Thanks for the input, Josh. The command I'm using now is:
# strace -fx /usr/sbin/apache2 -X
I recompiled apache with suexec support (because I noticed a missing suexec
ref in the output), and nscd wasn't running. Unfortunately, I'm getting
the same error output:
>From the point where mod_perl
Ok, so I installed strace. Please keep in mind that I'm a Java developer
by nature, and a systems guy by necessity. :)
Here is what I have, and I'm not too sure how to interpret it. Thank you
for the help, btw! :)
# strace -x /usr/sbin/apache2 > /root/apache_strace
execve("/usr/sbin/apache2"
Do you happen to be using a Xen virtual machine and running a redhat 6.1 or
CentOS 6.1+ version of linux.
I actually had opened a very similar ticket to this a couple of weeks back.
The write-up here was the apparent problem that I'm assuming was causing my
issue as a bug in glibc.
https://bugzi
I always like to start with strace and running the httpd in debug mode (one
child) with -X.
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mod_perl is failing with Apache, and I'm having trouble figuring out why.
I'm running under Gentoo.
mod_perl version 2.0.7
apache version 2.2.22-r1, build with threads and worker MPM
libperl version 5.10.1-r1
perl version 5.16.0 with ithreads support
# /etc/init.d/apache2 start
* Starting apach
