Chris Bennett wrote:
Stuart Henderson wrote:
oh, please also keep /tmp/pkglist around in case anyone wants to see
it..
On 2010-02-26, Stuart Henderson <s...@spacehopper.org> wrote:
On 2010-02-25, Chris Bennett <ch...@bennettconstruction.biz> wrote:
Stuart Henderson wrote:
On 2010-02-23, Chris Bennett <ch...@bennettconstruction.biz> wrote:
I just upgraded a production server to -current (needed latest
PostgreSQL)
Did you upgrade all packages? Specifically, any Perl XS modules must
have been built with a version of Perl matching the Perl binary,
so if
you didn't upgrade these (e.g. DBD::Pg) that could be the problem.
I decided to delete DBD::Pg and added latest through CPAN.
This eliminated the core dumps, but not the Segmentation Faults.
Please first uninstall DBD::Pg from CPAN (mixing things
from CPAN and OpenBSD packages is going to cause confusion at best
and won't help track down the problem with the packages.
I was giving DBD::Pg as an example but you must have other XS modules
on your system if you're using DBD::Pg. Did you upgrade __all__
packages?
If not please do so (pkg_add -ui or similar) and re-test.
If you've already done that and it's still failing, try reinstalling
all the perl things:
- save a copy of your package list
pkg_info > /tmp/pkglist
- uninstall all p5-* packages and things they pull in
pkg_delete -i /var/db/pkg/p5-*
(and answer yes to uninstalling the dependent pkg's)
- reinstall the packages from the list you saved
pkg_add -z -l /tmp/pkglist
and test again.
If it's broken after just doing pkg_add -u but deleting+reinstalling
these packages fixes things, we need to know *absolutely ASAP* if we're
to stand a chance of changing anything for release.
No go.
Updated to latest.
no packages got updated.
Still get Segmentation faults
"debug" version still works clean
I have now given myself a new problem
Apache is now blown out:
runs but I get
[Fri Feb 26 07:44:14 2010] [notice] child pid 26552 exit signal
Segmentation fault (11)
for every access
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