[Crash-utility] WRT: too many redirections bug

[Dave Anderson]

----- Original Message -----

> In doing so, it seems the program goes through all the startup rigmarole
> before processing options.  It shouldn't do that.  No point in bumping into
> failing configurations if all you are going to do is print out a
> version.
> 
> # crash --version > c-cmd.log
> gdb called without error_hook: No struct type named ldlm_lock.
> gdb called without error_hook: No struct type named ldlm_lock.
> gdb called without error_hook: /root/.gdbinit:78: Error in sourced
> command file:
> No struct type named ldlm_lock.
> /root/.gdbinit:78: Error in sourced command file:
> No struct type named ldlm_lock.
> 
> crash 5.1.1-2.el6
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> 
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Right -- currently when "crash --version" is invoked, gdb is invoked
as "gdb" alone with no arguments.  I'll change that to "gdb -version"
so that it will avoid the reading of your .gdbinit file.

Thanks,
  Dave