Novell ACCESS MANAGER 3.1 SP1 - GATEWAY GUIDE Manual page 198

5b If you are trying to reproduce a functionality issue, enter the following command to enter
the GDB prompt as soon as the issue is reproduced:
Crtl+C
NOTE: For a list of commands that can be entered in the debugger, see
Commands" on page
6 To save all event logs to a file, enter the following command:
d ,save 1
This stores all the events in the
<pid>all_events.0.txt
7 Tar or zip this file and send it to Novell Support.
Useful Debugger Commands
GDB Commands
Table 7-6
Command
gcore
k
q
bt
Core Dump
Before you begin, make sure there is free space in
least equal to the RAM size
To collect a core dump:
1 Log in as the
2 To disconnect all instances of the Linux Access Gateway, enter the following command:
/etc/init.d/novell-vmc stop
3 At the bash prompt, specify the following command:
touch /tmp/.dumpcore
4 Enter the following command to start the Linux Access Gateway:
/etc/init.d/novell-vmc start
5 Repeat the scenarios to reproduce the issue.
The core is dumped to the
<pid>
After the core is dumped, the Linux Access Gateway restarts.
6 Tar or zip the core dump send it to Novell Support.
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/chroot/lag-debug/opt/novell/debug/
file.
Function
Generate core file
Kill process
Quit GDB prompt
Print the back trace
user.
root
/chroot/lag core
is the process ID of ics_dyn process.
to hold the core file and that the space is at
root
. file.
<pid>
"Useful Debugger