On Apr 24, 2000, at 20:07, Miles Fidelman spewed forth:
> On Mon, 24 Apr 2000, Jeremy McLeod wrote:
>
> > Apr 24 18:02:51 chroot sendmail[21513]: MAA16580: SYSERR(root): mailer
> > prog died with signal 33
> >
> > The only reference to a "signal 33" I can find _anywhere_ is EDOM in Perl,
> > which seems to be a math error. Nothing beyond that, not even a
> > description of EDOM. Boggle.
>
> that looks like a Unix signal - take a look in /usr/include/sys/signal.h,
> or /usr/include/signal.h -- on my Solaris/SPARC box, signal 33 is
> #define SIGLWP 33 /* special signal used by thread library */
>
> have you updated your O/S, or applied any patches lately?
There's no reference to SIGLWP in Linux libs. That's an oversight. =(
However, I found the problem, just a few minutes ago. I upgraded bash a
couple of days ago, and apparently did something wrong. Removing the
upgrade and reinstalling the original version fixed my problem. I couldn't
compile anything, either. That's what clued me in, actually: whenever I
tried to compile something it would exit with
"Profiling timer expired"
which is a shell function. So, presto! my lists are back. =) Sorry to bug
you guys.
-jeremy
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