[Xastir] "ICE default IO error handler ... errno=32" in 1.9.9

[Jason Godfrey]

If it sheds any light on the problem, errno 32 is EPIPE: "Broken Pipe".
- Jason

On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 11:47 AM, Peter Gamache
<peter+aprs at duonet.net<peter%2Baprs at duonet.net>
> wrote:

> On Xubuntu 10.04, I'm running CVS 1.9.9.  The version I'm running is from
> CVS about two weeks ago.  I tried an update today and something in
> map_tif.c
> is broken, so it won't compile - but that's a different issue.
>
> Any idea what to do next for troubleshooting?
>
> Thanks,
> -Peter KC0TFB
>
> After starting my current version, I see (with "-m -v 4095"):
>
> [lots of map indexing snipped]
> Number of maps queried: 7
> Number of maps queried: 12
> Number of maps queried: 1241
> Number of maps queried: 0
> Number of maps queried: 1
> Number of maps queried: 1
> Number of maps queried: 4
> map_indexer: Returned from map_search
> map_indexer() middle
> Finished indexing maps
> map_indexer() end
> *** Reading WX Alert log files
> fill_in_new_alert_entries start
> fill_in_new_alert_entries end
> *** Done with WX Alert log files
> Port Available 0
> Opening a Serial KISS TNC device
> Found an existing lockfile /var/lock/LCK..ttyS0 for this port!
> Lock is stale!  Removing it.
> Changing euid to 1000 and egid to 1000
> Changing euid to 1000 and egid to 1000
> Changing euid to 1000 and egid to 1000
> Changing euid to 1000 and egid to 1000
> Create lock file /var/lock/LCK..ttyS0
> Changing euid to 1000 and egid to 1000
> Changing euid to 1000 and egid to 1000
> *** add_device: ok: 1 ***
> Start port 0 threads
> *** Startup of read/write threads for port 0 ***
> End port 0 threads
> Port 0 read start
> Port 0 write start
> ICE default IO error handler doing an exit(), pid = 9338, errno = 32
>
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