07-20-2023, 10:11 AM
Currently I have no idea about it.
There is nothing special in the log.
Many other peoples use iVentoy linux version and work fine.
Maybe something with the OS environment?
Try to run iVentoy in a CentOS 7 OS (you can use VM for test) and test.
iVentoy was built under CentOS 7.X OS, so if you run it in CentOS 7.X it should have no compatible problem.
PS: When iVentoy crash, did you check that the process really exit ?(by ps -ef)
Or maybe you can turn on the coredump flag in the OS and make it to generate a core file for debug.
There is nothing special in the log.
Many other peoples use iVentoy linux version and work fine.
Maybe something with the OS environment?
Try to run iVentoy in a CentOS 7 OS (you can use VM for test) and test.
iVentoy was built under CentOS 7.X OS, so if you run it in CentOS 7.X it should have no compatible problem.
PS: When iVentoy crash, did you check that the process really exit ?(by ps -ef)
Or maybe you can turn on the coredump flag in the OS and make it to generate a core file for debug.