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Re: libpcap causing segmentation fault
From: Moshe Matitya <Moshe.Matitya () xconnect net>
Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2012 12:19:07 +0200
On Tuesday, February 14, 2012 9:17 PM, Michael Richardson wrote:
That's a significant jump in functionality. I don't think 2.4 had any memory mapped functionality at all. If 2.6.18 has any (redhat likes to backport all sorts of things), the question becomes... does it work? 2.6.18 is 5 years old. My suggestion is to turn off (in the source code), any of the mmap functionality, or at least printf() what is being used. I would also wonder if you are doing technology renewal, why you are stopping at Centos 5, rather than 6 (or higher?) with a linux 3.0 kernel...
Our IT department is rather conservative about upgrades. They won't upgrade to a new major version before a subsequent bug-fix minor version is released, and there was a long span of time between the releases of CentOS 6.0 and 6.1, during which time they standardized our servers on an earlier version. At this point, they aren't prepared to switch, so I have no choice but to deal with 5.6. Could you give me any pointers as to what I need to do in the code to turn off mmap functionality? Thanks, Moshe - This is the tcpdump-workers list. Visit https://cod.sandelman.ca/ to unsubscribe.
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- libpcap causing segmentation fault Moshe Matitya (Feb 14)
- Re: libpcap causing segmentation fault rixed (Feb 14)
- Re: libpcap causing segmentation fault Moshe Matitya (Feb 14)
- Re: libpcap causing segmentation fault Michael Richardson (Feb 14)
- Re: libpcap causing segmentation fault Moshe Matitya (Feb 14)
- Re: libpcap causing segmentation fault Michael Richardson (Feb 14)
- Re: libpcap causing segmentation fault Moshe Matitya (Feb 15)
- Re: libpcap causing segmentation fault Michael Richardson (Feb 15)
- Re: libpcap causing segmentation fault Moshe Matitya (Feb 14)
- Re: libpcap causing segmentation fault Guy Harris (Feb 14)
- Re: libpcap causing segmentation fault rixed (Feb 14)