I could not because I do not know which process to trace and that is because segfault happens so rarely - say on every 200.000th request.
On Monday 18 of October 2004 10:22, Hendrik Schmieder wrote: > Bostjan Skufca @ domenca.com schrieb: > >Hello, > > > >every now and then I notice in apache logs there were few segmentation > > faults (on a daily basis) and all I am stuck with is PID of that process > > (which is of course dead by then) and nothing about what it was doing. Is > > there any way to figure out what request that apache process was serving > > when SIGSEGV occured? Is there any reading about this? > > > >I believe the request is not logged at all because (I think) every child > >writes to log files himself and not through parent. (+ log files usually > >provide outgoing bytes value, which is not available in such a situation - > > if it was logging through parent) > > > >Again, does anybody know how could I trace out what is causing this? > > > >Thank you, > >Bostjan > > > > > >PS: I ment to send it here in the first place but mistyped the address. > > You could use strace . > > Hendrik -- Best regards, Bostjan Skufca system administrator Domenca d.o.o. Phone: +386 4 5835444 Fax: +386 4 5831999 http://www.domenca.com
