I had a result on my Linux host (Fedora Core 7) run less than 4 minutes and then error out with signal 11.
<core_client_version>5.10.8</core_client_version>
<![CDATA[
<message>
process got signal 11
</message>
<stderr_txt>
cpc 1
ewcpt 154
cpc 1
ewcpt 279
cpc 1
ewcpt 408
cpc 1
ewcpt 539
</stderr_txt>
]]>
https://malariacontrol.net/workunit.php?wuid=3821918
The other host (also a Linux host) errored out immediately with Exit status -185 (0xffffff47).
<core_client_version>5.8.16</core_client_version>
<![CDATA[
<message>
Can\'t get shared memory segment name: can\'t get shared mem segment name
</message>
]]>
All the other results for my host are successful and pending validation.
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Just had two more.
https://malariacontrol.net/result.php?resultid=12089178
https://malariacontrol.net/result.php?resultid=12088230
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I also have a segfault problem. This is the output in stdoutae.txt:
01-Apr-2008 15:28:21 [malariacontrol.net beta] Restarting task wu_116_301_109889_0_1206900846_0 using malariacontrol version 557
SIGSEGV: segmentation violation
Stack trace (5 frames):
./boinc[0x80938af]
[0xffffe420]
./boinc[0x80a50b4]
./boinc[0x807fa02]
./boinc[0x81ed900]
Exiting...
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I also have a segfault problem. This is the output in stdoutae.txt:
Hi Peter
This looks very similar to reports over at the BOINC message boards.
In summary, it looks like the client crashes because it cannot understand a reply that it is receiving from a project that is offline.
Rather than rehash all the info that has been posted over there, I suggest reading through this thread segmentation violation, considering the options and follow the suggested advice, should you deem it worthwhile. Please read through all the posts before following any of the advice offered because posters cannot update their previous posts to correct any mistaken advice that they may have offered earlier in the threads.
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