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#1
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Hello. I try to install configuration repository server, but it has always failed with segmentation fault when starting crserver process. I tried it on Ubuntu 32-bit and CentOS 64 bit, but result was the same. I assume that it can depend on some libraries, but I don't have any guess on what.

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Hello!

You need to setup dumps, prepare them and contact us via int@1c.com

To setup dumps here is a short instruction for ОС Fedora Core 4 (for others in might be different, see documentation for your version):

under root:
in .bashrc in your home folder add the following line:

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ulimit -с unlimited

in /etc/sysctl.conf add the following line:
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kernel.core_pattern=/tmp/core.%e.%p

and apply changes:
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sysctl -p

Dumps will be saved in /tmp/ folder with names core.executable_name.process_id

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#3
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Any news on this subject? We are using now 8.2.14 but it is very unstable.

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Unfortunately no news yet.

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Please tell, if you installed 1C_Enterprise82-server package and which versions of packages you installed.

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I wanted to try crserver on Linux, but there is no crserver executable at all.
We use 1C 64-bit for DEB-based Linux, version 8.3.4-428.

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Aurimas Fišeras, you have to use 32bit packages for installation of configuration repository.

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