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Re: Bash memory fault

 
Luis Paulo Pontes
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‎04-12-2002 06:28 AM

‎04-12-2002 06:28 AM

Bash memory fault

When I run bash i'm getting this:

/root# bash
Memory fault(coredump)

After:

/root# file core
core: core file from 'bash' - received SIGSEGV


/root# what core
core:
Bash version 2.05.0(2) release GNU
$ PATCH/11.00:PHCO_20765 Jan 6 2000 15:31:29 $
SMART_BIND
92453-07 dld dld dld.sl B.11.13 990903
/


What happing ??
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Paula J Frazer-Campbell
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‎04-12-2002 07:29 AM

‎04-12-2002 07:29 AM

Re: Bash memory fault

Hi

Normally a SIGSEGV indicates that :-

maxdsiz param.
maxssiz param.

might be too low.

Paula
If you can spell SysAdmin then you is one - anon
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hpuxrox
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‎04-12-2002 07:43 AM

‎04-12-2002 07:43 AM

Re: Bash memory fault

Yes, You need to bump up maxssiz. Try 32M.
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