David Sommerseth wrote:
The following bug has been logged online:
Bug reference: 4835
Logged by: David Sommerseth
Email address: d...@users.sourceforge.net
PostgreSQL version: 8.3.7
Operating system: Linux (Gentoo Hardened 2008 / x86 - 32bit)
Description: psql server crashes when using non-existing functions
Details:
(This might be a duplicate of a mail I tried to send directly to the mailing
list, sorry if it gets dupped. I didn't find my report in the archives.
This new entry, via the web form, got more information as well)
I discovered this issue when upgrading from 8.3.5 to 8.3.7
...
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I degraded to 8.3.5 again, and this behaviour disappeared.
The behaviour is sometimes better when the non-existing function do not
start with 'pg_', as it seems to recover better. But not always.
Can you get a core dump, and post the gdb backtrace?
ulimit -c unlimited
pg_ctl start
< do the test to cause segfault>
gdb $PGDATA/core
bt
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