Re: Problem with amflush
2004-02-05 07:58:01
> You'll have to find out why there is no schedule generated.
> The schedule is generated by "amflush" and piped into "driver".
> Is there a core dump in /tmp/amanda or in ~/amanda/TheConfig ?
> Can you find out if they are running? And what it's doing?
No core dump was generated.
> Try: strace -p pid-of-the-process
>
> (for amflush and driver)
> Which one is taking CPU? I guess amflush.
amflush
> Try to examine a core file to find out what it was doing:
> $ ulimit -c unlimited
> $ amflush ....
> and in another window, as amanda or root:
>
> $ kill -3 pid-of-amflush
>
> and then, cd to where the core file is found (current directory,
> or /tmp/amanda or ~amanda/TheConfig, I'm not sure), and
> get a stacktrace:
>
> $ gdb /usr/sbin/amflush core
> gdb> bt
I'm not very clear on what you are asking me to do. Can you please
elaborate?
Thanks!
Rohit
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