In a message dated 5/7/2006 7:30:29 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
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> You need to get a traceback of the core file (assuming a core file 
> was written) and post the results of that traceback.  See 
> http://www.lsoft.com/manuals/lsv-faq.stm#_Toc112814916 for details.
> 
> My best guess is that you simply ran out of memory, but the traceback 
> would make it more clear.
> 
> If you have maintenance (and I think you do but I don't have access 
> to that database), I would recommend moving this issue to support so 
> that you can send them unredacted log data for analysis.
> 
> Nathan
> 
> At 02:55 PM 5/6/2006 -0700, you wrote:
> >We are using ListServ 1.8e in Solaris Sparc 7 (ES250 machines with 2 
> >CPUs).  We had a problem in a list index which always crashed the 
> >ListServ.  The archive (*.logXXXXX) have 256 weekly archives (there 
> >are more than one archive in a single week) and the total size is 
> >448Meg. The ListServ would crashed if any user did a search on that 
> >list.  I deleted the *.db* corresponding to that list and could see 
> >it rebuilt the index when I did a search.  But ListServ crashed 5-10 
> >mintes later that I had to re-start it.  The last few lines of log I 
> >saw before the crash were:
> >
> >*** FIO file cache now totals 20862k. A list of cached files follows. ***
> >
> >File size  Usage  Flags  File name
> >---------  -----  -----  ---------
> >     7632k      1   U     /u/ssc/listserv/lists/listname.log0604c
> >     8711k      1         /u/ssc/listserv/listslistname.log0605a
> >     1829k      1   U     /u/ssc/listserv/lists/listname.log0604e
> >     2691k      1   U     /u/ssc/listserv/lists/listname.dbindex
> >
> >
> >*** FIO file cache now totals 10323k. A list of cached files follows. ***
> >
> >File size  Usage  Flags  File name
> >---------  -----  -----  ---------
> >     7632k      1         /u/ssc/listserv/lists/listname.log0604c
> >     2691k      1   U     /u/ssc/listserv/lists/listname.dbindex
> >
> >I noticed that there were a lot of 'U' under the 'Flags'.  I would 
> >be appreciated if any one could let me know what is going wrong or I 
> >missed something.  I searched the LSTSRV-L and could not find anything.  
> Thank.
> >
> >Shinn

This site crashed my sysem too  http://milf.org

I am tired of all this.

:(

~Jeremy