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Subject: Re: csh core dumping 7.0-rc1
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Chris wrote:
>> That backtrace is garbage, of course :)  Try rebuilding csh and the
>> libraries with CFLAGS+=-ggdb and STRIP= (i.e. set to the empty string).
>>   This will allow a meaningful backtrace when it crashes.
>>
>> Kris
>>
>>
>>
> 
> Kris please halt this investigation and thanks for your time on this.
> 
> when I did the 2nd bt I had noticed it was using the local iconv which
> incidently was installed by directadmin a 3rd party application,
> diectadmin usually causes no problems such as this but they have no
> freebsd7 specific version yet and whats happened is I installed the
> freebsd6 version and it in its installation script has installed some
> freebsd6 version of these packages one of them been iconv.  I just
> recompiled iconv from ports and csh no longer crashes.  I apologise
> for wasting your time on this issue.

OK, glad you solved the problem!

Kris