Server Failure

[Robert Lunnon]

I'm having the wineserver sparodically return a failure 
STATUS_NO_SUCH_FILE I think this is possibly because wineserver didn't 
get compiled with a threadsafe errno but I'd welcome other ideas

Heres the context (WINEDEBUG=+server)
0014: new_thread() = 0 { tid=003a, handle=12c }
003b: terminate_thread( handle=fffffffe, exit_code=207 )
003b: terminate_thread() = 0 { self=1, last=0 }
003b: get_window_children( parent=0, atom=0000, tid=0000 )
003b: get_window_children() = ERROR_INVALID_WINDOW_HANDLE { count=0, 
children={} }
003b: close_handle( handle=0 )
003b: close_handle() = INVALID_HANDLE
003b: *killed* exit_code=207
003a: *fd* 53 <- 66
003a: *fd* 55 <- 67
003a: init_thread( unix_pid=21133, unix_tid=-1, debug_level=1, 
teb=7e090000, peb=7ffd0000, entry=40edf7, ldt_copy=d1f90cc0, 
reply_fd=53, wait_fd=55 )
003a: init_thread() = NO_SUCH_FILE { pid=0008, tid=003a, info_size=0, 
server_start=1c786d460b0ba38 (-11.5351480), version=298 }
wine client error:3a: init_thread failed with status c000000f

[Alexandre Julliard]

Robert Lunnon  writes:
> I'm having the wineserver sparodically return a failure
> STATUS_NO_SUCH_FILE I think this is possibly because wineserver didn't
> get compiled with a threadsafe errno but I'd welcome other ideas

No, the wineserver doesn't use threads. The bug is that the unix_tid
field in init_thread() is -1 instead of the lwpid, so opening the
/proc file fails. My guess is that you are using wine-kthread instead
of wine-pthread.