Hi Brian,

I'm pretty sure I tried this before but did it again on 2 machines; blew the entire repository away, and cloned a fresh copy.  Still no joy :(   It's making me goofy because I have 4 systems that run ATS and they all hit this at pretty much the same time.   What really cooks me though is that I can run something like: find <where ever> -type f -exec grep -sH "IP_PROTO_TAG_HTTP_3_D27" {} \;  ( or an xargs equivalent) all over these machines and never find anything.  I can find "IP_PROTO_TAG_HTTP_3" which got me to thinking this was happening programmatically some how, but since this *was* a valid symbol at some point I don't think so anymore.

I got into the habit of building "out-of-source-tree" and writing config scripts many years ago so I'll take a closer look at the not-so-obvious stuff.

Thanks for your thoughts!!!


On 2/14/2023 12:06 PM, Brian Neradt wrote:
Hi Randy,

Digging a bit, it looks like that symbol got removed via the following PR:
https://github.com/apache/trafficserver/pull/8956/files#diff-c2a97dda1459e96e086384800b0daa3e20f3f8868bd4e1db9e943e73dc26eda6L76

Off the top of my head: is it possible that cleaning your build workspace, re-configuring, and rebuilding would help?

Brian

On Mon, Feb 13, 2023 at 10:59 PM Randy DuCharme <radio.ad...@gmail.com> wrote:

    Feb 13 21:55:42 fedora-vm systemd[1]: Started trafficserver.service -
    Apache Traffic Server is a fast, scalable and extensible caching
    proxy
    server..
    Feb 13 21:55:42 fedora-vm traffic_manager[1192861]:
    /usr/local/bin/traffic_manager: symbol lookup error:
    /usr/local/bin/traffic_manager: undefined symbol:
    IP_PROTO_TAG_HTTP_3_D27

    I haven't had a whole lot of time to look into it.  Most of my day is
    spent looking for financially gainful employment.  I spent some time
    over the weekend scratching around in there and found a couple of
    places
    I want to look a little more closely at.  That symbol doesn't exist
    anywhere on any of my machines.

    Thanks much in advance!

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