RE: TCP SOCKETS ON ONLINE 7.10.UC2 ON SILICON GRAPHICS IRIX 5.3

In <3173EA9F.758C@erbamatta.arch.unige.it> Serafina Raneri <sraneri@erbamatta.arch.unige.it> writes: > >Has anybody ever tried to configure tcp/ip sockets on a Silicon Graphics >with Irix 5.3 and On-line 7.10.UC2. >I tried with this results!!!! > >Tue Apr 16 11:43:24 1996 > >11:43:24 DR: DRAUTO is 0 (Off) >11:43:25 Assert Failed: Internal Error - Segmentation Violation >11:43:25 Who: Thread(5, msc vp 0, 0, 6) >11:43:25 Results: OnLine must abort >11:43:25 Action: Reinitialize shared memory >11:43:25 See Also: , shmem.6.0 >11:43:26 INFORMIX-OnLine Initialized -- Shared Memory Initialized. >11:43:26 Physical Recovery Started. >11:43:26 Physical Recovery Complete: 0 Pages Restored. >11:43:26 Logical Recovery Started. >11:43:26 Logical Recovery allocating 10 worker threads >('OFF_RECVRY_THREADS'). >11:43:27 rsdebug.c, line 3557, thread 5, proc id 2503, Segmentation >Violation. >11:43:27 PANIC: Attempting to bring system down> Maybe your problem with "Segmentation Violation" was caused by kernel parameters? On my platform, ICL Sparc server with DRS/NX 7MPlus as an operating system, there are special kernel parameters: SSTKLIM and HSTKLIM "specifying the maximum size, in bytes, of the stack segment for a process. This defines the limit of automatic stack growth by the system. A SIGSEGV signal will be sent to processes that attempt to grow the stack beyond the value. Unless the process has arranged to catch this signal on a separate stack, this will terminate the process." SIGSEGV = segmentation violation -- Hanna Kolodziejska <h.kolodziejska.pol0101@oasis.icl.co.uk>