[parisc-linux] Squid freeze

[parisc-linux] Squid freeze

[Bad Max]

Hi,

I've tried to run squid on my PA box under Debian 3.0. But squid freeze
at launch : it do nothing, it is simply frozen, it is not possible to parse
any line command (squid -v print nothing).

I did a dist-upgrade but nothing change. So I get the lastest version
of squid 2.5 and compiled it. Same symptom, squid is frozen. I did a
little modification to src/main.c in squid, in the main() function : I
took mainParseOptions() and put it in first of main() (it was executed
later after several others miscellaneous functions).

Now squid work perfectly. I suspect a bug in gcc, what do you think
about ?
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Re: [parisc-linux] Squid freeze

[John David Anglin]

> Now squid work perfectly. I suspect a bug in gcc, what do you think
> about ?

I fixed a hang in the libstdc++ locking code on the weekend.  This
affects gcc 3.3 and later on PA 1.x machines.  Other than that,
there are no reported/known freezes caused by gcc.

Dave
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[parisc-linux] Re: Squid freeze

[Bad Max]

Hello

On 11-fév-03, you wrote:

| >> Now squid work perfectly. I suspect a bug in gcc, what do you think
| >> about ?
| > 
| > I fixed a hang in the libstdc++ locking code on the weekend.  This
| > affects gcc 3.3 and later on PA 1.x machines.  Other than that,
| > there are no reported/known freezes caused by gcc.
| > 
| > Dave

In fact, I did a mistake because I did not resolve the problem by changing
the code but by adding the -X option to command line (it force full debug).

The -v option work without this option because of my change so there is
perhaps a bug somewhere in the code of squid (gcc ? squid ? libc ? don't
know for now).
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RE: [parisc-linux] Squid freeze

[Joel Soete]

Hi,
>
>I've tried to run squid on my PA box under Debian 3.0. But squid freeze
>at launch : it do nothing, it is simply frozen, it is not possible to parse
>any line command (squid -v print nothing).
>
>I did a dist-upgrade but nothing change. So I get the lastest version
>of squid 2.5 and compiled it. Same symptom, squid is frozen. I did a
>little modification to src/main.c in squid, in the main() function : I
>took mainParseOptions() and put it in first of main() (it was executed
>later after several others miscellaneous functions).
>
Don't do this.

'dmesg' would inform you too that squid make a segfault?

I already report this problem in this ml and in Debian bug report (sorry
I do not remember # but it is easy to find back).

The problem was in fact due to a bad update of libpam-modules and a modification
in /etc/security/limits.conf which didn't occurs by default. You would found
tree line:
*       hard    core      0
*       hard    rss       5000
*       hard    nproc     20

which you can remove (what the update should do if you answer Y at this time)

Now, you have to quit completely your loging; login again and you should
now be able to use squid.


hth,
    Joel


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[parisc-linux] Re: Squid freeze

[Bad Max]

Hi,

Le 11-fév-03, Joel Soete a écrit :

[snip]
| > Don't do this.
| > 
| > 'dmesg' would inform you too that squid make a segfault?
| > 
| > I already report this problem in this ml and in Debian bug report (sorry
| > I do not remember # but it is easy to find back).
| > 
| > The problem was in fact due to a bad update of libpam-modules and a
| > modification in /etc/security/limits.conf which didn't occurs by
| > default. You would found tree line:
| > * hard core 0
| > * hard rss 5000
| > * hard nproc 20
| > 
| > which you can remove (what the update should do if you answer Y at this
| > time)
| > 
| > Now, you have to quit completely your loging; login again and you should
| > now be able to use squid.
| > 
| > 
| > hth,
| >    Joel
| > 

Sorry but there are no messages at all about squid in dmesg. I checked
/etc/security/limits.conf and the three lines you indicated are already
removed.

I repeat : I must pass the option -X (force full debug) to have squid
working. I will spend time tomorow to locate what seems to be at the
origin of this lock.
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