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<div>I am running the latest RH5 32-bit version of JC Cleaver’s excellent packages – however, it is crashing with a sig abrt every day or so, and core dumping.</div>
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<div>I put on version of xymond that had debugging symbols to make it easier to read, and analyzed the core files</div>
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<div>It looks to crash on compiling “trends-test” for a host, when a remote host sends “xymondboard”</div>
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<div>The sigabort comes from —> response = newstrbuffer(lastboardsize); in the code</div>
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<div>One example:</div>
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<div>#6 0x08055f4f in do_message (msg=0x7a7cabc0, origin=0x8073d54 "", can_respond=1) at xymond.c:4006</div>
<div> hosthandle = <value optimized out></div>
<div> lwalk = <value optimized out></div>
<div> firstlog = <value optimized out></div>
<div> trendstest = {name = 0x22988 <Address 0x22988 out of bounds>, clientsave = 123}</div>
<div> infotest = {name = 0xbff5b336 "info", clientsave = 0}</div>
<div> logfields = 0x2dbb1e80</div>
<div> havehostfilter = 0</div>
<div> fields = 0x6a5568f “hostname,testname"</div>
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<div>Another:</div>
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<div>#6 0x08055f4f in do_message (msg=0x8bddbad0, origin=0x8073d54 "", can_respond=1) at xymond.c:4006</div>
<div> hosthandle = <value optimized out></div>
<div> lwalk = <value optimized out></div>
<div> firstlog = <value optimized out></div>
<div> trendstest = {name = 0x208b8 <Address 0x208b8 out of bounds>, clientsave = 123}</div>
<div> infotest = {name = 0xbfefb336 "info", clientsave = 0}</div>
<div> logfields = 0x13fb0008</div>
<div> havehostfilter = 0</div>
<div> fields = 0x5889672 “hostname,testname,color,acktime,disabletime,cookie,ackmsg,dismsg,lastchange,line1"</div>
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<div>And a third:</div>
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<div>#6 0x08055f4f in do_message (msg=0x8001c4c0, origin=0x8073d54 "", can_respond=1) at xymond.c:4006</div>
<div> hosthandle = <value optimized out></div>
<div> lwalk = <value optimized out></div>
<div> firstlog = <value optimized out></div>
<div> trendstest = {name = 0x20d40 <Address 0x20d40 out of bounds>, clientsave = 123}</div>
<div> infotest = {name = 0xbfd4d336 "info", clientsave = 0}</div>
<div> logfields = 0x7debb8f8</div>
<div> havehostfilter = 0</div>
<div> fields = 0x8630217 "hostname,testname"</div>
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<div>I guess what I am asking is, what are my next steps? Henrik, or JC (or anyone who knows C well) have any ideas?</div>
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<div>I’ve attached the full core file analysis log files to this message, if that helps, but I don’t know exactly how to proceed.</div>
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<div>If the origin was just one host, I would think it’s some bad thing happening from the one host, but these three crashes all came from communications from three different hosts, with different field requests to xymondboard</div>
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<div>Let me know</div>
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<div>-Sean</div>
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