It is crashing in the BBS code when processing a command. What does
the BBS log show?
It is possible that due to a config error a message is bing
incorrectly sent to the BBS.
Unfortunately the messages do not contain the info needed to
recreate the message list. So unless you have a backup of DIRMES.SYS
they are not recoverable,
It might be worth deleting BPQNODES.dat while the node is down in
case a corrupt node or route entry is being reloaded.
73, John
On 26/04/2025 20:28, Louis Botterill
via groups.io wrote:
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not 100% confident this is all exactly correct to issue but
on recent crash I tried to find line numbers to source code,
here's that so far
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SIGSEGV Received
./linbpq64(+0x139556) [0x55b0386de556]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0x3fdf0) [0x7fe4eb033df0]
./linbpq64(+0xd826f) [0x55b03867d26f]
./linbpq64(+0xd5b0c) [0x55b03867ab0c]
./linbpq64(+0x13bf48) [0x55b0386e0f48]
./linbpq64(+0x13b5b7) [0x55b0386e05b7]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0x29ca8) [0x7fe4eb01dca8]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0x85)
[0x7fe4eb01dd65]
./linbpq64(+0xe24a) [0x55b0385b324a]
SIGSEGV Received
./linbpq64(+0x139556) [0x55b0386de556]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0x3fdf0) [0x7fe4eb033df0]
./linbpq64(+0xd826f) [0x55b03867d26f]
./linbpq64(+0xd5b0c) [0x55b03867ab0c]
./linbpq64(+0x13bf48) [0x55b0386e0f48]
./linbpq64(+0x13b5b7) [0x55b0386e05b7]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0x29ca8) [0x7fe4eb01dca8]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0x85)
[0x7fe4eb01dd65]
./linbpq64(+0xe24a) [0x55b0385b324a]
louis@louis-server1:~/radio/tools/linbpq$ addr2line -e
linbpq64 +0x139556
/mnt/Source/bpq32/CommonSource/LinBPQ.c:393
louis@louis-server1:~/radio/tools/linbpq$ addr2line -e
linbpq64 +0x3fdf0
/mnt/Source/bpq32/CommonSource/KISSHF.c:682
louis@louis-server1:~/radio/tools/linbpq$ addr2line -e
linbpq64 +0xd826f
/mnt/Source/bpq32/CommonSource/BBSUtilities.c:12540
louis@louis-server1:~/radio/tools/linbpq$ addr2line -e
linbpq64 +0xd5b0c
/mnt/Source/bpq32/CommonSource/BBSUtilities.c:11241
louis@louis-server1:~/radio/tools/linbpq$ addr2line -e
linbpq64 +0x13bf48
/mnt/Source/bpq32/CommonSource/LinBPQ.c:2117
louis@louis-server1:~/radio/tools/linbpq$ addr2line -e
linbpq64 +0x13b5b7
/mnt/Source/bpq32/CommonSource/LinBPQ.c:1635
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It does seem that after enabling axip it will crash and
continue to crash, even if disabled in the MAP for a time,
unless I remove all axip and change the port number
it's as-if once it has been enabled a remote sends me UDP
that crashes the server and only once that ceases (or is
ignored) it is stable again.
I've never had this before and I ran other axip links for a
long time, no issues
Unless it can be some forwarding issue or something, some
loop, connection issue?
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I could really use a systematic way to diagnose this as it
is all a bit black-box trial and error so far and because the
crash comes after a random number of seconds it is hard to be
totally sure.
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Also If there is a way to get my old messages to show up
again that would be great! I have made a backup of them for
now.
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Many thanks!
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