Haven't had a chance to really dig yet, but had ngIRCd sig 11 and core
seemingly at random this afternoon.
Syslog:
Feb 10 02:38:23 cyrix-dlc ngircd[27448]: User
"Java873!~Java873(a)210.105.36.60" unregistered (connection 4): Got QUIT
command.
Feb 10 12:50:47 cyrix-dlc ngircd[27448]: Got ERROR from
"delft.nl.eu.x386.net": Ping timeout!
Feb 10 12:50:47 cyrix-dlc ngircd[27448]: Server "delft.nl.eu.x386.net"
unregistered (connection 0): Socket closed!
Feb 10 12:52:07 cyrix-dlc ngircd[27448]: Can't connect socket to
"130.161.219.160:6667" (connection 0): Operation timed out!
Feb 10 12:53:22 cyrix-dlc ngircd[27448]: Can't connect socket to
"130.161.219.160:6667" (connection 0): Operation timed out!
Feb 10 12:54:37 cyrix-dlc ngircd[27448]: Can't connect socket to
"130.161.219.160:6667" (connection 0): Operation timed out!
Feb 10 13:21:05 cyrix-dlc ngircd[27448]: Write error on connection 0 (socket
5): Broken pipe!
Feb 10 13:46:10 cyrix-dlc /kernel: pid 27448 (ngircd), uid 0: exited on
signal 11 (core dumped)
I have the 5.5MB gzip'd core available if there is any interest in looking
at it, otherwise I'm open to suggestions on how to proceed with debugging.
Joshua Coombs
Hi all!
New in CVS-HEAD:
- ngIRCd can register itself with Rendezvous: to enable support pass the
new switch "--enable-rendezvous" to configure.
The actual code only works with Mac OS X 10.2 and above (probably actual
Darwin distributions work as well). It registers all ports ngIRCd is
listening on as "_ircu._tcp." in the default domain using Apples multicast
DNS API. See <http://developer.apple.com/darwin/projects/rendezvous/> for
further details about Apples implementation.
At the moment this functionality is quite useless, but perhaps sometimes in
the future IRC clients will support Rendezvous as well!? Would be handy in
LANs, I think. So we are prepared ;-))
If somebody is aware of multicast DNS daemons on other platforms, please
let me know!
Regards
Alex
--
Alexander Barton, Freiburg, Germany
http://www.barton.de/, alex(a)barton.de
