If you start cupsd from the command line and it reproducably crashes (or it at least crashes often enough so that you can easily get it to crash), please do the following:
Run
ulimit -c unlimited
Then check whether there is no file named "core" in the current directory. If so, delete or rename the file or change to another directory.
Then start cupsd. If it crashes, you should get a file named "core" in the current directory. Attach the file to this bug report and also run
gdb -c core /usr/sbin/cupsd
and on the gdb prompt enter the command
bt
and after that
quit.
Post all the screen out put of your gdb session here.
If you start cupsd from the command line and it reproducably crashes (or it at least crashes often enough so that you can easily get it to crash), please do the following:
Run
ulimit -c unlimited
Then check whether there is no file named "core" in the current directory. If so, delete or rename the file or change to another directory.
Then start cupsd. If it crashes, you should get a file named "core" in the current directory. Attach the file to this bug report and also run
gdb -c core /usr/sbin/cupsd
and on the gdb prompt enter the command
bt
and after that
quit.
Post all the screen out put of your gdb session here.