Server crash?
-
Hello all,
A sever crash?
Bellow the log file for netxmsd, running the last 2 days without any problems.
Server system:
host# uname
FreeBSD
host# uname -r
7.2-RELEASE-p1[17-Jun-2009 13:24:29] Log file opened
[17-Jun-2009 13:24:29] Platform subagent "/usr/local/lib/libnsm_freebsd.so" successfully loaded
[17-Jun-2009 13:24:29] Database driver "/usr/local/lib/libnxddr_mysql.so" loaded and initialized successfully
[17-Jun-2009 13:24:29] Stalled database lock removed
[17-Jun-2009 13:24:29] Failed to load node object with id 46 from database
[17-Jun-2009 13:24:29] Inconsistent database: interface 47 linked to non-existing node 46
[17-Jun-2009 13:24:29] Failed to load interface object with id 47 from database
[17-Jun-2009 13:24:29] Listening for SNMP traps on UDP socket 0.0.0.0:162
[17-Jun-2009 13:24:29] Unable to bind socket to port 514 in function SyslogDaemon: Address already in use
[17-Jun-2009 13:24:29] NetXMS Server started
[17-Jun-2009 13:24:29] Listening for client connections on TCP socket 0.0.0.0:4701Please take a good look below the line, core dump, it appear in the client on Windows Vista.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------NETXMS CONSOLE CRASH DUMP
Wed Jun 17 13:19:20 2009EXCEPTION: C0000005 (Access violation) at 1000878D
NetXMS Console Version: 0.2.26
OS Version: Windows NT 6.0 Build 6001 Service Pack 1
Processor architecture: Intel x86Register information:
eax=00000024 ebx=00000001 ecx=00000000 edx=0000FE3C
esi=00000000 edi=04EB6E18 ebp=0012CDF0 esp=0012CDB4
cs=001B ds=0023 es=0023 ss=0023 fs=003B gs=0000 flags=00010202Call stack:
[libnxclw:C:\Source\NetXMS-0.2.x\src\libnxcl\objects.cpp:508]: NXCL_Session::FindObjectById
[libnxclw:C:\Source\NetXMS-0.2.x\src\libnxcl\objects.cpp:522]: NXCFindObjectById
[nxcon:C:\Source\NetXMS-0.2.x\src\console\win32\ObjectBrowser.cpp:335]: CObjectBrowser::OnTreeViewGetDispInfo
[MFC42u:72832665]: Ordinal4418
[MFC42u:728325F7]: Ordinal4418
[MFC42u:72832AEE]: Ordinal4421
[nxcon:C:\Source\NetXMS-0.2.x\src\console\win32\ObjectBrowser.cpp:1318]: CObjectBrowser::OnCmdMsg
[MFC42u:72833E27]: Ordinal4831
[MFC42u:72831D10]: Ordinal5157
[MFC42u:72831C8A]: Ordinal6370
[MFC42u:72831BF4]: Ordinal1108
[MFC42u:72831B47]: Ordinal1571
[MFC42u:728C724E]: Ordinal1572
[USER32:769FF8D2]: GetMessageW
[USER32:769FF794]: GetWindowLongW
[USER32:76A00A05]: GetWindowThreadProcessId
[USER32:76A00AFA]: SendMessageW
[MFC42u:72896951]: Ordinal4830
[MFC42u:72831D10]: Ordinal5157
[MFC42u:72831C8A]: Ordinal6370
[MFC42u:72831BF4]: Ordinal1108
[MFC42u:72831B47]: Ordinal1571
[MFC42u:728C724E]: Ordinal1572
[USER32:769FF8D2]: GetMessageW
[USER32:769FF794]: GetWindowLongW
[USER32:76A00A05]: GetWindowThreadProcessId
[USER32:76A00AFA]: SendMessageW
[nxcon:C:\Source\NetXMS-0.2.x\src\console\win32\ObjectTree.cpp:133]: CObjectTree::OnNotify
[MFC42u:72831D10]: Ordinal5157
[MFC42u:72831C8A]: Ordinal6370
[MFC42u:72831BF4]: Ordinal1108
[MFC42u:72831B47]: Ordinal1571
[MFC42u:728C724E]: Ordinal1572
[USER32:769FF8D2]: GetMessageW
[USER32:769FF794]: GetWindowLongW
[USER32:76A00A05]: GetWindowThreadProcessId
[USER32:76A00AFA]: SendMessageW
[COMCTL32:74466B28]: Ordinal393
[COMCTL32:744429D3]: DrawShadowText
[COMCTL32:744CBBB7]: GetEffectiveClientRect
[COMCTL32:744CBABE]: GetEffectiveClientRect
[COMCTL32:744CB95C]: GetEffectiveClientRect
