Scot Martin wrote:
Sorry about the last post. This one is definately
plain text.
The good news is that I've distilled the problem down
to a one line change in my httpd.conf file.
With the following line, Apache drops a core when
spawn_proc_prog() is called:
PerlTransHandler Apache::OK
The
Sorry about the last post. This one is definately
plain text.
The good news is that I've distilled the problem down
to a one line change in my httpd.conf file.
With the following line, Apache drops a core when
spawn_proc_prog() is called:
PerlTransHandler Apache::OK
The above line causes
Stas Bekman wrote:
>> When spawn_proc_prog() is called I get a segfault in strrchr when
>> modperl_spawn_proc_prog calls ap_make_dirstr_parent, which then
calls
>> strrchr. Unfortunately, my Perl 5.8 and Apache are not compiled with
>> debugging on so I'm recompiling all now. More later
>
Scot Martin wrote:
Thanks for the reply. I'd figured out earlier today that I probably should
be using Apache::SubProcess so it's good to see confirmation. A few lines
of code replaced 50+. It's a good thing.
Perl can only get better ;)
When spawn_proc_prog() is called I get a segfault in strrc
Thanks for the reply. I'd figured out earlier today that I probably should be using Apache::SubProcess so it's good to see confirmation. A few lines of code replaced 50+. It's a good thing.
When spawn_proc_prog() is called I get a segfault in strrchr when modperl_spawn_proc_prog calls ap_make_
Scot Martin wrote:
mp1.99.10-dev Apache 2.0.47 Solaris 8
I'm building a single-purpose, high-performance, multi-threaded application
server using the above and have run into problems with forking and cleanup
of old httpd instances. Yes, I have to fork and exec as I have to call
some legacy C code
