Oops, I may have sent this off too hurriedly; looks like both example core... the first one wasn't coring when I used Cntl-B instead of Cntl-P and I think my browser was caching it.
The 'good' news is, there's two examples that show a core dumping problem. :) Ron > -----Original Message----- > From: Ron Park [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2003 4:09 PM > To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' > Subject: mod_include: YABU (yet another bug uncovered) > > > Hi Again, > > Well, we've come across another mod_include/cross brigade bug > for which we > currently don't yet have a patch (should have one soon but > thought I'd give > others a crack at it). :D > > Here are two simple snippets, one which works, one which causes a core > dump even with the latest patch of mod_include: > > <!--#if expr="$FALSE" -->True<!^P--#set var="v" value="t" > -->Set<!--#else -->False<!--#set var="v" value="t" > -->Set<!--#endif -->Done > > <!--#if expr="$FALSE" -->T<!^P--#set var="v" value="t" > -->Set<!--#else -->False<!--#set var="v" value="t" > -->Set<!--#endif -->Done > > (The Cntl-P is to cause mod_bucketeer to fire off: need the following > setting in your conf file to get this to work: > > AddOutputFilter BUCKETEER;INCLUDES .html > > Put each snippet in a file in your docroot, say, true.html > and t.html and give > them a try. > > I'm pretty sure it's related to the code around line 491 of > mod_include.c > (at least that's the part that works differently for each > one) but I haven't > figured out how it's wrong. > > Thanks, > Ron >
