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- Subject: Re: debugging ACCVIO in server process
- Message-ID: <2FC0353A07NOV92203640@TGV.COM>
- From: adelman@TGV.COM
- Date: 07 NOV 92 20:36:40 GMT
- Organization: The INFO-MULTINET Community
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- X-RFC822-From: adelman (Kenneth Adelman) @ TGV.COM
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- > Anyone have any hints on debugging server processes? We have a NNTP
- > server that crashes a few times a day with an ACCVIO. [ANUNEWS 6.1B5,
- > Multinet 3.1B, VMS 5.4].
-
- > What would be ideal is an image dump of the NNTP server .... that way
- > I don't have to run debugger sessions all day waiting for that "killer
- > news article". I *did* generate a symbol table when the NNTP server
- > was linked, so interpreting the dump should be no problem.
-
- > A look through MULTINET CONFIG/SERVER doesn't show a way to set the
- > "image dump" flag on server process startup, however. Is there a way?
-
- No way to do it. One thing you could do is to essentially write
- your 'own' MULTINET_SERVER to accept connections and fire up the
- server process; or even write a single threaded server that did its
- own accept()s and you could run it in your process context /DEBUG.
-
- Ken
-