It may be nothing, but I spent 2 months (off and on) with a crashing mod_perl/Apache to discover that in my case it was the DateTime that was the cause.
Hans (on the list) confirmed this and said "The latest DateTime and DateTime-TimeZone modules that work with mod_perl are DateTime 0.70 and DateTime-TimeZone 1.34." The root cause appears to be the Params::Classify module which loads Classify.dll - it is Classify.dll that is the problem. SInce P::C has a pure Perl implementation as well as the dll, I simplex moved the dll, and everything started working consistently. Hans reverted to the earlier DateTime, which worked for him. It may be totally unrelated to your problem, but I had many varying symptoms depending on configuration etc, and some of the errors gave no hint as to the problem being in Classify.dll. HTH :) > My mod_perl appears to cause a segmentation fault in my Apache. 'httpd -X' > simply gives 'Segmentation Fault' and my server does not start. > > I am using Apache 2.2.22, mod_perl 2.0.5, CentOS 5.7 x86_64. I built > mod_perl and Apache together from source with the following command: > >
