Subj : binkd crashes when reloading after file change detection
To : Wilfred van Velzen
From : mark lewis
Date : Thu Jan 20 2022 04:28 pm
On 2022 Jan 20 16:49:30, you wrote to me:
WV>>> I start it with '-Cq' options,
ml>> 'q'?? hummm... ahhh... quiet mode... ok... i run in a console terminal
ml>> so i want to see all of that :)
WV> Mine is run on system startup as a systemd.service. So there is no console
WV> to look at. If I want to see what's going on I have a look at the log...
i can understand that... i have both going on... when i'm really digging into something, i set the conlog level higher and make liberal use of my scrollback buffer ;)
ml>> that's interesting... what is your linux and compiler, please?
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ml>> gcc (Ubuntu 7.5.0-3ubuntu1~18.04) 7.5.0
WV> gcc (SUSE Linux) 4.8.5
ahh... i know there are a lot of changes between gcc4 and gcc7...
ml>> my configure and compiling output appear to be ok for the most
ml>> part... configure doesn't complain loudly about anything and
ml>> compiling shows a few warnings about format-overflow where some
ml>> things may possibly write more than 12 bytes to a region or
ml>> destination of only 12 bytes in readcfg.c... the only other warning
ml>> is a misleading indention in https.c where an if statement is
ml>> apparently missing the "{}" around the two Log() lines it appears to
ml>> be protecting... lines 372-374...
WV> That was a long time ago in my case, and I didn't save the output. ;)
my build script logs all output via tee... makes it easy for me see things as they happen and enables me to look back at previous builds output :)
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