> But i can't get any clue which file to look at. I personally wouldn't use gdb but strace to establish what system calls are being made, and decide whether these system calls are correct or not. If you then think that some call is being made that shouldn't, set a breakpoint on the syscall function, and see when it gets hit. I'd also attach to a running Python interpreter instead of running python from gdb, since the interaction between gdb's stdin and python's stdin may be confusing. Regards, Martin
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