Okay linux guru’s I have an issue that even google couldn’t search for a remedy.
First off, I’m running an older twin 450Mhz proxy/gateway server with 1GB RAM, and openSUSE 11.1.
I have installed the older version of squid in a transparent configuration, and wanted to use SARG to generate useage info on several users on my network. However, under preliminary tests, SARG exits with what I found to be fairly common…
*** stack smashing detected ***: sarg terminated
Segmentation fault
I checked my syslog and found the line:
Apr 30 18:57:18 cali kernel: sarg[18955]: segfault at 31323131 ip b7ff9886 sp bfa6d56c error 4 in libgcc_s.so.1[b7ff2000+d000]
It used to work right out of the box in 10.2.
I made sure I had the latest version from the opensuse repo, and I haven’t changed any settings with SARG at all, nor have I messed with the squid.conf file in regards to the loggin options. About 98% of my server is right out of the box configuration, as it’s role is simple, and needs very little adjustments.
Any Ideas?
Thanks
-Don