[ZOO-Discuss] Segmentation faults of zoo_loader.cgi

[Armin Burger]

Gerald

thanks a lot for the help. I tried now to compile the SVN and it looks
like it's working, both on Debian 4 (our development machine) and
Debian 6. The zoo_loader.cgi returns correct XML both by running it
from the console as well as via Apache.

Also the configure options seem to be a bit clearer.

So I hope  we can move forward now and implement some test processes.

Best regards
Armin


On Fri, Mar 11, 2011 at 12:18 PM, Gérald Fenoy <gerald.fenoy at geolabs.fr> wrote:
> Hi Armin,
> your issue sounds strange to me.
> First of all note that the 1.0 package is now obsolete and you should use
> the ZOO-Kernel from the SVN source tree to be able to compile and run
> successfully.
> When you set the USE_GDB flag on when compiling the ZOO-Kernel then
> signals won't be handled internally by the Kernel so then you should be
> able
> to extract relevant informations from gdb to know where the error occurs.
> Futhermore, I wonder if you used the SVN source as the 1.0 didn't include
> the
> USE_GDB flag so that can explain why you wasn't able to get more
> informations when running ZOO-Kernel from gdb.
> Hopefully we are able to compile and run successfully ZOO-Kernel, you can
> use the official Open-SuSE package made by Angelos some times ago or
> compile from the svn source tree.
> Another important note is that you have to cgic from the SVN source tree to
> be
> able to run ZOO-Kernel from the command line. The 1.0 version can't be run
> from command line and work only from apache as cgi program. In the generated
> Makefile the cgic is searched in the ../third/cgic206 directory so it have
> to be
> found there to succeed. Obviously if you get another cgic library located
> in
> library search path it can be found there even if not present in
> ../third/cgic206.
> So here you have to make sure you get the cgic compiled before the Kernel
> itself.
> I hope you can get better experience of the ZOO-Kernel using the SVN source
> tree.
> Hope to get feedbacks from you,
> best,
>