Hi Deeptht69,
please email me all cores and log files at "eppesuig @ debian.org", thanks.
Then, about your questions:
1. /usr/sbin/faxgetty is correctly stripped. All debugging symbols are in files shipped with *-dbg package. When both packages are installed, you are ok. gdb knows where to find debugging symbols. If you curious about those files, just list content of *-dbg package with command "dpkg -L hylafax-server-dbg".
2. when gdb exit, and you still have faxgetty process, this is because gdb follow the child process and do not control the parent process. faxgetty probably fork a new child process for waiting on a FAX, and restart a new child every time a FAX arrive. In order to better debug this process, it is compulsory to manually kill the remaining faxgetty before proceeding.
Hi Deeptht69,
please email me all cores and log files at "eppesuig @ debian.org", thanks.
Then, about your questions: server- dbg".
1. /usr/sbin/faxgetty is correctly stripped. All debugging symbols are in files shipped with *-dbg package. When both packages are installed, you are ok. gdb knows where to find debugging symbols. If you curious about those files, just list content of *-dbg package with command "dpkg -L hylafax-
2. when gdb exit, and you still have faxgetty process, this is because gdb follow the child process and do not control the parent process. faxgetty probably fork a new child process for waiting on a FAX, and restart a new child every time a FAX arrive. In order to better debug this process, it is compulsory to manually kill the remaining faxgetty before proceeding.
Bye,
Giuseppe