> Just upgraded to 3.0b6 from what was a stable 3.0b3 install. Check of
> the config files comes back fine, but when starting the deamon I get
> after a few moments:
>
> Caught SIGSEGV, shutting down...
>
> I have debug set pretty high but do not see anything jumping out at me
> from the logs as a cause (brief snippet of nagios.debug final few lines
> below) - is there a known issue, or anything more I can provide? I will
> probably roll back to 3.0b3 shortly.
>
> -Matthew
>
> Nagios.debug:
>
> [1194366930.175483] [2048.0] [pid=28012] UNHANDLED MACRO #149! THIS IS A
> BUG!
> [1194366930.175499] [2048.0] [pid=28012] UNHANDLED MACRO #150! THIS IS A
> BUG!
> [1194366930.175512] [2048.0] [pid=28012] UNHANDLED MACRO #151! THIS IS A
> BUG!
> [1194366930.175526] [2048.0] [pid=28012] UNHANDLED MACRO #152! THIS IS A
> BUG!
Well, this is one bug.
I'll get this patched in CVS in a moment.> [1194366930.184171] [016.2] [pid=28012] Moving temp check result file
> '/usr/local/nagios/var/spool/check
> results/checkZWY3uz' to queue file
> '/usr/local/nagios/var/spool/checkresults/cRAAfPr'...
> [1194366930.192109] [016.2] [pid=28011] Moving temp check result file
> '/usr/local/nagios/var/spool/check
> results/checkbx9gcH' to queue file
> '/usr/local/nagios/var/spool/checkresults/cNf2sxz'...
> [1194366930.424821] [008.1] [pid=27982] ** Event Check Loop
> [1194366930.424845] [008.1] [pid=27982] Next High Priority Event Time:
> Tue Nov 6 09:35:31 2007
> [1194366930.424858] [008.1] [pid=27982] Next Low Priority Event Time:
> Tue Nov 6 09:35:31 2007
> [1194366930.424867] [008.1] [pid=27982] Current/Max Service Checks: 7/0
> [1194366930.424888] [008.2] [pid=27982] No events to execute at the
> moment. Idling for a bit...
> [1194366930.424897] [001.0] [pid=27982] check_for_external_commands()
> [1194366930.424909] [064.1] [pid=27982] Making callbacks (type 8)...
> [1194366930.677126] [008.1] [pid=27982] ** Event Check Loop
> [1194366930.677142] [008.1] [pid=27982] Next High Priority Event Time:
> Tue Nov 6 09:35:31 2007
> [1194366930.677154] [008.1] [pid=27982] Next Low Priority Event Time:
> Tue Nov 6 09:35:31 2007
> [1194366930.677162] [008.1] [pid=27982] Current/Max Service Checks: 7/0
> [1194366930.677172] [008.2] [pid=27982] No events to execute at the
> moment. Idling for a bit...
> [1194366930.677181] [001.0] [pid=27982] check_for_external_commands()
> [1194366930.677191] [064.1] [pid=27982] Making callbacks (type 8)...
> [1194366930.928492] [008.1] [pid=27982] ** Event Check Loop
> [1194366930.928509] [008.1] [pid=27982] Next High Priority Event Time:
> Tue Nov 6 09:35:31 2007
> [1194366930.928521] [008.1] [pid=27982] Next Low Priority Event Time:
> Tue Nov 6 09:35:31 2007
> [1194366930.928530] [008.1] [pid=27982] Current/Max Service Checks: 7/0
> [1194366930.928540] [008.2] [pid=27982] No events to execute at the
> moment. Idling for a bit...
> [1194366930.928548] [001.0] [pid=27982] check_for_external_commands()
> [1194366930.928559] [064.1] [pid=27982] Making callbacks (type 8)...
> [1194366931.179900] [008.1] [pid=27982] ** Event Check Loop
> [1194366931.179941] [008.1] [pid=27982] Next High Priority Event Time:
> Tue Nov 6 09:35:31 2007
> [1194366931.179954] [008.1] [pid=27982] Next Low Priority Event Time:
> Tue Nov 6 09:35:31 2007
> [1194366931.179963] [008.1] [pid=27982] Current/Max Service Checks: 7/0
> [1194366931.179975] [001.0] [pid=27982] handle_timed_event() start
> [1194366931.179985] [064.1] [pid=27982] Making callbacks (type 8)...
> [1194366931.179996] [008.0] [pid=27982] ** Timed Event ** Type: 5, Run
> Time: Tue Nov 6 09:35:31 2007
> [1194366931.180005] [008.0] [pid=27982] ** Check Result Reaper
> [1194366931.180013] [001.0] [pid=27982] reap_check_results() start
> [1194366931.180021] [016.0] [pid=27982] Starting to reap check results.
> [1194366931.180197] [064.1] [pid=27982] Making callbacks (type 9)...
>
Can you run the unstripped nagios binary under gdb and do a backtrace
when it segfaults? That will help track down the source of the segfault.
cd /base
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