On Sun, Dec 05, 1999 at 02:20:34PM -0700, Vampyr Twilight wrote:
>
> I'm having a problem getting the genesis driver to "fireup" ..
> The driver initalizes, then it just Seg faults right off. Here's the
> command line I'm running:
>
> minna:/home/vampyr/mud/cold# ./genesis -f -db lib/binary -dr
> /home/vampyr/mud/cold -dx lib/dbbin/ -ld lib/logs/db.log -lg
> lib/logs/driver.log -lp lib/logs/genesis.run -n minna -u vampyr -g vamp -p
> 207.91.188.122:1138
> prebound 207.91.188.122:1138
> Segmentation fault
>
> The driver seems to compile beautifully, as well as the coldcore
> when processed with coldcc from the same build. I'm compiling on a
> Linux-Slackware4.0-i586 platform. I've tried using the system mallock as
> well as the phk mallock. Tried with our without system crypt. The only
> thing that seems to missing is "dnsserv" .. but since it wasn't included
> with the stable distribution, I don't think it realivant to this issue.
dnsserv isn't relevant.
Is anything contained in driver.log?
I would recommend leaving out one argument at a time until it does
work, then let me know which argument (or combination of arguments) is
causing the problem. Also verify that everything is valid--all
directories exist and have write permissions to them. Same with the
usernames. BTW, you could probably leave the hostname definition out
(-n). It only exists for the rare situations where you do not want
what the system thinks its hostname is.
-Brandon Gillespie
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