Hi Stas,
There is an easy way to work around it. Run the program under gdb and it'll remember the trace even the memory (frames) gets corrupted.
gdb /path/to/httpd gdb> run -X issue a request here and gdb will tell you that you've got a segfault <gdb> bt will give you the trace.
This is excatly what we have done and which gives the above trace with does not contain any usefull informations ...
Sorry, Gerald. I've missed that detail then.
In which case you need to try to manually step through guessing some breakpoints where things could go wrong.
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