by Jeffrey Moye » Fri, 26 Jun 1998 04:00:00
I have grokked the sources for who... it seems that the version posted on
RedHat's ftp site is fixed. I would recommend updating who. It will work
properly for large utmp files, and the latency is minimal. However, with
such a large user base, I agree that 'w' should be used. Just remember to
apply all of the patches (if you d/l the SRPM) before compiling.
-Phro
1. segmentation fault w/core dump using 'who' cmd
currently when I run the 'who' command i get a segmentation fault and
a core dump. the system is a pentium pro with 128MB ram. Usaully have
around 100 users logged in at any given time. On system reboots the
command works fine. After a few days the command stops working. I have
heard that this is a problem 'who' and the number of people logged in.
Is there a fix out there. I am currently up to date with all redhat
fixes. The os is rh 5.0.
Is there another version of 'who' that will work. Never had a problem
with rh 4.2.
thanks
randy
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5. Segmentation fault(core dump) whilst using sort.
7. PPP 'Divide Error', 'Segmentation Fault'
8. My pointer lacks the white border, just pure black
9. Segmentation Fault, where's my core?
10. c4gl core dumps: (script calls 'i4glc1' which seems to be 'i4gl' and 'i4gl' is core dumping)
11. Segment Fault doesn't cause core dump
12. "Segmentation fault( core dumped ) "<--- sentence is driving me mad!!!!!
13. Segmentation fault (core dumped) ????