[COMCTL32:74461DF9]: DPA_DeleteAllPtrs
[USER32:769FF8D2]: GetMessageW
[USER32:769FF794]: GetWindowLongW
[USER32:76A006F6]: CallWindowProcW
[USER32:76A0069C]: CallWindowProcW
[MFC42u:7283225A]: Ordinal2377
[MFC42u:72831CA1]: Ordinal6370
[MFC42u:72831BF4]: Ordinal1108
[MFC42u:72831B47]: Ordinal1571
[MFC42u:728C724E]: Ordinal1572
[USER32:769FF8D2]: GetMessageW
[USER32:769FF794]: GetWindowLongW
[USER32:76A00817]: ReleaseDC
[USER32:76A00A65]: GetWindowThreadProcessId
[ntdll:770899CE]: KiUserCallbackDispatcher
[COMCTL32:7447FC64]: _TrackMouseEvent
[USER32:769FF8D2]: GetMessageW
[USER32:769FF794]: GetWindowLongW
[USER32:76A006F6]: CallWindowProcW
[USER32:76A0069C]: CallWindowProcW
[MFC42u:7283225A]: Ordinal2377
[MFC42u:72831CA1]: Ordinal6370
[MFC42u:72831BF4]: Ordinal1108
[MFC42u:72831B47]: Ordinal1571
[MFC42u:728C724E]: Ordinal1572
[USER32:769FF8D2]: GetMessageW
[USER32:769FF794]: GetWindowLongW
[USER32:76A00817]: ReleaseDC
[USER32:76A00A65]: GetWindowThreadProcessId
[ntdll:770899CE]: KiUserCallbackDispatcher
[USER32:769FF8D2]: GetMessageW
[USER32:769E9E2F]: DestroyCaret
[USER32:769EB978]: UnregisterMessagePumpHook
[USER32:769EBA7B]: DefDlgProcW
[USER32:769FF8D2]: GetMessageW
[USER32:769FF794]: GetWindowLongW
[USER32:76A006F6]: CallWindowProcW
[USER32:76A0069C]: CallWindowProcW
[MFC42u:7283F881]: Ordinal1215
[USER32:769FF8D2]: GetMessageW
[USER32:769FF794]: GetWindowLongW
[USER32:76A00A05]: GetWindowThreadProcessId
[USER32:769EA6A2]: DestroyCaret
[USER32:769EBCC7]: DefDlgProcW
[USER32:76A3CCDC]: SoftModalMessageBox
[USER32:76A3D25E]: SoftModalMessageBox
[USER32:76A3D394]: MessageBoxTimeoutW
[USER32:76A3D610]: MessageBoxExW
[USER32:76A3D6AC]: MessageBoxW
[MFC42u:7288A874]: Ordinal4219
[(module-name not available):104D8BEC]: (function-name not available) -
Hi!
It's a console crash, not server crash. I'll take a look at it.
Best regards,
Victor -
Hi Victor,
Whats the solution to this problem, I am using PSQL as database and have same sort of issue. Below are the error logs.
C:\Documents and Settings\PMACC\Application Data\NetXMS Console\nxcon-3076-1298349958.mdmp
NETXMS CONSOLE CRASH DUMP
Tue Feb 22 10:15:58 2011EXCEPTION: C0000005 (Access violation) at 10006BE8
NetXMS Console Version: 1.0.10
OS Version: Windows Server 2003 Build 3790 Service Pack 2
Processor architecture: Intel x86Register information:
eax=00000000 ebx=00000000 ecx=0140FD38 edx=00000000
esi=00000000 edi=7739C2EE ebp=012A0168 esp=0140FD14
cs=001B ds=0023 es=0023 ss=0023 fs=003B gs=0000 flags=00010206Call stack:
[libnxclw:C:\Source\NetXMS-1.0.x\src\libnxcl\main.cpp:118]: NXCGetServerID
[nxcon:C:\Source\NetXMS-1.0.x\src\console\win32\comm.cpp:231]: LoginThread
[nxcon:C:\Source\NetXMS-1.0.x\src\console\win32\comm.cpp:379]: LoginThreadStarter
[kernel32:77E64829]: GetModuleHandleA
Hello! It looks like you're interested in this conversation, but you don't have an account yet.
Getting fed up of having to scroll through the same posts each visit? When you register for an account, you'll always come back to exactly where you were before, and choose to be notified of new replies (either via email, or push notification). You'll also be able to save bookmarks and upvote posts to show your appreciation to other community members.
With your input, this post could be even better 💗
Register Login