On Sat, 26 May 2001 22:41:11 +0800 (SGT), Stas Bekman said:

> On 25 May 2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>  
>  > Once one handler get  a server error, you'll get the last
>  > succssful content served by that child, repeatedly, forever. Note also that
>  > this not one handler with lots of different behaviors. It's about 20 handlers,
>  > based of some shared base modules, but performing rather different tasks.
>  
>  Can you send us a small handler that reproduces the problem?

No. Unfortunately, it's a pretty complex system, and so far we've been unable
to narrow it down to just one thing. We had a suspicion for a while that it was
related to handlers that were redirecting to other handlers when they were
done, but I've been unable to confirm this yet.
  
>  Have you tried writing the data to the disk instead of/in addition to
>  sending it down to the client? Do you see the data written to the disk
>  (error_log seems to be the best) changing?

What I'm trying to verify now is which URL Apache is even seeing in the
request. However, it does not seem to be logging anything at all. Of course, I
can't reproduce the problem right now. Bah.

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