Hi,
I found the problem with coredumps under Linux 1.2.13.
In neighbors.c, in function neighborsUdpAck :
/* look up for neighbor/parent entry */
e = whichEdge(header, from);
e == NULL. Now given the code:
if (e) {
I assume that (e == NULL) is a possibility. But, it's still
dereferenced in the code below, with e->host :
hierarchy_log_append(entry->url,
HIER_UDP_HIT_OBJ,
0,
e->host);
Thus - is the logging code a problem, or should (e != NULL) in the first
place? My quick fix is to change this to:
hierarchy_log_append(entry->url,
HIER_UDP_HIT_OBJ,
0,
(!e ? "NULL" : e->host));
It looks like the problem is with UDP_HIT_OBJ objects...
Duane and company, is there a "Squid Hacker's Guide" to help
people who have to debug this stuff? Otherwise, I'm going to
slog through the code and write my own notes. ;)
-- miguel a.l. paraz <map@iphil.net> (speaking for myself alone) technical services manager, iphil communications, makati city, philippinesReceived on Tue Jun 11 1996 - 23:01:16 MDT
This archive was generated by hypermail pre-2.1.9 : Tue Dec 09 2003 - 16:32:30 MST