hernan gonzalez writes:
> Well, this is strange. I run the same command line with gbd, it does not
> throw the segfault.
Interesting. Do "ulimit -c unlimited", then run pg_upgrade normally,
and then try "gdb ./pg_upgrade core" (the name of the corefile might
be something different depending on l
2010/11/2 Grzegorz Jaśkiewicz
> try gdb --args ./pg_upgrade -d /var/pgsql-8_4_3/data/ -D
> /var/pgsql-9_0_1/data/ -b /var/pgsql-8_4_3/bin/ -B
> /var/pgsql-9_0_1/bin/ --check -P 5433 -v -g -G debug
> and when it fails, type in 'bt' and paste it here please.
>
> --
> GJ
>
Well, this is strange. I
try gdb --args ./pg_upgrade -d /var/pgsql-8_4_3/data/ -D
/var/pgsql-9_0_1/data/ -b /var/pgsql-8_4_3/bin/ -B
/var/pgsql-9_0_1/bin/ --check -P 5433 -v -g -G debug
and when it fails, type in 'bt' and paste it here please.
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I am stuck with a segmentation fault while running pg_upgrade, from 8.4.3 to
9.0.1
$ ./pg_upgrade -d /var/pgsql-8_4_3/data/ -D /var/pgsql-9_0_1/data/ -b
/var/pgsql-8_4_3/bin/ -B /var/pgsql-9_0_1/bin/ --check -P 5433 -v -g -G
debug
Running in verbose mode
Running in debug mode
PerForming Consistenc
