FreeTDS Development Group

["Steve Dumbrell" <steve.dumbrell AT cogent.bnpparibas.com.au>]

From: James K Lowden

Steve,

>I would like to see this fixed.  Could you do two things for me?
>
>1.  Tell us the version you're using, or date of snapshot.
>2.  Run a backtrace of the error, thus:
>
>$ gdb tsql
>gdb> r -SCAD_2000 -Usa -Psecret
> [error message]
>gdb> bt
>[interesting feedback]
>gdb> quit
>
>That will help us track down the offending pointer.  You might have to
>recompile freetds with debugging symbols included, to get a useful
>backtrace.
>
>By the way, the '"locale is "C C C C C C"' message is not a good sign.  It
>means setlocale(3) is returning a bogus string.  Steve Langasek fixed how
>setlocale(3) is initialized on 13 January 2003, in revision 1.48 of tsql.c.
>If your version is older than that, you might want to upgrade and see if
the
>problem goes away.  But that's most likely a separate issue.
>
>Regards,
>
>--jkl
>
>P.S.  Please post only plaintext messages to the list if you can.

Hi James,

Thanks for your prompt reply.

The snapshot we are using is a download from the freetds site dated the
19-feb-2003.

Tsql crashes after the core dump so the 'bt' command doesn't work.

Sorry about the formatted text.  The company I work for is a Lotus Notes
>:-( site.

Please let me known if you need anything else.

Regards

Steve  :-)

From: Steve Dumbrell [mailto:steve.dumbrell at cogent.bnpparibas.com.au]
Sent: February 19, 2003 10:19 PM

> I am getting a "Bus error(coredump)" unless I explicity specify the
location of the freetds.conf with the -I switch.
>
> Eg If I type the command:
>
>      tsql -SCAD2000 -Usa -Psecret
-I/var/cd/test/powermart/admin/freetds.conf it works.
>
> If however I export FREETDSCONF=/var/cd/test/powermart/admin/freetds.conf
and then run the command:
>
>      tsql -SCAD_2000 -Usa -Psecret
>
> I get the follow response:
>
> locale is "C C C C C C"
> charset is "roman8"
> Bus error(coredump)
>
> The operating system is HPUX 11.0

Steve,

I would like to see this fixed.  Could you do two things for me?

1.  Tell us the version you're using, or date of snapshot.
2.  Run a backtrace of the error, thus:

$ gdb tsql
gdb> r -SCAD_2000 -Usa -Psecret
 [error message]
gdb> bt
 [interesting feedback]
gdb> quit

That will help us track down the offending pointer.  You might have to
recompile freetds with debugging symbols included, to get a useful
backtrace.

By the way, the '"locale is "C C C C C C"' message is not a good sign.  It
means setlocale(3) is returning a bogus string.  Steve Langasek fixed how
setlocale(3) is initialized on 13 January 2003, in revision 1.48 of tsql.c.
If your version is older than that, you might want to upgrade and see if the
problem goes away.  But that's most likely a separate issue.

Regards,

--jkl

P.S.  Please post only plaintext messages to the list if you can.


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