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From: fdc@watsun.cc.columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: Script works under 189 not under 190 (SCO UNIX)
Date: 17 May 1995 22:53:11 GMT
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In article <3p65gj$kbi@news0.cybernetics.net>,
Milton A. Baucom <mbaucom@cybernetics.net> wrote:
: I have a kermit script that works fine under 189 build, however whenever I
: try to run it with 190, I get memory faults. This ONLY happens with the
: UNIX version. AIX & Xenix 190 will run it fine. I have tried recompiling
: with different settings but no go. I even tried the precompiled UNIX
: version from Columbia, but got the same results. (Using sco32v4 para in
: the makefile)
:
: It somehow is related to the size of a while success loop because if I
: start taking stuff out, it starts working.
:
: I realize that I am no giving much information. I didn't want to burden
: the net with my script & sample data (the script reads a file and outputs
: it), I am looking for possible solutions.
:
The net is not going to be very helpful with problems like this.
Your best bet is to send your report direct to Kermit tech support at
kermit@columbia.edu. Much faster than news, and gets to the right people
(i.e. me). Send specifics. But don't expect miracles, because (a) I'm
on jury duty at the moment :-), and (b) I don't have an SCO UNIX system of
my own for experimentation.
Begin by sending a copy of the offending script and the last few K of a
debug log taken in a session that crashes.
If you have a core dump analyzer on SCO UNIX, see if you can get a traceback.
- Frank