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I have a core dump with lots of suspicious strings (64 random hex chars, if it rings a bell for anyone) and trying to figure out where they come from is difficult due to a consistent crash.
I first tried a v8 findrefs 0x... for these strings, and that returns nothing. I then tried v8 findrefs -s <str>, and that crashes consistently. This is with multiple core dumps, and many strings. All failed with the -s without any exceptions.
See the crash log below.
Local environment (please complete the following information):
Version of llnode: 4.0.0
OS Info: multiple Ubuntu-based environments --- Ubuntu w/ WSL2, Ubuntu in a docker container, and the same on AlmaLinux
lldb Version: 14.0.0 (installed via apt install lldb-14 liblldb-14-dev)
Obtained using lldb --version
Version of node.js [e.g. 16.17.0]
Obtained using node --version
Server where the core was dumped (please complete the following information):
OS Info: [e.g. Linux ub 5.15.0-46-generic Changelog #49~20.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Thu Aug 4 19:15:44 UTC 2022 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux]
Obtained using uname -a or on Windows wmic os get OsArchitecture && wmic os get name
lldb Version [e.g. 14.0.6]
Version of node.js: a few different versions, including 14.19.0, and 19.6.1
I have a core dump with lots of suspicious strings (64 random hex chars, if it rings a bell for anyone) and trying to figure out where they come from is difficult due to a consistent crash.
I first tried a
v8 findrefs 0x...
for these strings, and that returns nothing. I then triedv8 findrefs -s <str>
, and that crashes consistently. This is with multiple core dumps, and many strings. All failed with the-s
without any exceptions.See the crash log below.
Local environment (please complete the following information):
Version of llnode: 4.0.0
OS Info: multiple Ubuntu-based environments --- Ubuntu w/ WSL2, Ubuntu in a docker container, and the same on AlmaLinux
lldb Version: 14.0.0 (installed via
apt install lldb-14 liblldb-14-dev
)Obtained using
lldb --version
Version of node.js [e.g. 16.17.0]
Obtained using
node --version
Server where the core was dumped (please complete the following information):
OS Info: [e.g. Linux ub 5.15.0-46-generic Changelog #49~20.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Thu Aug 4 19:15:44 UTC 2022 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux]
Obtained using
uname -a
or on Windowswmic os get OsArchitecture && wmic os get name
lldb Version [e.g. 14.0.6]
Version of node.js: a few different versions, including 14.19.0, and 19.6.1
Additional context
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