Mike Wade writes...
>Aug 5 16:35:20 news1 nntpcache-client[28770]: sockets.c:446: <- ARTICLE
>1740260Aug 5 16:35:20 news1 nntpcache-client[28770]: sockets.c:482: =>
>[library.airnews.net.] ARTICLE 1740260
>Aug 5 16:35:20 news1 nntpcache-client[28817]: sockets.c:345 failed
>assertion: scfg
>Aug 5 16:35:20 news1 nntpcache-client[28817]: nntpcache.c:281: SIGSEGV!
>
>Any ideas?
It's possible the server went away. I wrote a patch that might help with
this, article.c does a write of the "ARTICLE 1740260" blindly and doesn't
notice if the server died until much later. I've had this cause some
really cool error messages. (how does "fatal: /dev/zero: mmap failed: Resource
temporarily unavailable" grab ya?)
See if this clears them up...
*** ../../nntpcache-2.3.3b2/src/article.c Mon Aug 03 10:49:19 1998
--- article.c Wed Aug 05 14:08:27 1998
***************
*** 617,629 ****
else
sprintf (args, "body %d", artno);
}
! Cemitrn (args);
! Cflush ();
}
} else /* not cached */
{
! Cemitrn (args);
! Cflush ();
}
if (fd<0) /* cache off or request not in cache */
{
--- 623,645 ----
else
sprintf (args, "body %d", artno);
}
! if (Cemitrn (args) <= 0 || Cflush () != 0) {
! logd (("couldn't send command to host (down?)"));
! if (art_stack)
! strStackFree (art_stack);
! emitrn (NNTP_SERVERTEMPDOWN);
! return FALSE;
! }
}
} else /* not cached */
{
! if (Cemitrn (args) <= 0 || Cflush () != 0) {
! logd (("couldn't send command to host (down?)"));
! if (art_stack)
! strStackFree (art_stack);
! emitrn (NNTP_SERVERTEMPDOWN);
! return FALSE;
! }
}
if (fd<0) /* cache off or request not in cache */
{
--
Aaron Nabil
