The next issue was an immediate segfault at the same point it was dying before, but it turned out to be cause by ns_geturl, nothing db related. So I don't know why ns_geturl from aolserver 3.4 would segfault on rh8.0. This was also compiled on an older RH.
Lamar Owen wrote:
What is the SQL you are executing that produces this error? AOLserver itself (and the postgres driver) doesn't use, need, or try to load plpgsql.so, which is the handler library for PL/Pgsql and is loaded by the PostgreSQL backend.
Some sql with a function was called, causing pg to try to load the library.
Thanks!
--Tom Jackson
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