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Re: random crash, no dumpfile?

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Subject: Re: random crash, no dumpfile?
From: Michael Holstein <michael.holstein@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 13 Feb 2006 19:14:02 -0500
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- Did just tor dump or your entire box?

Just tor. It restarted fine, and was doing ~1mpbs all day today (our network is busiest during the day when all the 9-5 students are on campus)

- You running i386 or amd64?

i386, 5.4.p20, with latest versions of OpenSSL. I did a buildworld before I setup tor.

I'll wait until you commit the offical port, and we'll see if .13 addresses it. Meanwhile, I wrote a simple shellscript to run via cron to catch tor if dies, and restart it.

Cheers,

~Mike.

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