Subject | fb_lock_mgr segfault every 5 minutes |
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Author | wobbleian |
Post date | 2007-07-03T12:33:39Z |
We are having a problem with a segfault every 5 minutes - using AMD64,
Ubuntu 7.04, classic 1.5.3.
In the comments from Ubuntu we have some source code differences to
the regular release including:
* For classic, fb_lock_mgr, the lock manager, is built with
-DTERMINATE_IDLE_LOCK_MANAGER option to avoid leaving stale processes
on build machines. This option causes fb_lock_mgr to terminate after
5 minutes of inactivity.
However, even with activity we get the segfault every 5 minutes.
This is currently being observed on a development server, but its twin
was installed last month as a production server due to go live asap
and it is showing the same symptoms.
I havent been able to confirm if this is causing any other problems -
we are currently testing this with "select cast('now' as timestamp)
from rdb$database;" and the query always succeeds.
Should I be worried about this?
Should I be raising this on an Ubuntu forum?
Thanks,
Ian
Ubuntu 7.04, classic 1.5.3.
In the comments from Ubuntu we have some source code differences to
the regular release including:
* For classic, fb_lock_mgr, the lock manager, is built with
-DTERMINATE_IDLE_LOCK_MANAGER option to avoid leaving stale processes
on build machines. This option causes fb_lock_mgr to terminate after
5 minutes of inactivity.
However, even with activity we get the segfault every 5 minutes.
This is currently being observed on a development server, but its twin
was installed last month as a production server due to go live asap
and it is showing the same symptoms.
I havent been able to confirm if this is causing any other problems -
we are currently testing this with "select cast('now' as timestamp)
from rdb$database;" and the query always succeeds.
Should I be worried about this?
Should I be raising this on an Ubuntu forum?
Thanks,
Ian