGPIPE      13      /* write on a pipe with no one to read it */
#  define _SIGALRM      14      /* alarm clock */
#  define SIGTERM       15      /* Software termination signal from kill */
#  define _SIGUSR1      16      /* user defined signal 1 */
#  define _SIGUSR2      17      /* user defined signal 2 */
#  define _SIGCHLD      18      /* Child process terminated or stopped */
#  define _SIGCLD       _SIGCHLD        /* death of a child */
#  define _SIGPWR       19      /* power state indication */
#  define _SIGVTALRM    20      /* virtual timer alarm */
#  define _SIGPROF      21      /* profiling timer alarm */
#  define _SIGIO        22      /* asynchronous I/O */
#  define _SIGPOLL      _SIGIO  /* for HP-UX hpstreams signal */
#  define _SIGWINCH     23      /* window size change signal */
#  define _SIGWINDOW    _SIGWINCH /* added for compatibility reasons */
#  define _SIGSTOP      24      /* Stop signal (cannot be caught or ignored) */
#  define _SIGTSTP      25      /* Interactive stop signal */
#  define _SIGCONT      26      /* Continue if stopped */
#  define _SIGTTIN      27      /* Read from control terminal attempted by a
                                   member of a background process group */
#  define _SIGTTOU      28      /* Write to control terminal attempted by a 
                                   member of a background process group */
#  define _SIGURG       29      /* urgent condition on IO channel */
#  define _SIGLOST      30      /* remote lock lost  (NFS)        */
#  define _SIGRESERVE   31      /* Save for future use */
#  define _SIGDIL       32      /* DIL signal */
 
 
As Petr correctly said, to determine what's causing (or which file) the problem,
start running the save cmd in debug mode.
 
cheers,
 
TH

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De: Legato NetWorker discussion de la part de Petr Hanzlík
Date: lun. 13/06/2005 16:29
À: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Objet : Re: [Networker] exit signal 11



Hi,

try run command save from /u06
example

kirk:/u06/save -b name_of_pool -D9, where -D9 is debug level.
Also, you can make capture of this screen to file....
On console you can see actual proccess of networker....

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Jon Fraley <jfraley AT CLASSMAILBOX DOT COM>
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13.06.2005 16:09
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uzivateli Jon Fraley

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        Predmet:        exit signal 11


I got this for a couple of save sets on this client

kirk:/u06 save: exited on signal 11

The client is running hpux 11.0 and we are running networker 7.1.3.  I
have not been able to find out exactly what the signal 11 is.  Looking
for help on this one.

Thanks -- Jon

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