Wrong kinda dump

I feel like saying "Nothin' up my sleeve! --oops, wrong sleeve" for those of you who are Rocky and Bullwinkle fans, because I'm trying to do one kind of dump and another kind results. I'm trying to do what seems like a rather large mysql dump; I'm importing a very, very large Discus installation into Phorum. Had to rewrite just about all the Phorum-provided script to do it, too (welcome to regular expressions, Lynn! whee!). Anyway, I now have two very, very large sql dump files, at least they seem large to me; one is ~37K, the other is ~123K -- big for text files. When I try to dump them into mysql, I get a *core* dump--not quite the dump I expected. From my shell: bash-2.03$ mysql -u user -ppwd -D dbname < cleanorgph.sql Segmentation fault (core dumped) This happens every time. MySQL version 3.22.32, FreeBSD, 3-weeks-down PHP/MySQL programmer. The table exists, but from what I have read and can tell, it's supposed to. Wha' happa'? Would it have anything to do with data already being in that table (and possibly containing conflicting id numbers, not sure)? In the dumps, Lynn -- Lynn Siprelle, Siprelle & Associates: Web Construction and Publishing Chief Assoc. Josephine b. 9/9/97 * New Assoc. Louisa due 5/1/01 Business: lynn@siprelle com | Personal: lynsa@siprelle.com The New Homemaker: http://www.newhomemaker.com/