I don't have any file in /var/crash, and don't know how to get some. I
installed dbg version of libcurl3, caused seg fault again but didn't get
any file.
Also, I configured the gdb dump in apache to write in a world-writable
directory, but I don't get the core either.
If you see anything I'm doing wrong, please tell me.
Laurent
On 31/10/2011 14:02, Haitao Li wrote:
> Thanks! Looks like apport-collect didn't uploaded very much useful data.
> I think a backtrace would be very useful if you could provide.
>
> If you already got a crash file in /var/crash after enabling apport, you
> could use apport-retrace to get a backtrace. Use command like: apport-
> retrace -o trace -R /var/crash/the-crash-file.crash.
>
> Please install the libcurl3-dbg package (or other related dbg packages)
> first to get a readable stack trace.
>
> Please check and remove privacy information from the generated trace
> file and upload it.
>
> Or if apport-retrace didn't work and you got a coredump generated in the
> apache2-gdb-dump directory, please use gdb to get the backtrace.
>
Hi,
I don't have any file in /var/crash, and don't know how to get some. I
installed dbg version of libcurl3, caused seg fault again but didn't get
any file.
Also, I configured the gdb dump in apache to write in a world-writable
directory, but I don't get the core either.
If you see anything I'm doing wrong, please tell me.
Laurent
On 31/10/2011 14:02, Haitao Li wrote: the-crash- file.crash.
> Thanks! Looks like apport-collect didn't uploaded very much useful data.
> I think a backtrace would be very useful if you could provide.
>
> If you already got a crash file in /var/crash after enabling apport, you
> could use apport-retrace to get a backtrace. Use command like: apport-
> retrace -o trace -R /var/crash/
>
> Please install the libcurl3-dbg package (or other related dbg packages)
> first to get a readable stack trace.
>
> Please check and remove privacy information from the generated trace
> file and upload it.
>
> Or if apport-retrace didn't work and you got a coredump generated in the
> apache2-gdb-dump directory, please use gdb to get the backtrace.
>