Re: exu not working
Hmm ... interesting.
I assume your C counter program is a dynamicly linked ELF binary.
Do you have any other staticly linked binaries to test out? If not
perhaps you could recompile your counter program as a static binary,
and see what happens. (I'm guessing this might be an error that only applies
to staticly linked programs.)
jbrown
On Sat, Feb 08, 2003 at 09:15:48PM -0000, tubby.toast at ntlworld.com wrote:
>
> > No doubt about it, the exu binary is the same one as mine, and exu itself
> > is working fine. Being staticly linked, its not a linker or missing
> library
> > error. And, when run, it doesn't do anything and just returns an exitcode
> of
> > 127. Since no error message is emited, it _probably_ isn't an ncurses
> error.
> > I know what its not, but I'm out of ideas to guess what it might be.
>
> Does anyone know on what conditions exu will give an exit code of 127?
> Presumably it's in the source somewhere/
>
> > Are any other programs of yours acting funny like this? Anything else go
> odd
> > on the server once it was upgraded? or was it just exu?
> >
> Well actually, I can't log on to their new Control Panel thingy. This is a
> CGI program for managing my account and webspace. I'm not particularly
> bothered as I can do everything that this does over telnet and FTP. I have
> informed tech support about this but that was four days ago. Maybe if they
> get this fixed, exu will miraculously work again. though I can't see how
> they are related.
>
> Everything else is fine though. I have just re-written one of the scripts
> in C (a counter, which is about all my limited knowledge of C will allow)
> and that runs fine.
>
> > And, do you know, what the server was upgraded from?
>
> Sorry, I don't, just that it was another version of Linux.
>
> chris.
>
>
>
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