Mark Hindley wrote: [...]
> This must be a problem in the perl engine somewhere rather than > apt-cacher itself. I notice you are using CGI mode which could also > point to the apache perl module as well. A perl script, like > apt-cacher, shouldn't be able to crash the perl engine. Agreed. > Have you upgraded perl/apache recently? Is your system up to date? We started using apt-cacher only recently, but had the problems since we started using it. The system itself is automatically updated each night. > I would recommend you switch to daemon mode which will give you better > apt-cacher performance and will also exclude any apache module > problems. Will do. > As far as the actual problem goes, I think you will need to install > perl-debug to get the symbols and then run the whole thing under gdb. Actually I have perl-debug installed, the symbols for libperl are there. > I am going to reassign this to libperl5.10. Thanks, Markus -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
