Thanks Costin,
I've found a workaround now, but I might try the cvs head anyway.
With a bit of luck HP's fix, whatever it was might have got in there.
> Can you try with the CVS head ?
>
> There are many bug fixes since 4.0.2.
>
> > [Mon May 27 14:07:01 2002] [notice] child pid 13574 exit signal
> Segmentation
> > fault (11)
> > [Mon May 27 14:07:01 2002] [notice] child pid 12572 exit signal
> Segmentation
> > fault (11)
>
> I hope using CVS head will fix this. If not, could you try running:
> gdb httpd
> > run -X
>
> Then do the request, you should see the sig11 in gdb - then do
> 'bt' and send us the result ?
>
> Or configure apache to generate core dumps, and go:
> gdb .../httpd .../core
> > bt
[Ashton, Bruce] I'll have to negotiate with the Unix team (I'm part
of the Java team) [Ashton, Bruce] to play with Apache but I'll give it a
go.
> > I add some extra debugging myself and ascertained that jk_translate runs
> > through to completion, but no debugging code in jk_handler ever gets
> run.
> > If jk_handler is entered at all it must fail at line 1075, "const char
> > *worker_name = ap_table_get(r->notes, JK_WORKER_ID);"
>
> Weird. Have you added a printf() before and after, and it crashes at that
> line ???
[Ashton, Bruce] I can't add a printf before, this line, the
compiler won't accept it. Something to do with it being a const assignment
or something I suppose.
> > For any given URL that fails, it is possible to make it work again by
> making
> > the URL *SHORTER*. This is possible if there is extraneous crap in the
> > query string, which you can cut out. I have discovered that for a
>
> Interesting. What's the URL that fails ?
>
> > Part of my problem is that I don't really know in what order Apache
> calls
> > methods from mod_jk, so I don't know if any other part of mod_jk is
> being
> > run between jk_translate and jk_handler.
>
> None AFAIK. Are you sure jk_handler is never invoked ?
[Ashton, Bruce] NO. It might well be crashing in that line.
> Costin
>
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